Omercan Sakar
Born in Turkey in 1985, Ömercan developed a passion for music and nature from a young age. His musical journey commenced with the guitar before transitioning to drums. Under local mentors, he honed his craft and immersed himself in the music scene. Earning a scholarship to the Siena Jazz Masterclasses in Italy, Ömercan expanded his musical horizons. Subsequently, he triumphed in an international contest, securing another scholarship to the prestigious Drummers Collective in NYC, where he studied under luminaries like Peter Retzlaff and Ian Froman. Post-graduation, Ömercan collaborated with diverse musicians in NYC. In 2015, he co-founded "Psychaudio" with Martin Seiler, releasing their debut album "Connect" in 2017 under Kabak&Lin Records. Embracing diverse sounds and cultures, Ömercan focuses on indigenous shaman drums, Native American flutes, bamboo/wooden flutes, and the handpan. His work spans projects in both the USA and Turkey, reflecting his dedication to musical exploration.
A heartfelt anthem that celebrates the beauty and interconnectedness of life. From the power of nature to the resilience of the human spirit, each lyric resonates with a sense of hope and renewal while the artists reflects on transformation and the eternal cycle of life. With its infectious energy and uplifting message, "New World" inspires us to take a step towards the light, to let go of our worries, and to embrace the warmth of inner fire. It's a powerful reminder that, in the end, love is the key to unlocking the doors to a better world.
"Selfless Clusters" invites listeners to embark on an introspective journey, diving deep into their own minds to unlock the key to unity and freedom. It's a song that reminds us of our innate capacity for happiness and encourages us to let our light shine both inwardly and outwardly. Overall, "Selfless Clusters" is a soulful anthem that speaks to the universal human experience, reminding us of the power of love to illuminate our path and bring joy to our lives.
Homelessness, has no age, gender, race or religion, it impacts individuals globally in every country, with numbers growing daily. Currently it is estimated that over 150 million people are homeless globally. With this song we aim to share the plight of homelessness and open the hearts of compassion, love, understanding, empathy to those who suffer the plight of homelessness.
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