Coşkun Karademir is a Turkish musician and composer renowned for his mastery of string instruments traditional to Anatolian music, particularly the bağlama and kopuz. Born into a family with deep musical roots in the Kars and Erzurum regions of Turkey, Karademir developed a passion for music at a young age. His career is marked by an exploration of the rich cultural tapestry of Turkey and a desire to bridge the traditional with the contemporary. Coşkun Karademir’s musical journey has always been about transcending boundaries, whether they are geographical, cultural, or musical.

Throughout his illustrious career, Karademir has worked to blend the sounds of Anatolian folk music with a variety of global music genres, creating a unique and enchanting soundscape that resonates with audiences around the world. His discography is a testament to his versatility and commitment to innovation within traditional music frameworks, with recent releases like "İki Yol" and "Migration Routes" showcasing his ability to weave modern elements into the fabric of ancient melodies. His work is not just a preservation of heritage but an ever-evolving conversation between the past and the present, as evidenced by contemporary remixes of his pieces such as "Kara Tren Gelmez M'ola" and "Mest." Through his music, Karademir continues to act as a cultural ambassador, bringing the soulful and mystical sounds of Anatolia to the global stage.