WELCOME TO THE WORLD "KOLO"
Esen Özyavuz (Güler) was Born in Istanbul
She was graduated from toursim and hotel management collegiate school
She met Sagopa Kajmer in 98 and began to perform rap
-Her first record was in 98 for the song "Inkar bosuna" (it is useless to deny) in Kuvvetmira Studio
-In the same year, she recorded the songs "Neden Agliyorum" (why ** i crying?) and "Dünden Kalma Hayaller" (the dreams of yesterday) with the band Silahsz kuvvet
-Because of her school and business she had to give a break to rap
in 2001 she served her first underground EP through internet to the listeners
*Eksik Eylüllerin Geciken Yamurlar (the late rains of unfulfilled/unfinished/uncompleted septembers)
*Psikolog (psycholog)
*Komada Mart (comatose seagull)
-She featured with Sagopa Kajmer in 2004 for the song (my heart beats 78bpm) in the album Bir Pesimistin Gözyaslari solo album of Sagopa Kajmer(The Tears Of A Pessimist)
-At the same year, she served her Sagopa Kajmer collabs called "Gunlerim Aglak (Disi Kisilik)" & "Aklimin Odalari" to the fans by internet
-Sagopa kajmer featured to the song (Superb Sperm) in Pessimist EP 3
The song "Sago Vs Kolera" in the album Romantizma
-Her first solo album, (Carantine Embryo), whose producer is Sagopa Kajmer came out in 24.09.05
-Again in 2005, She appeared at the Kuvvetmira - Disstortion EP with 2 tracks.
-In 2006 she appeared at the "Kafile" compilation which was the first compilation album of Melankolia with 3 tracks.
In 2006, she also had two performances called "Foseptik" & "Trakonya" in Pesimist EP 4 album (which is the last one of Sagopa Kajmer's legendary EP series)
-In 2007 Kolera & Sagopa Kajmer released their highly anticipated duet album called "Ikimizi Anlatan Birsey" with the label of Melankolia Records.
2007 ''Tas Dibe Dusmez''(Stone dont fall down into deep)Internet Single
2008''Kolodelphia''feat Luminous Fluxx Inziva Promotion Track
2008 ''Inziva'' Solo Albüm
2008 ''Kolostrofobi Ep'' * Sen Nasil Bir Insansin *Sekerpare
*Sermin *Vitrindeki Manken (Geberik Gelin)
Cuma Haz. 18, 2010 3:46 pm