Ozan Sarıboğa

Born in Kayseri in 1990, Sarıboğa started his musical education by playing percussion, bağlama and piano with the help of his father who recognized his talent at the age of five. In 2003 lived his fist studio experience playing percussion and acoustic guitar in Grup Revan's first album founded by his father, sister and himself. In 2004, he was admitted to Kayseri High School of Fine Arts as the top scoring student. During his high school education, he developed himself in playing base, electrical, acoustic and classical guitar as well as drums. After the experience he gained by releasing the Grup Revan album, he founded the first professional recording studio in Kayseri. In 2008, he won the first prize for his arrangement of Mozart's Turkish March in a contest organized by Pera High school of Fine Arts. In 2008, he was received to İstanbul Technical University's Department of Sound Design and Recording Technologies. During his education, he continued studying the piano with Mehru Ensari. Within a wide range of pop, rock, classical and jazz music, he performed in various Turkish and foreign artists' concerts and recording sessions in and outside of Turkey. Besides his successful career as a versatile instrumentalist, he also has an important career as an arranger. In his studio, he continues to compose and arrange songs, jingles and film music as well as recording albums.