Feraner

Born in Ankara, Turkey, Muzaffer Doğan Aşkıner began his career as a vocalist and songwriter. In 2012, he released the album “Biz Hariç Herkes” with his band ONLAR, produced by VEYasin of Mode XL and Hey Douglas fame. He honed his production skills by working on various albums, commercials, and TV projects. Since 2014, he has worked as a music producer with artists worldwide. Feraner started his career under this alias in 2018 with the collaboration “Hard Days Are Over” with Esin İris. Subsequently, he released popular tracks such as “Spark” and “Let it Go,” which were especially loved in the Balkans. Influenced by artists like Ben Böhmer, Monolink, Hayden James, Nora En Pure, Elderbrook, and Mahmut Orhan, Feraner’s music blends emotional melodies with dynamic electronic rhythms, creating a unique style. Feraner’s work has attracted attention from various music platforms and critics, highlighting his innovative approach to electronic music production. His ability to seamlessly combine different musical elements allows him to create tracks that are both captivating and deeply moving. His performances and releases have been featured in many notable electronic music publications and playlists, reflecting his rising prominence in the industry. Now based in Montenegro, Feraner continues to draw inspiration from diverse cultures, infusing his music with a broad array of influences.