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Overview: With melodies sweet enough to sugar your tea, Turkish/American songstress Sinem Saniye brings her vocals to you with lyrics that are captivating, while weaving in and out of Pop, Lounge, World, Bossa Nova, Jazz and Electronica vibes in a seamless, awe-inspiring manner. (In more specific terms, think Nelly Furtado and Shakira production with Norah Jones vocals over Fiona Apple lyrical and song sophistication!)
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From: New York, NY
Format: Adult, Hit
Plays: 91
Plays Today: 0
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 | I'll Confide |
 | Boom Sheke Nana |
 | Are We In Love |
 | A Certain Kind Of Lovely |
 | In My Favorite Room |
SONGWRITING AWARDS:
2011 International Songwriting Finalist, "Boom Sheke Nana"
2010 Dallas Songwriters Best Video Award
2009 Indi Music TV "Artist of the Season"
2008 Song of the Year (supporter of VH-1 Save the Music) Finalist
2008 Billboard World Song Contest Winner
2008 Mountain Stage NewSong Contest Finalist (NorthEast region)
2008 UK Songwriting Contest Finalist
2007 Lennon Award Winner
2006 *Grand Prize Winner* John Lennon Songwriting Competition
2005 International Songwriting Competition
Sinem Saniye (pronounced “see-nem” “sahh-knee-yeh,”) is an award-winning singer/songwriter from New York City, born in Germany with Turkish family roots, who channels a sound that skirts Nelly Furtado, Norah Jones, and Shakira. Sinem worked with Grammy-Award winning producers Mark Plati, Philip A. Jimenez, Henri Scars Stuck, and Greg Calbi on her debut album “When I Don’t Sleep..”, which was released with much critical acclaim to a sold-out show at the the Triad Theater in New York City. Collaborators that worked on the album also worked with No Doubt, David Bowie, Brazilian Girls, Louise Attaque, Norah Jones, Fiona Apple, and Madonna.
Earlier in 2010 Delta Airlines featured Sinem’s song “A Certain Kind Of Lovely” on their inflight music program and magazine, and more recently, Sinem returned from a nationwide US Tour 2010, (an ambitious 30-city, SOLO feat spanning the entire US and even into Vancouver Canada for 3 months, where she nearly got arrested for having mace on her key chain!) Sinem Saniye officialy ends her tour with a spectacular homecoming show, opening for Grammy-nominated artist Lisa Loeb at City Winery on June 2, 2010 in New York City. Sinem has also shared the stage with Jonatha Brooke, Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers, Michele Branch, Katy Melua, and David Brubeck.
On her US Tour, Sinem played to sold-out crowds in many cities, and along her travels she played during SXSW 2010, was featured in the press in several states, played to a packed house at the prestigious Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles, made the LA papers with a feature in the LA Examiner, and was interviewed by Metro Unplugged, a TV program which featured a performance and interview by Sinem on all Los Angeles city buses and metro system everyday for an entire week… boasting a viewership of nearly 100,000 commuters. She’s won several songwriting awards, including the Grand Prize in the John Lennon Songwriting Competition, chosen out of nearly 20,000 other songwriters by celebrity judges that included Tom Waits, Jesse Harris, and Fergie from the Black-Eyed Peas. (For a list of all her awards, see above.)
Sinem is frequently featured in magazines and papers including TimeOUT NY, Global Rhythm Magazine, The Village Voice, The Los Angeles Times, the LA Examiner, The Idaho Tribune, DC IST, and television programs across the US such as Fuse TV, Indi Music TV, Music Mix USA, Swept Away TV, The Rhythms of NY, The Directors Chair, and Metro Unplugged (a program that recently aired to over 100,000 commuters on the entire Los Angeles bus systems’ TV screens in April of 2010) and appeared on national overseas television including CNN, Fox TV, TRT-INT (airs to all of Europe,) Flash TV, ATV, and MTV.
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