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24-year-old singer Beyza Aydın took her first step into the world of music with her track titled ‘Tadı Yok’. The young artist, who lives in the Netherlands and is also a psychology student, takes her inspiration from the Italian restaurant where she works on weekends.

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İSTANBUL (TR) - The world of music continues to be colored with young artists. Finally, 24-year-old Turkish singer Beyza Aydın, living in Zwolle, Netherlands, made a successful debut with her maxi single consisting of 3 songs. The video clip of the song Tadı Yok, which gave its name to the single, was released on all digital platforms on May 18, Aydın said, “This work is very valuable as it is my first step into the world of music professionally. My hope is to empower every young person who is confident in their ability to continue on the path they believe in.”

Inspired by the Italian restaurant where he works on weekends

Beyza Aydın, who continues to improve herself in many fields besides her music career, said, “Actually, I am a graduate of marketing and communication. Now I'm studying in the psychology department of Saxion University in the Netherlands. I work in a small but sweet Italian restaurant on the weekends. What I enjoy the most is chatting with people who have different stories every day. This is a great source of inspiration for me.”

“My biggest goal is to be a versatile musician”

Saying that he met music at a young age thanks to his parents, Beyza Aydın also touched on the names that shaped his career journey: “Music and songs were often sung at home and in the car. I met artists like Ayna, Kıraç, Muazzez Ersoy and Kubat back then. As I got older, my interest in music also increased. My interest in music during high school led me to take singing lessons. During this period, I started listening to more English pieces. Radiohead, Muse, Lana Del Rey, Beyonce, Christina Aguilera and Amy Winehouse were among my idols. But I never restrained myself. I continued to sing in many styles, especially Pop, Rack, Jazz, Turkish Classical Music, R&B and Arabesque. Later, I became interested in dance and started to study street dance / hiphop and participated in dance competitions organized nationally with professional dance teams. My biggest goal is to be a versatile musician.”