Emre Plak

Emre Plak is a Turkish record label and album production company founded in Istanbul in 1970 by Hüseyin Emre. A few years after its founding, it merged with Grafson Plak, a label that held one of the largest archives of the period, and adopted the combined name "Emre & Grafson Plakçılık." The label has been home to many prominent Turkish musicians, including Ebru Gündeş, Serdar Ortaç, Yusuf Güney, Rafet El Roman, and Ferhat Göçer. It is particularly noted as the label with which Barış Manço worked for the longest period, releasing seven albums with Emre Plak. The company's group includes Atlas Plak, Eti Müzik, and Grafson Plak. Emre Plak remains active in the Turkish music market, with its official website at emreplak.com.tr.

Emre Plak was founded in 1970 in Istanbul by Hüseyin Emre as an album production company. A few years after its establishment, it merged with Grafson Plak, a record company that possessed one of the largest archives of the era, and the combined entity took the name "Emre & Grafson Plakçılık." The label built a significant roster over the decades, working with major Turkish artists such as Ajda Pekkan, Cem Karaca, İbrahim Tatlıses, Müslüm Gürses, Müzeyyen Senar, Sibel Can, and many others. Its most notable long-term relationship was with Barış Manço, who released seven albums with Emre Plak, making it the label he worked with for the longest period. The company also operates or is associated with group labels Atlas Plak, Eti Müzik, and Grafson Plak. Emre Plak continues to be active in the Turkish music industry.

• 1970

  Emre Plak founded in Istanbul by Hüseyin Emre.

• Merged with Grafson Plak to form Emre & Grafson Plakçılık.

A long-established Turkish independent record label with a broad catalog of popular and folk artists.

Product categories. Albums · Music recordings · Record production

1. 1Emre Plak official websiteemreplak.com.tr
2. 2Emre Plak - Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3Emre Plak - Wikipedia (Turkish)tr.wikipedia.org