Demet Akalın – Rekor

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Label:	SM Gold – none
Format:	CD, Album
Country:	Turkey
Released:	24. Apr. 2014
Genre:	Electronic, Pop, Folk, World, & Country
Style:	Euro House, Electro House, Europop, Ballad

Tracklist

1	Kötü Kalp	3:58
2	Nefsi Müdafaa	3:59
3	İlahi Adalet	4:11
4	Rekor	3:49
5	Ummadığım Anda	5:04
6	Ara Verelim	4:07
7	Vay Vay Vay	4:26
8	Kibrit	4:01
9	Koltuk	4:04
10	Ödeştik	5:23
11	Sözüm Ona Sevdin	4:11
12	Gurur Duyarım	4:32
13	Yeminim Var	4:15
14	Aşk Totemi	3:37
15	Vur Gitsin Beni	4:38
16	Vur Gitsin Beni (İdo Versiyonu) Remix – İdo*	4:27

Arranged By – Ceyhun Çelikten (tracks: 7), David Şaboy (tracks: 14), Emrah Karaduman (tracks: 4), Emrah Moğolkoç (tracks: 15), Erdem Kınay (tracks: 1, 3), Erhan Bayrak (tracks: 5, 9 to 12), Miraç Kutlu (tracks: 8)
Arranged By, Mixed By – Gökhan Özen (tracks: 2, 13)
Graphics – Müjdat Küpşi, Özlem Semiz
Lyrics By – Cansu Kurtçu (tracks: 10), Gökhan Şahin (tracks: 4), Hakkı Yalçın (tracks: 7), Tahir Paker (tracks: 15, 16)
Management [Basın ve Halkla İlişkiler] – Özgür Aras PR*
Mastered By – Çağlar Türkmen
Mixed By – Barış Büyük (tracks: 13), Emre Kral* (tracks: 4), Suat Durmuş (tracks: 3), Özer Yener (tracks: 5, 8 to 12), Özgür Yurtoğlu (tracks: 2)
Music By – Burhan Bayar (tracks: 15, 16), Ceyhun Çelikten (tracks: 7), Emrah Karaduman (tracks: 4), Fettah Can (tracks: 9, 10, 12)
Other [Styling] – Bener Hamamcı
Photography By – Müjdat Küpşi
Producer – Bülent Seyhan, Fuat Seyhan
Recorded By, Mixed By – Emrah Moğolkoç (tracks: 15, 16)
Remix, Arranged By – Burak Yeter (tracks: 6)
Supervised By – Demet Akalın
Vocals – Ceyhun Çelikten (tracks: 7), Gökhan Özen (tracks: 2), Merve Küçükaytekin (tracks: 7)
Written-By – Cansu Kurtçu (tracks: 9, 12), Erem Yıldız (tracks: 14), Ersay Üner (tracks: 1, 6, 11), Gökhan Özen (tracks: 2, 3, 13), Lerzan Mutlu (tracks: 8), Yıldız Tilbe (tracks: 5)

Digipak with 16 cards inside with artwork, lyrics and credits.

speccydoughboy 7. Juli 2022
This is a great album, the first quarter has a run of total pop bangers with synths, heavy basslines and unusual time-signatures. A really enticing blend of Turkish melodies and electronic production. The second quarter is more mid-tempo pop, bringing in some acoustic instruments and strings; the third quarter includes ballads, of which the most stunning is "Ödeştik"; the end of the album has one uptempo number, another ballad and a club remix. The vocals throughout are, of course, superb. Maybe her best album overall?