Together with some of the local and foreign professional musicians who are conservatory graduates residing in Qatar, under the leadership of Sinan Söyler, our artist who was licensed by the Ministry of Tourism and Culture of the Republic of Turkey and the owner of Söyler Sanat Academy, and our professional Turkish musicians who are also conservatory graduates we brought from Turkey; In November 2021, we established TÜRK MEŞK under the roof of Söyler Sanat Academy and entered the newly developing music market in Qatar to perform Live Music. 

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While our Turkish musicians within the TURK MEŞK perform all types of Turkish Music, thanks to the musicians from other nations within our ranks, we started to present our music to our audience in various 5-star venues by making music in different styles, from Western Music and Arabic Music to Latin Music. With the musicians who joined us over time, we make live music with a wide range of Western and Oriental instruments, with a total of 22 musicians: 10 Turkish, 4 European, 3 South American, 3 Arab and 2 Indian. We have the capacity to perform live music simultaneously in 3 different venues by forming separate teams in different combinations with our musicians within TÜRK MEŞK.

In a short time, the number of days we performed and the number of venues we performed increased. As of October 2022, our musicians within the TÜRK MEŞK started performing six days a week in Qatar. In the first quarter of 2023, we signed a cooperation and representation agreement with Angham Al Sharq, a local institution providing services with a Musical Instruments Store and Music School in Doha.

In addition to our musicians within TÜRK MEŞK, we started to provide DJ Service with the addition of our DJs to our team as of May 2023. We also organize live instrument + DJ shows upon request with our musicians and DJs.

Although our audience is from different nationalities and cultures, the majority of this audience are consisting of Turks, Arabs, Greeks, Latin Americans and Europeans living in Qatar.

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