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Germany-based Turkish rapper Summer Cem revives 'Scorpion Bars'

by Hakan Uç

ISTANBUL Feb 08, 2024 - 9:43 am GMT+3
Edited By Buse Keskin
Musician Summer Cem arrives at the Zoo Palast for a photo session on the occasion of the Amazon series "Celebrity Hunted," Berlin, Germany, Nov. 25, 2021. (Getty Images Photo)
Musician Summer Cem arrives at the Zoo Palast for a photo session on the occasion of the Amazon series "Celebrity Hunted," Berlin, Germany, Nov. 25, 2021. (Getty Images Photo)
by Hakan Uç Feb 08, 2024 9:43 am
Edited By Buse Keskin

Summer Cem and his Scorpion Gang have revived the 'Scorpion Bars' project with a star-studded lineup featuring top German rappers like Nimo and Bozza showcasing their freestyle prowess

Summer Cem, accompanied by his Scorpion Gang, has reignited the flame of the "Scorpion Bars," a project that brings rappers together in a freestyle performance.

Almost a year since the last installment, the "Champions Leak" Cypher has reconvened, showcasing an impressive array of talent. Onboard a bus, the likes of Nimo, Bozza, Kozikoza, DJEZJA, SUKH CESS, Melez, Calli, Vokuz, Devon and Summer Cem himself, astound audiences with their lyrical prowess.

Summer Cem, born Cem Toraman, stands tall as a leading figure within the German rap scene celebrated for his unique style, high-octane performances and profound lyricism. Hailing from Mönchengladbach, Germany, Summer Cem ascended to stardom with his dynamic flow and powerful stage presence, cementing his status as one of German hip-hop's most influential artists.

Noteworthy for his collaborations with the likes of Eko Fresh, KC Rebell, Capital Bra and Ezhel, Summer Cem, a Turkish-German musician, has propelled himself to new heights of international acclaim with his latest endeavor. The track "Backflips," featuring the talents of Abra Cadabra and Uzi, has swiftly gained traction, earning a cherished spot on music playlists across the globe.

With a string of chart-topping hits under his belt, including the immensely popular "Tamam Tamam" boasting 152 million streams, and "Casanova" with 148 million streams, Summer Cem has firmly established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. Anticipation runs high among fans eagerly awaiting the release of his forthcoming solo album, which promises to further solidify his place among the elite of contemporary hip-hop.

Grammy Awards 2024

The 2024 Grammy Awards ceremony, held in high anticipation and excitement, saw numerous artists and musicians from various genres being honored for their exceptional contributions to the music industry. Hosted by the Universal Music Publishing Group, the event celebrated excellence across a spectrum of categories, recognizing outstanding talent and creativity.

Among the notable winners were Taylor Swift and Jack Antonoff, who clinched the coveted Album of the Year award for their collaborative work. Additionally, Kid Harpoon secured the Record of the Year accolade, while Billie Eilish triumphed in the Song of the Year category. SZA emerged victorious in the Best R&B Song category, further solidifying her status as a powerhouse in contemporary R&B music.

Acknowledging excellence in production, Jack Antonoff was also honored with the award for Non-Classical Producer of the Year, highlighting his significant contributions to the music industry.

In the realm of jazz and alternative music, standout performances were recognized, with Samara Joy winning Best Jazz Performance for her track "Tight" and Meshell Ndegeocello receiving the award for Best Alternative Jazz Album for "The Omnichord Real Book." Coco Jones earned praise for her R&B performance in "ICU," securing the award for Best R&B Performance.

Country music was well-represented at the awards ceremony, with Chris Stapleton claiming victory in both the Best Country Solo Performance and Best Country Song categories for his song "White Horse." Allison Russell received acclaim for her American roots performance in "Eve Was Black," earning the award for Best American Roots Performance.

In the Latin music category, Karol G's album "MANANA SERA BONITO" was recognized as the Year's Best Urban Music Album, while Juanes received accolades for his contribution to Latin rock and alternative music with "Vida Cotidiana."

The ceremony also honored achievements in other music-related fields, including musical theater, video game soundtracks and gospel music. Notable winners included the Original Broadway Cast of "Some Like It Hot" for Best Musical Theater Album, "Star Wars Jedi: Survivor for Best Soundtrack" for Video Games and Other Interactive Media and Tye Tribbett for Best Gospel Album with "All Things New: Live in Orlando."

Additionally, special recognition was given to the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award, with this year's recipient being Jay Z from Roc Nation, continuing the tradition of honoring influential figures who have made significant contributions to the music industry's global landscape.

Furthermore, artists affiliated with Universal Music Group, such as Kacey Musgraves, Jacob Collier, J Cole and Susan Carol, were celebrated for their collaborative projects, further highlighting the label's diverse talent roster and its continued success in the music industry.

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