In the artist's words:

Ilgen-Nur Boralı brings music that feels like a hungover Sunday morning concert to your living room. She grew up in the Ländle with Turkish sounds, spent her childhood in front of MTV and VIVA and started playing the piano at the age of 11; later came the guitar and a YouTube channel with charming covers.

In 2017, her DIY EP No Emotions was released on cassette - five honest songs written in her bedroom, raw, relaxed and yet somehow poetically cool. Max Rieger from Die Nerven was behind the production, and suddenly the "Kaff bei Stuttgart" became a hype title in the Hamburg scene.

Their debut album Power Nap (2019) is like a musical nap: relaxed indie rock with a beguiling voice that oscillates between gentle reverie and laconic wit. Guitars are reminiscent of The Smiths, lyrics mix anger, nostalgia and a pinch of self-awareness - undisguised and yet full of style.

Lyrically, she sings in English - a conscious escape, a chosen home for words in which she can express herself better. It's no longer just about failure or anger, but also about hope and the sober joy of life.

Frequently asked questions about Ilgen-Nur

What was your breakthrough?

Her 2017 DIY EP No Emotions catapulted her from the bedroom to the indie stage.

Why is she often called the "Slackerqueen"?

Because her music has that charming "I'm not quite awake yet, but I'm still all there" vibe - and that's meant as a compliment.

What do we recommend?

"Easy Way Out" is the perfect song to sing along to in the car or on the bike, after the "What are we?" conversation on the way home from your Situationship- too specific? Is simply a Banger🤘🏼