İlhan Şeşen

He was born on June 18, 1948 in Manisa. He started his music career by singing in dance music orchestras in 1968 and learned to play the guitar in the same year. He released his single called "Kavga" in 1971. After graduating from law school, he worked as a freelance lawyer for 10 years. In 1983, he left his job as a lawyer and founded the music group Grup Gündoğarken with his nephews Gökhan and Burhan Şeşen. Ayşegül Aldinç's "It Doesn't Matter", Nükhet Duru's "I'm Falling in Love Eyvah", Leman Sam's "Rüzgâr" and "I Can't Stand the Separation", İzel-Ercan's "Come Back", Kerim Tekin's "Love Me Again", Metiner's "Glad to See Me", Yonca Lodi's "Love Must Stay with the Deserving One" and "Fal" and Kenan Doğulu's "Ellerinimde Çiçekler" are the main songs written and composed by Şeşen and first sung by other artists.