Min Taka is the stage name of Turkish singer Yasemin Koyuncu, who splits her time between Istanbul and Rotterdam. She studied at Codarts and Berklee College of Music, launching the project during the pandemic under a name drawn from a tarot card referencing a myth of a vanishing planet. Her sound moves between indie, liquid drum and bass, synth and hyperpop, circling themes of identity, femininity and belonging. After an early Turkish-language debut, she broke through on the Dutch festival circuit in 2024-2025 via Popronde, Eurosonic Noorderslag and a string of major venues.
Min Taka performs on 19 June 2026 at the Burgerweeshuis in Arnhem.
Her second EP 'I Think We Should Just Move In Together' - her first fully English-language project - was released on 4 July 2025 and achieved over one million streams in one week.
3voor12 published an extensive portrait of Min Taka about her life between Istanbul and Rotterdam and her musical development.
Min Taka performed at Oerol Festival on Terschelling, where she played both Turkish songs and unreleased English-language work.
Min Taka was featured at Noorderslag (ESNS 2025) and finished fourth on the 3voor12 list of best new acts of the festival.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
91concertThu 10.12.Prins S. en De Geit
88concertThu 19.11.Muylike
85concertThu 26.11.Prins S. en De Geit
85concertThu 10.12.L.A. Sagne x FEMME FUGAZI
85concertThu 17.12.Prins S. en De Geit
82concertThu 26.11.Vals Alarm + Kaboutertje Putlucht
81concertTue 22.12.Prins S. en De Geit
78concertFri 4.12.Prins S. en De Geit
77balletFri 5.2.Conny Janssen Danst: Behind the Wall
75concertSat 28.11.Prins S. en de Geit
74concertSat 14.11.L.A. Sagne
70concertSat 19.12.Luwten - BRUT & Burgerweeshuis present
Min Taka brings indie, synth-pop and hyperpop with Turkish influences. Her EP "I Think We Should Just Move In Together" hit a million streams last year; the title track Boston won the Rotterdam Music Award. Supported by KAGAMI and Hana Fatur.
Min Taka takes the stage at Hall of Fame in Tilburg.
Turkish artist Min Taka blends indie, synth and hyperpop with vocals in Turkish and English. Her debut English EP hit a million streams in a week and charted globally.
Bengali music group Min Taka performs at Simplon Poppodium in Groningen.
Min Taka blends indie, liquid drum and bass, synthpop and hyperpop into a distinctive sound. The Turkish-Dutch artist explores identity and femininity, with influences from Mitski and Charli XCX.
Min Taka performs at Parkstad Limburg Theaters in Heerlen.