A review for depends on which version of this title you are referring to, as it is a common name for seasonal or atmospheric projects in Turkish music. 1. Fazıl Say – "Kar Şarkıları"

In the Turkish underground and lo-fi scene, 's "Kar" (from the iconic Hayalet Islığı era) is a cult favorite.

Reviewers often praise Say's ability to turn poems (like those by Nâzim Hikmet or Metin Altıok) into "living" soundscapes. The piano work is intricate, moving between delicate crystalline notes and dark, thunderous lows.

Dark, boom-pap production with a haunting, wintery aesthetic. The instrumental version is widely used as a "mood" track for snowy days.

If you are referring to the renowned pianist and composer , this project is typically associated with his "Songs" series, where he blends Turkish literature with classical and contemporary music.

It is deeply melancholic and atmospheric. The music often mirrors the quiet, heavy stillness of falling snow.