Tolga Katas

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Tolga Katas

Tolga Katas (born June 5, 1966 in Istanbul, Turkey) began his career as a rock singer, then left the spotlight to become a behind-the-scenes independent record producer and promoter. Tolga produced and promoted several multi-platinum artists through his record labels Futura and Summit Entertainment, and contributed significantly to the sales of over 50 million records.^[1] He won the BMI Song of the Year Award for Sending All My Love and was nominated for the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Tolga Katas is considered one of the founding fathers of Freestyle music, and was one of the pioneering producers to successfully work with digital music production technology. Katas produced the 90's boy band sensation Linear, Stevie B, MTS, and more. With the onset of MTV, music soon led Katas into the world of media and network development. Katas began producing music videos and other shows in the early 80's. He continued producing TV shows and special effects throughout the years^[2] including most recently producing cutting edge video content for DVD distribution, IPTV, ipods and mobile devices. He is a self-taught software programmer who has been programming in C and many other languages for numerous years. He was the founder of Longerliving.com and Dayinvestor.com. Tolga Katas is currently the founder and director of en2go International,Inc. Steve Wozniak, one of the founders of Apple, Inc. is on the Board of Directors of the company^[3] and the legendary John Draper is the CTO.^[4]