According to her interview with Önce Vatan Gazetesi, Coşkun played in school bands throughout her education.

After one year working in a private bank as an accountant, she became angry with her boss, and wrote several songs, ultimately leaving her job for songwriting and singing.

[2] In 2019, Coşkun played the character Nazan in Motreb, the highest-grossing Iranian movie ever, becoming famous there.

Being interested in Persian since childhood, Coşkun spoke it with her Iranian friends day and night for two weeks to develop a better command of the language.

[9][10] She also released "In Sedây-e Man-e", the closing credits soundtrack of Motreb, a duet with Parviz Parastui, whose Turkish lyrics she wrote.