How did you all get started?
in Music ·
It all traces back to this deep-seated fascination I had with the accordion—a sound that eventually pulled me in enough to actually pick up the instrument and learn how to play it myself.
Back in the early days, I wasn't into that modern pop-country stuff people call "country" these days—though, if you ask me, they’re using the term wrong, since "country" should really refer to the singer in the honky-tonk, not the whole genre.
That specific style of music followed me through my entire high school years and honestly, it still does; I grew up on the classics—Mitch, Halid, Shek, Nina, Rokvić, Ilic—alongside the newer acts hitting the scene today.
Of course, there was plenty of other stuff spinning on the turntable too, like Bijelo Dugme, Azra, and Wild Strawberry... just the usual rotation.
Even now, all of those records remain a massive, essential part of my musical collection.
I genuinely love that kind of music—there's just something about it.
Back in the early days, I wasn't into that modern pop-country stuff people call "country" these days—though, if you ask me, they’re using the term wrong, since "country" should really refer to the singer in the honky-tonk, not the whole genre.
That specific style of music followed me through my entire high school years and honestly, it still does; I grew up on the classics—Mitch, Halid, Shek, Nina, Rokvić, Ilic—alongside the newer acts hitting the scene today.
Of course, there was plenty of other stuff spinning on the turntable too, like Bijelo Dugme, Azra, and Wild Strawberry... just the usual rotation.
Even now, all of those records remain a massive, essential part of my musical collection.
I genuinely love that kind of music—there's just something about it.