And at this point 90% of people are trying to make house.
The scene here is really non-existent because the clans or labels are all doing their own thing, even though they are making the same music. Jan shares his thoughts on the Serbian scene, how to use simple effects in an experimental way, and offers up his own Effect Racks for you to try it out for yourself.Ĭan you give us some sort of insight into what it is like being an experimental musician in Serbia? His brand new album Fragmented attempts to reassemble particles of sound into a whole that is bigger than the sum of its parts. His work as a producer, sound designer and installation artist have set him at the vanguard of Serbian experimental music.
For some artists, the need to advance rather than merely persist becomes an imperative intertwined with the progression of society.
In a country such as Serbia, where the fragility of life and the destruction of community are still recent memories, creative practices can take on added layers of meaning. For any society scarred by conflict, developing a future free from the spectres of the past is a challenge at every level.
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