Even though Slovenia doesn’t have the biggest music scene, we really can’t complain about the lack of beatmakers.
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It’s 2018. Everything is possible. Even an afrobeat band from Slovenia. Well, a band… An orchestra!
It’s 2018. Everything is possible. Even an afrobeat band from Slovenia. Well, a band… An orchestra!
It’s time for you to learn Slovene! Mito, known as the member of Tekochee Kru, released an awesome album in 2017 – lyrically on point, musically strong and all together a really welcome surprise for this list – completing the hip-hop extravagance.
Tine Grgurevič who mainly performs and records under name Bowrain wasn’t afraid to try out different styles, genres and approaches in his years of discovering music, especially the piano.
People, they grow up. Koalas, they also grow up. It’s been 3 years since Koala Voice released their debut album “Kangaroo’s a Neighbour” which was followed by more than 130 European club and festival shows.
People, they grow up. Koalas, they also grow up. It’s been 3 years since Koala Voice released their debut album “Kangaroo’s a Neighbour” which was followed by more than 130 European club and festival shows.
КУКЛА (aka Kukla) is influenced by the West and the East, so it doesn’t come as a surprise she’s a self-proclaimed Slavic gangsta geisha pop artist.
Matter rule. Not content with dominating the word-of-mouth circuit, last year’s runners-up climbed to the top with their second studio album.
“Acoustic folk trance drone avant-garde experimental” is just one of many possible descriptions of the music Slovenian group Širom bring on their just-released album, “I Can Be a Clay Snapper”.
Here’s the result of three musicians meeting in Rotterdam and playing the musical “all in” card.
Here’s the result of three musicians meeting in Rotterdam and playing the musical “all in” card.
Deeptech? Leftfield house? Organic tech house? Check out the debut album by Ljubljana-based electronic producer Evident.