Familija i narodnjaci

Eto moja rokerska porodica je nakon svega pokleknula i bacila se na narodnjake. Tačnije moj brat od tetke, Zoran koji je kao tvrdokorni roker emigrirao u London (muzički centar sveta) još osamdesetih, ovih dana izdaje (producira) novi
Cecin remix album.
Neću ništa reći dok ne čujem na šta CD liči. Ako je dovoljno izbacio zavijanje, možda mi se i svidi ;). U svakom slučaju čestitke, makar na pokušaju da nam unapredi folk. Kad Gven Stefani može da peva naše narodnjake, što ne bismo i mi doveli Cecu u (svetski red). Sit sam se nalupetao, ali evo malo bratove umetničke biografije, gde se uostalom pominje i moj teča Mile, vatreni pobornik rada i reda i protivnik (umetničkog) džabalebarenja ;)

DATA, Belgrade, 1980s
Zoran Jevtic & Zoran Vracevic pioneered total electronic concept in old Yugoslavia. Z. Vracevic (the bigger one) - an accomplished drummer at the time - renounced traditional band model and joined Z. Jevtic, a designer - turned experimental guitarist (the smaller one). This provoked a wide disbelief amongst the city's musicians and most notably, Vrachevic senior who saw his son sell his prized drumkit and buy keyboards and synthesizers.

Not before long, the gear was amassed in and the weird noises started to displease the neighbourhood. Soon, anew phenomenon was born: the two Zorans were regularly seen lugging the whole studio rig from one family home to another when the parent's rage reached critical level. And so on for some years...

But addiction was complete: the 'one-fingered players' collaborated with many stars of the time, to name a few:

Bajaga (first album)
Sasha Habic (producer)
Sloba Markovic
Sladjana Milosevic
Vlada Jet
Studio B
Vicko Vicanovic
U Skripcu
Intro
Grupa Beograd
Dr. Spira
Kornelije Kovac