Split album by two most prominent projects from Belgrade electronic/club scene contains material first presented at the launch party for "Belgrade Coffee Shop" european release in club Batofar, Paris. Released: 28/05/2001



Following the Belgrade Coffee Shop compilation and the joint album by Jazzva and Speed Limit (Belgrade Coffee Shop Sessions Vol. 1) B92 and its sub-label Stereo Freeze continues their presentation of the local electronic music scene. Released: 15/11/2001

Born on January 9, 1856, Stevan Mokranjac (Serbian Cyrillic: Стеван Стојановић Мокрањац) was a music teacher at the First Belgrade Gimnasium and the Theological College, a collector of secular and sacred folk songs, and a writer of the first studies on these songs starting the musicology in Serbia. He was also one of the founders of the first string quartet of Serbia, Union of Signing Societies, as well as the director of the first Serbian School of Music. Finally, he was an outstanding choir master and a wonderful composer. His work was essential in bringing the spirit of Serbian unwritten folk poems into organized art.

Lajko Felix is an incredible violinist who has been compared to the like of Nigel Kennedy and others. 'Classical music and folk music collide in the form of Felix Lajko'.