Author: Vuk Perović
Place: Montenegro
Date: 24 November 2011

Na pučini živog peska (On the High Seas of Quicksand) is the third album of the Montenegrin alternative music band Autogeni Trening (Autogenic Training). The awards and numerous concerts in the former Yugoslav republics are a sure sign that their music is also popular in the other countries in the region.

Author: Vuk Perović
Place: Montenegro
Date: 16 September 2011

A vast number of stars from the world of music spent the end of July near Lake Krupac near Nikšić, the second largest city in Montenegro. The most popular rock bands from the former Yugoslavia performed at the music festival called Lake Fest. This was the first year of the three-day festival and attracted more than 15,000 people.

Author: Nataša Josifović
Place: Montenegro
Date: 29 May 2010

Rambo Amadeus is one of the rare musicians in southeast Europe who dedicates a considerable amount of his time and effort to increasing awareness of ways to save energy and preserve the environment.
The artist, whose real name is Antonije Pušić, was born in Kotor (Montenegro) in 1963, where he graduated from the Naval High School.

Author: Vuk Perović
Place: Podgorica, Montenegro
Date: 20 November 2009

Jamaica, the land of reggae, a music that has captured the world. The Jamaican capital Kingston and Montenegro's capital Podgorica are almost 12 hours of air travel apart - or would be, if a direct flight existed. Were an adventurer to decide to travel from one city to the other, his journey would in reality take a great deal more than half a day...

Author:  Marko Vesović
Place: Montenegro
Date: 03 March, 2009

With the recent appearance of several young and talented musicians, the Montenegrin music scene once again looks towards Europe filled with optimism.