Ožiljak

Well, I might be biased, but this album is good, even if it's not anything special (and maybe even dated). Not a lot of singer-songwriters around these parts, but even with that in mind, he still had to compete with a few heavy hitters that would easily dominate the west had they were born there, and I can say for certain, thanks to this album, Miladin put out a compelling case for being the best of his craft around these parts.

His voice and pen skills echo a lot of melancholy, probably a bit too much for an average young listener. A lot of themes circle here: love, friendship, protest, you name it, but in its core, it's an album full of mature musicianship with a lot of passion for the craft and homage to a lot of contemporaries from around the globe.