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Srećno Novo UžiVo

Van Gogh · 2007

65 min · 15 tracks · alternative rock

A vibrant fusion of melodic alternative rock and introspective lyrics, infused with Serbian cultural elements and contemporary themes.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Puls — The opening track sets a compelling tone with its infectious rhythm and introspective lyrics, encapsulating the album's energetic yet reflective nature.
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    Opasan ples — This song combines catchy melodies with sharp social commentary, showcasing the band's knack for blending entertainment with deeper messages.
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    Brod od papira — With its poignant storytelling and emotive delivery, this track highlights the band's lyrical prowess and ability to convey complex emotions.
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    Ekstaza — The climactic energy of this song makes it a standout moment on the album, blending euphoric instrumentation with evocative lyrics.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • vibrant melodic explorations
  • thoughtful lyrics for reflection
  • rhythmic energy for dancing
  • introspective moments of pause

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer fast-paced tracks
  • want minimal lyrical content

Where this album fits

Career context
Released on January 1, 2007, Srećno Novo UžiVo is the fifth studio album by Van Gogh, marking their continued evolution in the Serbian rock scene. The band had already established a strong following since their debut in the early '90s, and this album further solidified their reputation as pioneers of alternative rock in Serbia.
Stylistic neighbors
The National· Interpol· Death Cab for Cutie

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Puls 4:01
  • 2 Spisak razloga 4:11
  • 3 Kolo 3:02
  • 4 Za godine tvoje 4:23
  • 5 Mama 4:37
  • 6 Opasan ples 5:44
  • 7 Tanka nit 3:49
  • 8 Neko te ima 5:23
  • 9 Brod od papira 4:41
  • 10 Basna 4:19
  • 11 Da li zna 5:23
  • 12 Zamisli 4:47
  • 13 Ekstaza 3:57
  • 14 Zemlja čuda 4:10
  • 15 Klatno 2:53

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