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Artist
Dejan Milicevic
12+ albums
technominimaltribal technodeep housetribal
about
Dejan Milicevic was born in July 1979 in Belgrade, Serbia, at the time of ex-Yugoslavia. His early musical influences came from his older brother Alexander who was repeatedly playing fresh tunes of the bands such as Ministry, Front 242, Front Line Assembly and many other alternative new wave electronic sounds. Dejan fell in love with techno-music back in the early 1993, while attending some of the first parties ever made in Belgrade as a young clubber. He was deeply fascinated by the magic tunes played by the DJs at the time, as well as with the feedback they were getting from the enthusiastic Belgrade crowd. That’s when he started seriously wondering what is it like to be on the stage. By the beggining of 1995, as a 16 year old boy, he started performing in a small Belgrade cult-club called "Omen" together with the wellknown DJ Boza Podunavac, whom he regards as his musical guru. January 1996 was the first time he entered a joint project with his present partner and a life-long friend DJ Marko Nastic. That was the moment when Teenage Techno Punks (TTP) were created. TTP was a back2back performance of hard funky techno tunes with massive bass lines, and great mixing skills coming from two very young Belgrade boys. By the year 1998, TTP won Radio B92’s Radio Rhythm Of The Heart award as the best techno-duo in the country, and that’s when the real TTP mania began. What followed was a period of various gigs all arond the region, proving once again that the music is a universa
