Nezni Dalibor Release Single 'Miris promene' After 5 Years
The trio from Vranje and Belgrade has shared the first song from an upcoming EP, recorded at Out There Studio on Avala, with an animated video by Gagi.
Five years separate the EP “Skroz OK” from the song “Miris promene”, and the band played only occasionally in between. The titles of the two releases make a small turn of their own: from the claim that everything is fine to the smell of something that is still on its way.
The single by Nezni Dalibor is available on all digital platforms from October 15, 2026, and the animated video is on YouTube. It is the first song from a new EP, and the band has not yet announced a release date or a track count. The previous release, “Skroz OK”, had four songs.
How did the song come together?
On how “Miris promene” came about, the band members say:
“‘Miris promene’ has been taking shape for almost two years. Inspired by and dedicated to the struggle of young people for a just society, polished at concerts around Serbia this year, and emotionally shaped on Avala at Out There Studio, it is the first song from the flip side of the last EP that we are sharing with you. Whether what comes next is up to us or not, time will surely show.”
The statement places the song in two spots at once: in the theme of a fairer society, which the band names as its inspiration, and on stages across Serbia, where it took its shape. The live side is no accident. After “Skroz OK” the band played occasionally, according to sources, and this year it became active on stage again. Singer and guitarist Ivica Markovic also took part in projects outside the band during that period.
The phrase “the flip side of the last EP” also says something about how the band pictures what follows. It ties the new EP to the previous one, as its other side.
Who is behind the recording?
The lineup that played and sang on the single:
- Ivica Markovic: vocals and guitar
- Ljubomir Vuckovic: bass and vocals
- Dragan Jovanovic: drums
The producer is Uros Milkic, who also recorded, mixed and mastered the song at Out There Studio. Outlets disagree on the location: Balkan Rock says the studio is on Avala, Nova writes that it is in a Belgrade suburb, and the same Avala appears in the band’s own statement. The animated part of the video was made by an artist who signs as Gagi.
What comes next?
The band says more new songs will arrive soon, but there are no concrete dates: not for the other songs, not for the EP, and not for new concerts. For now there are a single and a video, and on what follows the band members say only that it may or may not be up to them.
