Deca loših muzičara

Deca loših muzičara, often shortened to DLM, is a funk rock band from Belgrade, formed in 1988 by guitarist Jova Jović, singer Aleksandar Siljanovski "Silja", bassist Zoran Živković, drummer Zoran Milivojević "Mikac", saxophonist Vladan Miljković "Milje" and trumpeters Đorđe Anđelić "Kića" and Ivan Blagojević "Uške". Their brass-heavy funk set them apart on the Belgrade scene of the early 1990s.

In 1990 the band won first place at the last Youth Festival in Subotica, and "Doživotno osuđen na ljubav" appeared on the festival compilation. The debut album Dobardan!, recorded by early 1992, made their name: its title song was ranked 36th in the B92 Top 100 domestic songs in 2006, and in 2021 the album was placed eighth on a list of the 100 best Serbian albums since the breakup of Yugoslavia. After it the band represented Yugoslavia at the Music Days festival in Strasbourg and appeared in Srđan Dragojević's film Dva sata kvalitetnog TV programa.

Prolećni dan followed in 1995; its title song was later voted among the 60 greatest songs of the PGP label. In 1998 they recorded Virus, music for a play by Dušan Kovačević. Hard times slowed the band at the end of the decade, and the next album, ...gde cveta samsung žut, came only in 2005, with guitarist Goran Đorđević "Đole", who died soon after, and trombonist Mihajlo Bogosavljević. Siljanovski left in 2006 and was followed by the actor Ivan Jevtović.

The band split in June 2009 but reunited for a concert in Novi Sad in December 2011, and in 2012 played Vračar Rocks for the 20th anniversary of Dobardan!. In 2015 Nenad Petrović took over as singer. They released "Flora & Fauna" for their 25th anniversary in 2013, "Ludi pas korupcija" in 2017 and a new "Dobardan!" with the children's choir Čuperak in 2018, and in 2025 the album Ustani Slaj Stoune, Srbija te zove appeared on their own channel. Their music videos are gathered here.