Igor Žerajić

Igor Žerajić is a rock singer, songwriter and guitarist from Bosnia and Herzegovina. He was born in Sarajevo, and that is why he is on Muzika-Balkan under Bosnia. According to the Bosnian Wikipedia, he now divides his life between London and Sarajevo.

He finished classical guitar with the teacher Mile Praljak in 1985, and a year later became the lead singer of the group Visa. At the end of 1989 he moved to the band Crno vino and recorded the album Voljeti with them. From 1992 to 1994 he worked with a number of Sarajevo artists on the project "Kosa Anno Domini 1992" at the Kamerni teatar 55 theatre. In 1994 he left for London.

Eight years later he brought Crno vino together again. The band reissued Voljeti in 2003 and in 2004 released the studio album Propovjednik, on which Esma Redžepova and Miki Trifunov took part. In 2005 he left Crno vino and went on as a solo artist.

His solo singles followed quickly. "Odgovor" made the shortlist for hit of the year on the TOP 12 chart of Hayat TV, and "Karmin" was named hit of the month for April 2006 on Radio M. "Da je Bog d'o ranije" reached the second round of the BHRT festival, and "Bašte bez ruža" came out in 2008. His first solo studio album, 100 na sat, was released on iTunes on 1 December 2008.

The playlist comes from his own channel: the solo singles, the Crno vino songs "Voljeti" and "Propovjednik", and later rock songs such as "Padaće snjegovi", "Kad srce pocjepam" and "Ja živim rock'n'roll".