Branislav Cvetkovi\u0107 from Balkanrock touched on the challenge of criticism in contemporary media space: “Our most unpopular section was ‘Instead of Praises,’ which provoked negative emotions,” highlighting how negative reactions to critical articles led to changes in practice, such as introducing author signatures below articles: “This brought a kind of legitimacy to criticism and opened the way for a more mature dialogue.”<\/p>\n
Iva Pa\u017ein commented on the collaboration of performers with publishing houses, emphasizing how smaller, independent labels mainly serve as intermediaries for music distribution on streaming services rather than as true promoters. “They often work out of a passion for music, making them crucial in connecting artists with audiences, even though their capacities often do not allow for broader promotion.”<\/p>\n
Matija Ili\u0107 from Ubili su batlera and Hali Gali highlighted the importance of personal initiative in promotion: “We mostly rely on Instagram. We try to make our recordings and promote our work ourselves. We don\u2019t overthink it, maybe we\u2019re not even trying hard enough.”<\/p>\n
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Foto: Belkisa Abdulovi\u0107 \/ CEBEF<\/p><\/div>\n
Marko Radojkovi\u0107, from the Ki\u0161obran and Hali Gali collectives, shared his view on the role of publishing houses and promoters, stating that the bands he works with do not sign contracts. He emphasizes that the collaboration with artists is based on mutual trust and support, instead of formal agreements. He also shares his opinion on the importance of promoting young alternative performers and how promotion changes in the digital age. Commenting on the potential and limitations of existing promotional strategies, Marko highlights the need for innovative approaches in promoting young talents on the music scene.<\/p>\n
This panel shed light on how digital media and social networks have become indispensable in the promotion of young artists, but also how there is a need for more support from traditional media. Although the digital age has brought new challenges, it also offers opportunities for those willing to explore and utilize all available resources for promoting their work. The conversation indicated that success requires a combination of personal initiative, support from publishing houses, and the ability to successfully navigate the digital landscape of today.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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