Slavko Banjac, Ansambl Miše Mijatovića - Jedini Greh

Review by Jacob Dayeh

Jedini Greh is a compelling and evocative album by the talented Serbian singer Slavko Banjac and Ansambl Miše Mijatovića. The album showcases Banjac's rich and emotive vocals, backed by the skilled musicianship of the ensemble. The songs are a mix of traditional and contemporary Serbian folk music, infused with Banjac's unique style and interpretation.

The album opens with the hauntingly beautiful "Jedini Greh," a traditional Serbian ballad that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Banjac's voice is at its most emotive here, conveying the pain and sorrow of the lyrics with remarkable depth and feeling. The song is a standout track, and one of the album's highlights.

Other standout tracks include "Ne Lomi Me," a lively and upbeat number that showcases Banjac's more playful side, and "Kad Te Vidim," a hauntingly beautiful ballad with a melancholic melody and evocative lyrics. Throughout the album, Banjac's vocals are backed by the skilled musicianship of Ansambl Miše Mijatovića, who provide a rich and varied musical backdrop for Banjac's voice.

Summary by Jacob Dayeh

Jedini Greh is a stunning album that showcases both Slavko Banjac's remarkable vocal talent and his deep appreciation for Serbian folk music. The album is a must-listen for fans of traditional folk music, as well as anyone who appreciates powerful and emotive vocal performances. Highly recommended.