Hinweise[b]Type: [/b]Album
[b]Genre: [/b]House/Downtempo/Electro
[b]Date: [/b]2005
[b]Quality: [/b] MP3 VBR ~203 kbps
[b]Label: [/b]B92 Rec.
[b]Total Time: [/b]64:20
[b]Ripper: [/b]Deephouse
[b]Covers: [/b]+

[b]Description:[/b]
This series of compilations from B92 has achieved wide praise from
fans and critics alike, significant and sometimes top positions on
domestic charts while. It has received good distribution and sales
successes followed throughout Europe. It provides the insider, edgy
and underground access to the most vibrant creative talents of
Belgrade's electronic music scene: Speed Limit, J.U.S.T., Jazzva,
Vukan and Modern Quartet owe not a little of their track record their
appearances on previous editions.

The 5th edition is a continuous sampling of the electronic and club
music containing 12 exclusive tracks. Choice cuts from well known
names like J.U.S.T. and Serbia's electronic music export No.1 Marko
Nastic sit together with Modern Quartet, MKDSL, Nylon Room and
WelljaM. Surprising freshness is provided by the newcomers Mateja
Petkovic, Flip&Protect and Poems duet.

Our top rotation and club recommendation is the electro pop
collaboration of Marko Nastic, Djordje Miljenovic and Vanja
Milinkovic - Muthers project with "Bolzetroga"; a masterly produced
mutant disco "Funky Tones from J.U.S.T. as well as psychedelic
downtempo/hip/hop/fusion "Coffeine Certificate" by Modern Quartet.
Minimal house and electro flavors from local talent that parallels
their worldwide contemporaries are provided by Mateja Petkovic, Marko
Nastic and MKDSL. Most subtle and lyrical tracks are those from Poems
and Velja Mijanovic.

Belgrade Coffee Shop 5 remains the only relevant selection of the
diffuse domestic scene that sometimes sacrifices continuity of
production to one off inspiration or talent but in individual moments
achieves an almost perfect impact.