Beograd

Serbian synth-pop band founded in 1981 in former Yugoslavia by Dejan Stanisavljević (synths, vocals), Slobodan Stanić (synths) and brothers Ljuba Bubalo (bass, synths) and Mića Bubalo (rhythm machine, electric drums). Slobodan Stanić quit the band very soon after forming, so they mostly played as a trio on stage, sometimes with the help of Miloš Obrenović (drummer of band U Škripcu). They also often used pre-recorded parts of their tracks on live acts.
Their first single was released the year they formed (Sanjaš Li U Boji? / T.V.) and they later recorded their debut album "Remek Depo" with the help of Paul Pignon (saxophone) and Stjepko Gut (trumpet).
By the middle of 1983. Dejan left the band to collaborate with the band Du-Du-A, so Beograd disbanded. Ljuba Bubalo formed the techno-pop band Haj'mo.