The band Djigibaoo from Split has released a new song titled ‘Mrak’, which carries a heavy and dark theme dedicated to a seriously ill family member of the frontman Petar Stolnik. The music video was filmed near Šibenik in a large house overlooking the sea, creating an atmosphere of spirituality and the past. The band is known for their energetic live performances and plans a tour this summer. Members emphasize that they are currently in a phase of creating new music, which they see as stepping out of their comfort zone and the beginning of a new era for the band.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning coverage emphasizes the emotional and human aspect of the song ‘Mrak’, highlighting the band’s dedication to personal and family struggles, and the artistic expression of difficult themes through music and visuals. It appreciates the band’s commitment to authentic storytelling and the cultural significance of their work in the regional music scene.
Center: Centrist reports focus on the factual aspects of the release: the new song ‘Mrak’ by Djigibaoo, its thematic content related to illness, the filming location, and the band’s upcoming tour. The narrative is neutral, presenting the band’s artistic evolution and their active presence in the music scene without strong emotional or political framing.
Right: Right-leaning narratives might highlight the band’s success beyond their local origins, emphasizing their growing popularity outside Croatia and the region. They may also focus on the band’s professionalism, live performance energy, and the entrepreneurial aspect of their music career, framing the new release as a sign of cultural vitality and artistic resilience.
