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Marjan Mijic

Downstroy - I Scream Every Day (Full EP - 2007 - HD)


Marjan Mijic (born 5 September 1978) is a Serbian singer, guitarist, sound engineer, producer and songwriter. Among his many projects, he was the lead vocalist of the progressive metal band Draconic.

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Background

Marjan went to the Senta Primary and High Schools. He completed a university degree in industrial engineering and marketing. At 20, he moved from his family house. His first job was at 911 senta radio, later he worked for Kikinda, a local TV station.

Career

In 2005 he and Sabo Sebastian established the band Tiarah. He was the lead vocalist and songwriter. That same year he also established Draconic, for which he was both the lead vocalist. In 2007, the same year he established a band named Fadelow, for which he was also lead vocals, he and his brother Nikola Mijic established the Chainroom sound recording studio.

Draconic disbanded in 2009.

Studio Work

  • Lenorestate (Mixing/Mastering)
  • Tiarah (Vocals/Mixing/Mastering/Production/Writing)
  • Otvoreni Prelom (Mixing/Mastering)
  • Heaven Rain (Mixing/Mastering)
  • Monument (Mixing/Mastering)
  • Decontrolled (Recording/Mixing/Mastering)
  • Mortero (Recording/Mixing/Mastering/Production)
  • Problems (Recording/Mixing/Mastering/Production)
  • Hetera (Mastering)
  • Nevergreen (Mastering)
  • Blank File (Mixing/Mastering)
  • Downstroy (Mastering/Guest Vocals)
  • Dreyelands (Editing)
  • Rain Delay (Mastering)
  • Draconic (Vocals/Mixing/Mastering)
  • Fadelow (Vocals/Mixing/Mastering)
  • Queen Of Fall (Recording/Mixing/Mastering)
  • Violent Chapter (Recording/Mixing/Mastering/Production)
  • Anima (some vocals)
  • Mechanism (Mixing/Mastering)
  • Killer Tojas (Mastering)
  • Ashen Epitaph (Recording/Mixing/Mastering)
  • Green Division (Pre-production)
  • False Reality (Recording/Mixing/Mastering)
  • Awards

  • Draconic Serbian metal album of the year, 2008
  • Tiarah Serbian metal album of the year, 2011
  • References

    Marjan Mijic Wikipedia