Gramofon

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Gramofon
Founded2003 (2003)
Genre Jazz, classical, alternative rock, world, electronic
Country of origin Bosnia and Herzegovina
Location Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Official website www.gramofon.ba

Gramofon is a record label and event agency founded in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2003. It is the biggest music label of alternative music in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Since 2003, Gramofon has organized more than 200 concerts and music events. It is also the organizer of the Sarajevo Jazz Festival and Xenophonia festival. [1]

Gramofon is the exclusive distributor for Bosnia and Herzegovina of the labels ECM Records, Enja Records, ACT Music, Doublemoon Records, Pi Recordings, ESC Records, and Intakt Records.

Discography

Catalog numberArtistTitleTypeYear
GCD1001 Adi Lukovac Remake Soundtrack2003
GCD2001 Emina Zečaj Traditional Bosnian SongsAlbum2003
GCD1002 Dubioza Kolektiv Dubioza KolektivAlbum2004
GCD1003 Basheskia Postcard from Sunny NeighbourhoodEP2004
GCD1004 Dubioza Kolektiv Open WideEP2004
GDVD9001 Haris Pašović A Propos de SarajevoDVD2004
GCD1005Marimanga Trio and Bojan Zulfikarpašić Marimanga TrioAlbum2004
GCD3001SonemusSpatial IntersectionsAlbum2005
GCD1006MinorityNinja on the RoofAlbum2005
GCD1007 Sikter Don't You Miss Me Single2005
GCD1008 Zoster OjužiloAlbum2005
GCD1009 Sikter My Music Album2005
GCD1011 Basheskia 23/23Album2006
GCD1012 Dubioza Kolektiv DubnamiteAlbum2006
GCD1013Dejan TerzićUndergroundAlbum2006
GCD1014 Validna Legitimacija Mesijanski sindromAlbum2006
GCD1015 Zoster Festival budalaAlbum2007
GCD1010Various singerUnpopular singlesCompilation2007
GCD3002Sanel RedžićSanel RedžićAlbum2007
GDVD9002 Sikter My Documents DVD2007
GCD1002 Dubioza Kolektiv Dubioza KolektivAlbum2007
GCD1016UndergroundContinuumAlbum2008
GCD2002 Emina Zečaj Emina ZečajAlbum2008
GCD1017 Amira Medunjanin and Merima KljučoZumraAlbum2009
GCD1018 Amira Medunjanin LiveLive album2009
GCD1019 Damir Imamović Damir ImamovićAlbum2010
PGCD2301 Basheskia and Edward EQ Para-svega+para=hvala lijepo Album2010
GCD1020 Validna Legitimacija Can I Play with Your Memories?Album2010
GCD4001 Burhan Šaban Tebe trebamAlbum2011
GCD1021 Zoster Imači kadaAlbum2011
GCD1022 Halka HalkaAlbum2013
GCD1023 Zoster Srce uzavreloAlbum2014
GCD1024 Halka O ljubaviAlbum2014
GCD1025 Božo Vrećo Moj sevdahAlbum2014

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References

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