THE FUSION OF BASS, VIOLIN, AND VOICE: DEKORD, VULE & ANA PERIŠIĆ / GNEZDO FEST

Ana’s voice will float above powerful basslines, creating a hypnotic atmosphere alongside acoustic violin improvisations in a jazz jam spirit, guiding you deep into the night. This is more than a party — it is a performance.

Ana Perišić is a singer and songwriter best known to the wider public as a finalist in the first season of the music competition Prvi Glas Srbije (“The First Voice of Serbia”). As a member of the Jamaican-Serbian band Positive Vibration Movement, she performed for several years at the EXIT and Sea Dance festivals. She has released multiple original songs and collaborated with numerous artists throughout her career.

In addition to her ongoing collaboration and performances with Decord, Ana will perform at Gnezdo Fest as part of a special drum’n’live project featuring Decord and Vukašin Rakić, bringing a unique fusion of musical styles to the stage.

For over fifteen years, Belgrade-based DJ and promoter DEKORD has been an essential figure on the regional underground scene. Specializing in fast-paced, rhythm-driven genres such as Drum & Bass and Jungle, DEKORD masterfully guides dancefloors through deep selections and precise mixing. Pushing beyond the boundaries of the traditional DJ set, he elevates his performances through collaborations with live vocalists, blending raw club energy with the dynamics of live performance.

Vule is a professional violinist whose journey into electronic music began in the 1990s under the influence of The Prodigy and Hip-Hop culture. Since 2010, immersed in a world of synthetic sounds, heavy basslines, and relentless breakbeats, he has honed his skills in DJing and music production, crafting distinctive mixes at the crossroads of eras and genres. With an impressive repertoire spanning multiple styles, Vule will take you on a journey through the vibe of syncopated bass music, weaving together melodic instrumental passages and experimental sonic landscapes.

Gnezdo FEST 2026 is part of the Spaces of Freedom project, supported by the European Union. The project is implemented by the Zaječar Initiative in partnership with CK13 (Novi Sad), Fakiri sa juga (Kruševac), and K-town (Kosjerić).