Sisarke: Kome Si Vazna
The official music video of "Kome Si Vazna" by Sisarke aka The Pine Cones. An Acusa Films production, produced, directed and edited by Vincenzo Siracusa and color graded by Anthony Bristol, filmed in Serbia (Ex-Yugoslavia), Eastern Europe in 2013.
The film is based on a historical true story about a wealthy family, who lose all their money, their home and in the end their love, to a gambling addiction. Once the wife acknowledges that her husband has a heavy drinking and gambling addiction, and witnesses him slowly losing control to the point of no return, and no longer shows her love, she takes her own life. The day the husband returns from losing their home, he witness his wife jumping from the balcony, but is too late to save her.
Sisarke were formed in 2005 in Zrenjanin with the idea to create and perform music that will be solely a product of the interaction and musicality of the members themselves, in other words, from day one, the band was oriented towards the creation of original music and a unique musical style that resulted from a combination of slightly opposing the individual musical tastes of the members. The band's first line-up consisted of: Milan Radojevic Beca (vocals), Vladimir Korac (guitar), Ivan Benovic (guitar), Filip Luburic (bass guitar), Istok Radovanov (guitar / keyboard / DJ) and Zoran Radovanov (drums). In this setting, the band played under its original name "Pine Cones" when all the lyrics were written in English.
During the four-year period of active playing and performing mainly at festival occasions and concert performances, the band has done dozens of songs, some of which were given the opportunity to be recorded in the studio and to be found on the band's permanent repertoire. About halfway through this time period from 2005 to 2009, the lyrics began to be produced in Serbian. It should also be said that during the same period the band participated in several of the most important rock music festivals in the country, one of them being the Zajecar Guitar.
Significant changes in the composition and work of the band occurred in 2009, when the band left Vladimir Korac and Milan Radojevic. Soon the rest of the band found a solution and the role of the singer included Alexander Pavlovic Paksa, with whom the band would play for the next two years under the name "Shisharke". From 2009 to 2011, the five worked together to compile 11 songs that will make up the band's first album. During the same period, the band accompanied Kiki Lesendric and Pilot on a domestic tour, at major concerts in Uzice, Sabac, Subotica, Vrsac, Irig and Stari Bečej. During this period, three screened singles were recorded and released, which was actually the announcement of an album that would soon be completed. Another change in the composition of the band occurred in early 2011, with the departure of Alexander Pavlovic from the band again left a vacant place as a singer, and soon there was Alexander Rakita. In 2011, for the most part, the much-anticipated debut album was made, which was finalized in early 2012 and released with the first single, ie. the video for the track "Little Things". There were videos for two more tracks from the same album, namely "Only Your Own" and "Best Thing".
After the period of the most intensive work of the band, in mid-2013, the last change in the composition of the band followed, when the band left Filip Luburic and Istok Radovanov assumed that position, and so far they play as a four-member band in this band. In the period that followed, the band released three videos for three singles that were actually the product of current inspiration and were intended as a certain musical excursion in several directions and were in some ways a turning point in the work thus far. There are also tracks and spots for the same: "Butt Ass", "Who You Are Important" and "Tiger". All this was a transitional phase in some ways and a period of adaptation to the new working conditions of the band as one now completely different whole with four members, in order to begin in November 2014 a long-planned material that would represent the band's return to its style and fusion. now four musical identities worn by current members. The material consists of eight tracks to be found on the band's second album, the album entitled "Black Dog", which was released at the end of 2015 under the auspices of Lampshade Media. TBA.
Directed, Produced and Edited by Vincenzo Siracusa (Acusa Films)