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URAN B. is awarded for the best regional dj


Kosovo Clubbing, as a long-standing member of the jury of the prestigious Ambasador Award, proudly announces that this year’s award for Best Regional DJ has been given to Kosovo’s own Uran B. — a major achievement not only for the artist, but for the entire electronic community in Kosovo.

The ninth edition of the Ambasador Electronic Music Awards was held at the legendary Boogaloo club in Zagreb, gathering more than 300 professionals from the fields of music, culture, art, and the wider creative community. Under the slogan “Back to the Roots,” the ceremony once again confirmed its status as the most important annual gathering for the electronic music industry in Croatia and the region, celebrating achievements across 29 categories.

The ceremony opened with a speech by the founder of the Ambasador Awards, Goran Tomašević, who emphasized the importance of unity and cultural exchange:

“Tonight we celebrate achievements in electronic music and what lies at the heart of Ambasador: connecting people, strengthening our industry, and enriching each other through cultural exchange… Next year we celebrate ten years of Ambasador, and Klubska Scena marks its 25th anniversary. We are preparing something truly special.”

Guided by the strong message of returning to the foundations of club culture and community values, this year’s laureates demonstrated how passion and dedication continue to push the scene forward.

Among the regional categories, one of the most significant recognitions was awarded to Uran B., who won Best Regional DJ for 2025.

He stated:
“This award is extremely important for our region. After so many challenges we've all been through, looking towards the future means sticking together and building bridges of friendship — and culture is the best way to do that. Culture is the language of friendship, and it’s what connects us.”

Kosovo’s electronic scene has been consistently recognized in recent years: Kuju Studio from Gjakova won the award for Best Artistic Production in 2023, while last year the Zone Club from Prishtina was awarded Best Regional Club — further proving that Kosovo’s scene is securing a stronger place on the regional map year after year.

The Ambasador Award is presented by the specialized electronic music portal Klubska Scena, organized by the association Klubska Kultura, with the support of the Croatian Ministry of Culture and Media and Gizeh.


A Call from Kosovo Clubbing to All Scene Creators

As jury members, we always aim to put forward artists and projects that truly deserve recognition and meet the award criteria, supporting their work and representing them adequately at this prestigious regional award ceremony , the only one in region for electronic music culture.

We invite all DJs, producers, organizers, and creators:

📩 Send us your works, projects, and achievements.
📩 Be visible — because you matter.
📧 kosovoclubbing@gmail.com

You might be the next nominee — and we will be there to support you.

Congratulations Uran B. , you make us proud! Keep it up!

If you wanna listen to Uran B., you can as he will be playing on 22. November, at Master Club, Zagreb, organized by the Greenlight organization.




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