Kosovo Clubbing

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:...

  Kosovo Representatives Nominated for the 2025 Ambassador Electronic Music Award The nominations for the 9th edition of the Ambassador Electronic Music Awards have been announced, and the jury and public voting are now officially open. Across 29 categories covering Croatia and the wider region, three names from Kosovo’s electronic music scene  stand out prominently: Sunny Hill Festival — nominated for Best Regional Festival , Uran B. — nominated for Best Regional DJ , Vegim — nominated for Remix of the Year in the Region for his track “What’s This All About (Vegim Remix)” by Nicko Shuo, released on Alhena Records . The Sunny Hill Festival was held from August 1–3, 2025 , at the Sunny Hill Festival Park in Prishtina (Bërnicë e Poshtme). Founded by Dua Lipa and her father Dukagjin Lipa , the festival has, for years, positioned Prishtina as a serious destination on the European festival map. Uran B , a Prishtina-based DJ, is already recognized as one of the ...

The Ambassador Award was awarded in 35 categories for achievements in electronic music culture, and one of the winners was Prishtina’s Zone Club .  The eighth awarding ceremony of the first and only independent award for electronic music "Ambassador" was held in Zagreb's KUC Travno .  The ceremony was opened with the "Totalka" exhibition by renowned photographer Marko Obradović Edge , who presented his work. With his lens, Marko captured the moments that convey the energy and emotion of the best events of electronic music culture. But the special feature accompanying the exhibition was a photo auction where funds were collected for the Rijeka Club Manual.  During the exhibition, the visitors were introduced to the work of the "Terra" Association from Rijeka, which deals with reducing health damage during night outs in Croatia. Their project "Tripsitters" won the Ambassador's Award for a special contribution to the scene, a program of a p...

For eight years, the Croatian electronic music scene has proudly organized the Ambassador Award, which recognizes and celebrates the most prominent players in this dynamic industry. This project, initiated by Goran Tomašević , founder of the Klubska Scena portal, has grown beyond the borders of Croatia and has become a regional symbol of unity and creativity in electronic music. In the following interview, Tomašević discusses the reasons for the change in categories, the industry's challenges, and the Ambassador's importance in connecting artists and professionals across the Balkans . Why do the categories change from year to year? Goran Tomašević:  “ Electronic music as a part of the cultural and creative industries is one of the most dynamic scenes in the world, and it is in this context that certain changes occur from year to year. Namely, in Croatia and the region , many artists of various professions are part of this culture, such as DJs, producers, bands, live perfor...