Turbo-folk: Pop Music in the Crucible of Balkan History - Not Even Past
Musical cultures of east Europe | Stephen Jones: a blog
Turbo-folk of the war in Serbia - KOHA.net
Turbofolk: how Serbia's weird and wonderful pop music came in from the cold — New East Digital Archive
Turbofolk: how Serbia's weird and wonderful pop music came in from the cold — New East Digital Archive
Queer As Turbofolk (Part I): "Eastern Europe Is Homophobic" | Balkanist
Turbofolk: how Serbia's weird and wonderful pop music came in from the cold — New East Digital Archive
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Turbo-folk, cutthroat competition and a song about cake: welcome to Eurovision | Eurovision | The Guardian
Turbo folk music
ABOUT | prazevica
From Gangsters To Gays: How Serbian Turbofolk Went Queer | Telekom Electronic Beats
Popular singers in Central-Eastern and South-Eastern Europe – FOMOSO
Ceca, Serbian turbo folk queen and wife of war criminal Arkan, for Malta concert
Eastern European Popular Music in A Transnational Context | PDF | Eastern Bloc | Entertainment (General)
Why does klezmer (Jewish music) sound like Balkan and Yugoslavian music? Did Klezmer get influenced by Balkans and Yugoslavians music or the other way around? I mean the melodies are kinda similar. -
S3E13. What is this obsession with Balkan music?
Five reasons why turbo-folk is actually great
Turbofolk Does What it Wants
BBC NEWS | Europe | Serbs rally to 'turbo-folk' music
MAKE A DUMBFUL NOISE. The Rise & Fall of Serbian Turbofolk | by Thomas Morton | Medium
The Sound of Turbo-Folk Still Frightens Croatia | Balkan Insight
Do Croatians listen to a lot of turbofolk? Are there any Croatian turbofolk singers? - Quora
Turbo-folk music is the sound of Serbia feeling sorry for itself - CSMonitor.com
