Djordje Miljenovic, widely known by his stage name Wikluh Sky, is a multifaceted Serbian musician, rapper, and producer, renowned for his eclectic blend of genres and profound influence on the Balkan music scene. Born on December 10, 1980, in Belgrade, Serbia (then Yugoslavia), Wikluh Sky's artistic journey is marked by his ability to effortlessly navigate through a variety of musical styles, from hip-hop to reggae, electronic, and punk influences.

He gained initial fame as a member of the prominent Serbian hip-hop trio Bad Copy and as part of the larger collective, Shappa. As a solo artist, his work is characterized by its experimental nature and socially-conscious lyrics, reflecting on both personal experiences and broader societal issues. Among his recent releases, "Treci svetski rat," and "Zašto Brate Wikler?" showcase his lyrical prowess and knack for addressing complex themes within his music. Wikluh Sky's impact on the Balkans' cultural landscape is not just limited to his music. His talents extend into acting and composing, further cementing his status as a creative powerhouse in the region.