Goran Bare

Goran Bare is a Croatian rock icon, known for his raw, emotional vocals and deeply personal lyrics. He first rose to prominence as the frontman of Majke, a band that became synonymous with the gritty, hard-hitting sound of 90s Croatian rock. Their album "Razdor" is considered a classic, capturing the angst and uncertainty of the era. While Majke went through various lineup changes and periods of inactivity, Bare continued to build a successful solo career, exploring different musical styles while retaining his signature intensity. He's known for his powerful stage presence and honest, often painful, portrayals of life's struggles.

Bare's solo work has seen him delve into blues-influenced rock, as evident in albums like "Baretov Blues 21. Stoljeća." He's never been one to shy away from vulnerability, and his songs often explore themes of love, loss, addiction, and social commentary. From the stripped-down intimacy of "Teške Boje (Unplugged)" to the more recent releases like "Život Kao Rijeka," Goran Bare continues to connect with audiences through his authentic and unflinching artistic expression.