The striking yet gentle sound of Rada znala bi plesati (“I wish I knew how to dance”) is an ideal soundtrack for a dreamy night, lost in thought. Spanning from denial to deep hidden wishes and bittersweet epiphanies to unrequited love, the picturesque tale the music paints is comprised of moments of yearning, daydreaming and drowning is burning emotion. The story is brought to life by a powerful indie-pop accompaniment which spins the listener into a world of memories, frozen in time.

Rada znala bi plesati

The kind of music you’d listen to on a stroll down an empty city road late in the evening.
From its humble beginnings as a singer-songwriter project Regen has developed into a cross-genre identity, combining melancholic, dreamy melodies with lively rhythms and instrumentals reminiscent of the eighties. From 2019 on Regen distinguishes a group of four young musicians from Ljubljana, Slovenia. The release of their first single Wine had immediately caught the attention of radio stations, critics and listeners alike. The group creates international music you can immerse yourself in on a hazy rainy evening or perhaps during a midnight drive down an empty highway. Regen recently released their debut album Youth, which, in the words of music magazine Odzven, is "more than a pleasant surprise in sound, lyrics and rain."