Proleće Nije Došlo / Još Će Za Mnom Ludovati

Released in 1981 under the PGP RTB label, this single represents a piece of the prolific Yugoslavian folk music scene during a period when the state-owned record company was the primary distributor of domestic pop-folk music. Jasna Kočijašević was a recognized vocal talent within this sphere, recording songs that leaned into the sentimental and melodic storytelling traditions popular in the Balkans at the time. Like many releases from this era, the production served to provide accessible music for local radio airplay and personal collections.

The sleeve design and sonic direction for this release reflected the standard aesthetic for PGP RTB singles, which often prioritized artist photography set against clean, minimalist typography. The record was part of a broader industry output that sought to balance traditional lyrical themes of romance and longing with contemporary arrangements. While it remains a niche artifact today, it stands as a documentation of the vibrant recording culture that existed in Belgrade during the early 1980s.