Sram (Croatian TV series)
2024 Croatian TV series or program From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sram (English: Shame) is a Croatian teen drama television series, a remake of the Norwegian series Skam. It premiered on 27 October 2024[a] on HRT 1 and HRTi in Croatia. The series is also released globally through YouTube, where it is available with English subtitles.
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| Created by | Julie Andem |
| Based on | Skam by Julie Andem |
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| Directed by | Jelena Gavrilović |
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| Composer | Mihovil Šoštarić |
| Country of origin | Croatia |
| Original language | Croatian |
| No. of seasons | 2 |
| No. of episodes | 12 (list of episodes) |
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| Production locations | Zagreb, Croatia |
| Cinematography | Frane Pamić |
| Editor | Tomislav Stojanović |
| Running time | 20–25 min |
| Production company | CGM Films |
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| Release | 27 October 2024 – present |
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Sram is the eighth international adaptation of Skam, following French, German, Italian, American, Spanish, Dutch and Belgian adaptations.
The series has been renewed for a second season, which premiered on 26 April 2025.[1][2]
Premise
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Following the lives of a group of highschoolers, Sram explores everyday issues of teenage life, such as their friendships, romantic relationships and mental health. The series takes place in Zagreb, with the main characters attending Prirodoslovna škola Vladimira Preloga ("Vladimir Prelog Science School").
The first season centers on 16-year-old Eva, her boyfriend Jakov, and their friends. Eva is a new student at the school, and she recently broke off her friendship with Sara, whom she confronts at a party in the first episode. After Jakov tells her to find some new friends of her own, Eva befriends Nora, Tina, Nika, and Vanessa, with whom she forms the "Mrcine" squad. In order to improve their reputation, the girls attempt to get close to the most popular boys in school, while navigating their own love and friendship issues.
The second season centers on Nora, who became Eva's friend at the start of the first season.[3] The season continues the storyline between Nora and Roko, which began in the first season. Roko persistently asks Nora out, but she repeatedly rejects him and shows no interest. However, after Nora asks Roko to stop pursuing Tina, fearing he might break her heart, she makes a deal with him that could lead her to reconsider going on a date.
Characters
| Actor | Character[4] | Based on | Instagram[4] | Season | |
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| Lucija Stanković | Eva Šilović | Eva Kviig Mohn | evaa_2008_ | Central | Main |
| Gita Haydar | Nora Klarić Selem | Noora Amalie Sætre | nora.klaric.selem | Main | Central |
| Stela Korman | Nika "Nix" | Christina "Chris" Berg | nixotin_ | Main | |
| Laura Barbić | Tina | Vilde Hellerud Lien | tra_tincicaaa | Main | |
| Severina Lajtman | Vanessa | Sana Bakkoush | vanessa_secret_beautyy | Main | |
| Jagor Katičić | Jakov | Jonas Noah Vasquez | veoma.yaki | Main | Recurring |
| Borna Šimunek | Lovro | Isak Valtersen | lovro360_ | Main | Recurring |
| Tin Lekić | Roko Marić | William Magnusson | roko.maric1 | Recurring | Main |
| Roan Vižintin | Nikola "Nix" | Christoffer "Penetrator-Chris" Schistad | nixola33 | Recurring | |
| Karla Šunjić | Sara Noršić | Ingrid Theis Gaupseth | saranorsic1 | Recurring | TBA |
Central cast
- Lucija Stanković as Eva Šilović (born 1 June 2008), the central character in the first season. She is dating Jakov, and she used to be friends with Sara. In the first episode, Eva meets Nora, Tina, Nikola and Nika at the party. Jakov advises her to find new friends, so she throws a party and invites Nora, Tina, and Nika, as well as Vanessa.
- Gita Haydar as Nora Klarić Selem (born 26 March 2008), a girl Eva met at the party in the first episode. She supports Eva in her conflict with Sara and later sits with Eva in their German class. Nora is also a new student at the school; she used to live in Vienna, Austria.
Main cast
- Jagor Katičić as Jakov (born 18 March 2007), Eva's boyfriend. He is best friends with Lovro and is seen spending most of time with him, which sometimes bothers Eva. Jakov advises her to find friends of her own. Jakov causes a quarrel between himself and Eva after Eva begins suspecting he is seeing Sara again.
- Borna Šimunek as Lovro (born 8 March 2007), Jakov's best friend and Eva's friend. He is a skateboarder and is always seen hanging out with Jakov. At the end of the first season, Nora finds a gay dating app on his phone.
- Laura Barbić as Tina (born 8 May 2008), another girl Eva met at a party. She studies cosmetology and is best friends with Nika. She wants to improve her reputation and comes up with the plan to get close to Nikola and Roko, the most popular boys at school. She ends up having sex with Roko, but he ignores her afterwards.
- Severina Lajtman as Vanessa (born 7 February 2008), a Romani girl.[5] She is introduced in the third episode; she studies cosmetology and attends the same class as Tina. She is open about her ethnicity and notices that Tina does not want to be associated with her because of it, given that the two reside in the same neighborhood. Vanessa in an aspiring makeup artist and has her own Instagram business account dedicated to makeup; she gives Eva, Nora, Tina and Nika a makeover at the party at Eva's house.
- Stela Korman as Nika (born 21 August 2008), Tina's best friend. In the first episode, she meets Eva at a party. She is best friends with Tina and she expresses interest in Lovro, whom she finds handsome.
- Roan Vižintin as Nikola (born 15 November 2006), a boy Eva confused with Nika at the party in the first episode. He seems to be romantically interested in Eva, although he dates Ines. When Eva begins to feel like her and Jakov aren't in a relationship anymore, she kisses Nikola at a party.
- Tin Lekić as Roko Marić (born 21 July 2006), described as the most popular boy in school; he is Nikola's best friend and Tina's love interest. Nikola attempted to flirt with Eva. Once he has sex with Tina, he begins to ignore her.
- Adrian Pezdirc as Vito (born 2 December 1999), Nora's cousin and roommate, introduced in the second season. He is openly gay, but Nora asks him to pretend to be straight in order to seduce Tina, hoping this will distract her from Roko.
- Vesna Tomić as Maša Batalić (born 21 October 2004), Nora's roommate. She studies pharmacy.
Recurring cast
- Karla Šunjić as Sara Noršić (born 7 July 2007), Eva's former friend at the beginning of the first season. Sara gets in the way of Eva and Jakov's relationship as she convinces Eva that she has been spending time with him.
- Mirej Đurović as Ines (born 7 January 2007), a third grade student and Nikola's girlfriend. She comforts Eva at a party not knowing that she kissed Nikola.
Guest cast
- Dijana Vidušin as Eva's mother
- Kristian Bonačić as Žac
- Barbara Prpić as the German teacher
- Adrijana Prugovečki as the nurse
- Larisa Jukić as Marica
- Patrik Kovačić as Mirek
Episodes
Season 1 (2024)
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Duration | Original release date | |
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| 1 | 1 | "Izgledaš kao drolja" "You Look Like a Slut" | 22 min | 27 October 2024 | |
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After her boyfriend Jakov and her friend Lovro declined to attend a party, Eva decides to go alone. At the party, she confronts her former friend Sara, who acts rudely towards her. After failed attempt to reconcile her friendship with Sara, Eva is approached by Nora. In the bathroom, Eva meets Nika and her friend Tina, who is in trouble because she needs to find a way to get home. | |||||
| 2 | 2 | "Vikendica" "Cottage" | 21 min | 3 November 2024 | |
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Eva and Jakov spend the weekend at a vacation house, but Eva is unhappy that Jakov invited Lovro to join them. After Jakov's older friend Žac joins the three unannounced, Eva snaps at Jakov during the dinner. | |||||
| 3 | 3 | "Trebaš naći ekipu" "You Need to Find a Squad" | 20 min | 10 November 2024 | |
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Jakov tells Eva that she needs to meet new friends, so she messages Nora and later sits with her in their German class at school. She later re-encounters Tina and Nika as well and is introduced to Vanessa during recess. Eva invites all of the girls to a party at her house. | |||||
| 4 | 4 | "Ostavi dečka" "Leave Your Boyfriend" | 20 min | 17 November 2024 | |
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The girls go to Nikola's birthday party in order to attempt to get close to the popular boys at the school. Vanessa tells Eva to break up with Jakov and hook up with Nikola, given that Nikola seem to be interested in her. | |||||
| 5 | 5 | "Što te pali?" "What Turns You On?" | 22 min | 24 November 2024 | |
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The girls visit a gynecologist to get information on safe sex because Tina wants to have sex with Roko. Eva arranges a dinner to introduce Jakov to her mom, but he does not show up. When she calls him, she hears Sara's voice in the background. | |||||
| 6 | 6 | "Znaš kad ti dečko laže" "You Know When Your Boyfriend's Lying to You" | 20 min | 1 December 2024 | |
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Eva is suspecting that Jakov is seeing Sara again, which he denies. Eva and Jakov have a fight, whereas Tina is disappointed that Roko does not notice her after they had sex. She wants to win his attention back by sending him nude pictures, which is disapproved by the rest of the girls. Later at a party, Sara tells Eva that she met with Jakov. Disappointed by her discovery, Eva wants to leave the party, but Nikola tries to make her feel better, and the two end up kissing. After the kiss, Eva finds out that Nikola is in a relationship with Ines. | |||||
| 7 | 7 | "Otkud tebi da ja tebe volim?" "Where Did You Get the Idea That I Love You?" | 20 min | 8 December 2024 | |
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Eva and Jakov reconcile. In the school, Tina confronts Roko about him ignoring her, and Nora stands in Tina's defense. Ines finds out about Eva and Nikola kissing, and initiates a catfight between her and Eva's respective friend groups in the school yard. | |||||
| 8 | 8 | "Cijela škola te mrzi" "The Entire School Hates You" | 20 min | 15 December 2024 | |
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Jakov breaks up with Eva, and she unsuccessfully keeps trying to reconcile with him. Eva is bullied and slut-shamed by other students, which leads to her quarrels with her mom and Tina. She, however, reconciles with Sara. Meanwhile, Roko keeps hitting on Nora, who is uninterested. | |||||
| 9 | 9 | "Zašto si mi uništio vezu?" "Why Did You Ruin My Relationship?" | 19 min | 22 December 2024 | |
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Jakov and Eva are on friendly terms, as they're trying to help Lovro whose parents are divorcing. Tina is still alienated from Eva and the rest of the group. Ines, having broken up with Nikola, invites Eva to a Christmas party, as she wants to apologize for her actions. At the party, Eva confronts Lovro who tells her it was him who told Ines about her and Nikola's kiss. Eva and the group help Tina after finding her unconscious in front of Ines' place. | |||||
| 10 | 10 | "Je li ovo closure?" "Is This Closure?" | 24 min | 28 December 2024 | |
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The girls visit the gynecologist again after Tina has a pregnancy scare, and the gynecologist warns her about her unhealthy diet. Roko continues to hit on the uninterested Nora. Eva interrogates Lovro about why he betrayed her trust. She meets up with Jakov at her place to break up with him for good, but only after losing her virginity to him. At a Christmas market, Roko awkwardly apologizes to Tina, while Nora discovers a gay dating app on Lovro's phone. | |||||
Season 2 (2025)
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Duration | Original release date | |
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| 11 | 1 | "A naš dogovor?" "What About Our Deal?" | 25 min | 26 April 2025[2] | |
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While attending the opening of a new bar in the city, Nora, Eva, Nika, and Vanessa discover that Roko helped Tina land a job as the bar's hostess. Nora confronts Roko, arguing that the job is demeaning, but Roko remains insistent on pursuing a date with Nora. While the girls are hanging out at Nora's place, Tina wants to leave for Roko's party. Nora texts Roko asking him to stop contacting Tina, and hints that she might agree to a date with him after he complies and cancels the party altogether. | |||||
| 12 | 2 | "Što ćemo nas dvoje?" "What Are the Two of Us Up To?" | 26 min | 3 May 2025 | |
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Vanessa, Tina, Nora and Nika sit in the school yard and watch Jakov making out with his new girlfriend. Tina tells Eva the gossip that third-graders like Jakov because he's good at eating out. Eva is inspired to revive her dating life, and Nora tells her about her date, but doesn't reveal it is with Roko. Tina wonders if Nora is a lesbian because of her perceived misandry and feminism. Eva has cold feet about her date, and Nora lies to Tina that she can't go with Eva because she has to tutor a younger student. Vito figures out that she has a date; Roko picks her up but the atmosphere between the two is cold. Nora blames him for manipulating and taking advantage of Tina; Roko retorts that he only apologized to Tina because Nora asked him to, and not to give Tina hope that they will reconcile, and also that he found a hosting job for her purely because she needed a job. Nora refuses Roko's ride home and arrives to her place where she finds the drunken Vito, Tina and Eva, whose date fell through. Tina notices that Nora wore perfume to her tutoring class, which Vito points out was held on Friday night. | |||||
| 13 | 3 | TBA | TBA | 10 May 2025 | |
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Nora meets with the girls in the school yard, where they are gossiping about Roko's friend group ending up in a fight on Friday night. Eva tells Tina that she heard from Sara about Roko not being with them because he was on a date with an unknown girl; Nora remains silent. | |||||
| 14 | 4 | TBA | TBA | 17 May 2025 | |
| 15 | 5 | TBA | TBA | 24 May 2025 | |
| 16 | 6 | TBA | TBA | 31 May 2025 | |
| 17 | 7 | TBA | TBA | 7 June 2025 | |
| 18 | 8 | TBA | TBA | 14 June 2025 | |
| 19 | 9 | TBA | TBA | 21 June 2025 | |
| 20 | 10 | TBA | TBA | 28 June 2025 | |
Production and development
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Left: The exterior of Prirodoslovna škola Vladimira Preloga, the high school the characters attend; right: the Meštrović Pavilion, located at the Square of the Victims of Fascism and popularly referred to as the Mosque, a prominent hang out spot for the characters in the series. Various scenes were shot on both of these locations.
The making of the series was first confirmed on 9 April 2024 in an article by Variety.[6] Sram is produced by CGM Films, which obtained the license rights for Skam in early 2022.[7] The company had previously produced The Outsiders, a Croatian-English teen drama that was released on YouTube in 2022 and received Večernjak's Rose Award for best digital content.[8][9]
The series is directed by Jelena Gavrilović and written by Hana Jušić and Nikica Zdunić.[6][10] The producers of the show are Bruno Mustić and Ivan Lovreček.[6] According to Lovreček, Sram was created so that "Croatian teenagers finally get a show of their own," criticizing the lack of local television content aimed at younger audiences.[11] Interviews with young people and expert research on their habits and mental health were conducted prior to writing the script for the series.[12] Moreover, the producers of the original series oversaw the production of Sram; a "Skam Academy" workshop was held in Zagreb for the producers to get introduced to all of the key elements for successfully adapting the Norwegian format.[9] The Croatian production team was also helped by the producers of Skam France and Skam Italia.[9]
A casting call for actors aged 15 to 19 was posted by CGM Films via their social media profiles on 26 March 2024.[13] Over 600 people participated in the casting process, and the selected actors attended workshops with the show's director Jelena Gavrilović.[14] According to Mustić, the production also looked for potential actors directly, by visiting places young people hang out at, as well as by contacting local dance and sports clubs in order to seek out talent.[9] "Chemistry casting" was also conducted in order to ensure that characters function well together on-screen.[9] The Variety article from 9 April also confirmed the series will feature a character from the Roma community.[6] In September 2024, the Croatian newspaper portal La Voce del Popolo revealed that the character was created specifically to dispel stereotypes about Romani people; it was also revealed the character's name is Vanessa.[5] The cast was also joined by Gita Haydar, the granddaughter of Izet Hajdarhodžić.[15]
In April 2024, it was announced that the filming of the series would take place in the Croatian capital of Zagreb.[16] On 23 September 2024, HRT announced that the filming of the first season had been finished.[12] Croatian web portal Dnevno reports that the total expenses for the production of the first season, which consists of ten episodes, amounted to €915,793.25.[17]
On 19 February 2025, HRT announced that the series has been renewed for a second season. The season, which will consist of ten episodes, started filming on 25 February 2025 on various locations in Zagreb.[1] The second season is written by Kristina Kumrić.[18]
Broadcast and release
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The teaser trailer for the series was released on 15 October 2024.[19] On 7 October, Jutarnji list confirmed that each episode of the first season consists of at least five clips, i.e. sequences.[20] The clips are released throughout the week in real time on the official YouTube and Instagram accounts, as well as on the website sram.hr.[14] The first clip was released on 22 October at 13:43 CEST.[20] Each main character from the series has official Instagram and TikTok accounts, where additional content is released to accompany television broadcast.
The full episodes, which consist of previously released clips, were broadcast on HRT 1 every Sunday at 21:10 CET, starting from 27 October 2024.[19] Shortly after their television broadcast, the full episodes are released globally through the official YouTube channel of the series. Due to the 2024–25 Croatian presidential election taking place on Sunday, 29 December, the final episode of the first season was broadcast a day earlier, on Saturday, 28 December at 22:00 CET.[21]
The second season premiered on 26 April 2025. HRT 1 moved the series from its previous Sunday 21:10 CEST time slot to a new Saturday 22:00 CEST time slot.[2] The first clip of the season was released on 21 April 2025.[22]
Reception
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Critical response
Following the show's premiere episode, film critic Igor Tomljanović, writing for Index.hr, praised Lucija Stanković's performance as Eva, and noted that the narrative structure employed in Sram is an innovation in Croatian filmmaking.[23] Tomljanović praised the work of the show's director Gavrilović, as well as the writers Jušić and Zdunić for securing "authenticity and spontaneity of the language, [which] in turn made it easier for young actors without experience to give an uninhibited, natural performance and speech."[23]
Elle's Mia Rendić praised the show's authentic portrayal of teenagers in Croatia and their struggles, saying: "Not only does [Eva] face the problem of a new school, but she also acts like a normal teenager, bringing a boyfriend home when there is 'no one there', going to Medika and helping a girl she meets in the club's bathroom, which will definitely remind you of your own experiences."[24] Lucija Tunković of Telegram also praised the authentic portrayal of Croatian teenagers and made a pun that Sram is one of rare Croatian shows that don't make her feel shame: "I would much rather praise an original concept, but I hope that the experience of working on this project will be the first in a series of dominoes that will ultimately change the Croatian television landscape for the better."[25] Writing for Tportal.hr, Bojan Stilin wrote that, "at a time when, in terms of drama series [...], domestic TV channels have no other content than marathon soap operas, it is very refreshing to see something that communicates with global reality of TV. The fact that it was made under license is not crucial in this case – if we are not already able to produce something of our own, it is better to buy it and adapt it properly." Stilin also praised the language of the show and its choice to eschew HRT's linguistic purism.[26]
Writing for Vogue Adria, Sonja Knežević drew comparisons between the show's aesthetic and that of Euphoria, curating a gallery that showcased the most notable outfits from the first season. Knežević noted that the characters' fashion choices evoke stylistic elements reminiscent of Sex and the City.[27]
On the other hand, Josip Bošnjak, also writing for Index.hr, was far more critical of the show and HRT. He criticized the price paid for obtaining the adaptation licence, and claimed that the original series' plot isn't faithful to Croatian culture: "Is the public service, responsible for promotion and maintainance of Croatian culture, trying to convince us that... there isn't any interest for serious depictions of Croatian culture? Like, yikes! Norwegianly yikes, at that. Paid 915,793.25 euros."[28]
Audience
According to HRT, the series' premiere episode accumulated a total of 2.5 million views across social media during the first week after its release.[29] In the first two weeks after the premiere, the number of views on all digital platforms had risen to 11 million.[30] By 10 December 2024, following the release of the seventh episode, the series drew an audience of 3.8 million unique viewers across YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.[31] The positive response the series received online after the release of the first episode made headlines in Jutarnji list,[32] Slobodna Dalmacija,[33] and Index.hr.[34]
By 30 December 2024, upon the conclusion of the first season, Sram accumulated 64 million views, 2 million interactions, and a combined reach of 6 million unique viewers across YouTube, Instagram and TikTok.[35]
Accolades
Music
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The song "Anđeo" (English: Angel), performed by Hiljson Mandela and Miach, was released on 28 October 2024, a day after the first episode premiered, as the official soundtrack for the series.[38] "Anđeo" debuted at numbers 13 and 3 on HR Top 40 and Billboard Croatia Songs, respectively.[39][40] In its second week, the song reached number one on both charts.[41][42]
Mihovil Šoštarić's curation of the show's soundtrack was praised by Tportal.hr's Bojan Stilin. He called the song selection a "somewhat realistic teen playlist of early 2020s", and said that "it would be a great shame and a killing of the show's regional potential to clinically remove, say, Serbian trap cajke from it."[26]
Tracklist
| "Prelude" (Carmen) – Georges Bizet |
| "Ima nema nas" – Pocket Palma |
| "Zauvijek" – Z++ |
| "Klizim po mahali" – Cunami Flo |
| "Better Than Ever" – Yarin Primak and Mkada |
| "Ave Maria" (cello version) – Johann Sebastian Bach |
| "Tik tak" – Mimi Mercedez and Mili |
| "Elevate!" – Frank Bentley |
| "Anđeo" – Hiljson Mandela and Miach |
| "Mangio Pasta" – Peki and Grše |
| "Mamma Mia" – Grše |
| "Tonem u noć" – Jymenik featuring Summer Deaths |
| "Blank Face" – Luzeri |
| "Dolje na koljena" – Vesna Pisarović |
| "Gangsta" – KUKU$ |
| "Slipping" – Jane & The Boy |
| "Skarabej" – Miach |
| "Tempo" – Miach |
| "333" – Neya |
| "Dreaming" – Stanley Gurvich |
| "Trendsetter" – Frank Bentley and Ziso |
| "Move" – Jane & The Boy |
| "Sram Original #2 Facetime" – Mihovil Šoštarić |
| "Sram Original #3" – Mihovil Šoštarić |
| "Ankaran" (instrumental) – Hiljson Mandela and Biba |
| "Gram" – Baks featuring Miach |
| "Fresh mala" – Špiro and Bejbe |
| "30CC" – 30zona and Crni Cerak |
| "Ankaran" – Hiljson Mandela and Biba |
| "Someday Soon" (instrumental version) – Jackson Rau |
| "Like the Old Days" – Warmkeys |
| "Tokyo Drift" – Grše and Mimi Mercedez |
| "Nemoš to" – Tej and Špiro |
| "Dark Forest" – John Dada & the Weatherman |
| "Timeless" – Ann Paris |
| "Purify" – Roniit |
| "30CC" – 30zona and Crni Cerak |
| "Blossom" – Žena |
| "I'm Not There" – Stephen-Ross McGruther |
| "Someday Soon" (instrumental version) – Jackson Rau |
| "Tuc tuc" – Senna M |
| "Ja sam vlak" – Emilija Kokić and Nina Badrić |
| "Šumica" – I Bee |
| "Like the Old Days" – Warmkeys |
| "Interpretation" – Jozeque |
| "Sedmo nebo" – Z++ |
| "Udari" – Triestri |
| "Someday Soon" (instrumental version) – Jackson Rau |
| "Život nije siv" – Mia Dimšić |
| "Fall" – Stanley Gurvich |
| "My Love" – AJ |
| "Dreaming" – Stanley Gurvich |
| "Ad infinitum" – Theatre of Delays |
| "Someday Soon" (instrumental version) – Jackson Rau |
| "Bunga Party" – Vojko V |
| "I Don't Mind the Cold" – Orkas |
| "Getting Ready for Christmas" – Francesco D'Andrea |
| "The Day of the Dead" – Randy Sharp and Jones 2.0 |
| "U to vrijeme godišta" – Zbor mladih Preslavnoga Imena Marijina |
| "Djevojke" – Remi |
| "Summers Come Early" – Sean Williams |
| "Trebaš li me" – Eni Jurišić and Matija Cvek |
| "Dijamanti" – Z++ |
| "Tiha noć" – Zbor Prirodoslovne škole Vladimira Preloga, Zagreb |
| "Anđeo" – Hiljson Mandela and Miach |
| "Pjesnik" – Nora / Dukat |
| "Vanilla Sky" – Tam and Miach |
| "Kabriolet" – Z++ |
| "New Horizon" – Dyook, El Maar and Fynolla |
| "Do Tell" – LiL MC |
| "Nespokoj" – Jymenik |
| "Takvi kao ti" – Nina Badrić |
| "Dangerous Waters" – J. R. August |
| "Womanizer" – J. R. August |
| "Gaber" – Krankšvester |
| "Tužne ljubavi" – Buč Kesidi |
| "Geto" – 30zona |
| "Ako me ostaviš" – Mišo Kovač |
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