Biography
Alex Jankovic known as "Mc Yankoo" was born on 27 August in Vienna.
At the age of 13 he discovered a love of music, four years later he made his first recording contract. Unfortunately, this cooperation has not brought the desired success, but he does not give up and insisted he produced, composed and written texts.
With the name "salex" and his hit was followed by numerous promotional appearances with the big names Swabian Balkan scene, such as the Beatles, Luna, 187 and CYA.
Yankoo 2004, decided on the international music market foothold. After years of hard work was the first small success. With your group, LDT, he toured Italy, Austria and Germany. But he was not satisfied with the Latin American hip-hop scene and produced Balkan music again, so was the song Scar. With this song has touched not only attractive, but the hearts of many of his countrymen. There were other songs such as Your Tange, Dragan and numerous remixes that crashed in the club scene like a bomb.
In 2009 he founded his own record label, in conjunction with the Balloon Records.
His music and videos, and more professional, with your chosen team, he was thrown to the top of the Balkan scene.
"Do not Call Me" was his first official release and managed for several weeks at number 10 in the iTunes dance charts. In the clubs, the song was played over and over.
"Do I like the Balkans," the second release from the Balkan superstar Jay Sean and MC Stojan exceeded all expectations. With 1 million hits in the first weeks of the song hit the charts on Youtube Topclicks months and can be number 1 on the waiting dance scene.
As a successful producer, songwriter and composer, he has turned his passion into a career. His solo work has been seen on the international scene very much. In future projects with DJ Antoine, Rene and Deep criminal Rodrigezz be published.
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