“Victory” is dedicated to The Cory Band on their outstanding year of contesting in 2015

Tonci Huljic born 29 October 1961 in Split and is a Croatian musician, songwriter and music producer.

 

Tonci Huljic made his name in the late 19705 as the founder and key member of pop band Dalrnatinski magazin (later renamed

into Magazin). The band gradually built a reputation as one of the most popular and most enduring Croatian pop bands, with repertoire and

music arrangements influenced by Dalmatian folk music.

 

In the 1990s, following the break~up of Yugoslavia, Huljic’ was among the first Croatian musicians to introduce elements of folk music from

other former Yugoslav republics into his repertoire. Although many rock critics did not like that, and accused Huljié of bringing turbo folk to

Croatian music, Magazin became arguably the most popular music group in Croatia at that time. Its popularity continued across republics

of the former Yugoslavia, just as it had done previously.

 

At that time, Huljié showed great managerial ability and founded the Tamika record label that is among the most influential in Croatia.

Huljic has also written popular pieces for Croatian piano player Maksim Mrvica such as Kolibre and Nostradamus, and Maksim's greatest hit

"Croatian Rhapsody".

 

Victory was the debut single by the string quartet Bond, from the band's debut album, Born. This single was removed from the UK Classical

Charts because it was considered too "pop" to qualify as a classical song.