The popular music duo Dac and Aleksandar today, on social networks and on their YouTube channel, promoted their new original song, "Dusha Bakshish", a bohemian ballad for all generations. Actor Dragan Spasov and singer-songwriter and producer Aleksandar Mitevski, on the second anniversary of their existence as a music duo, present a new song to their fans followed by a video.

According to Dac and Aleksandar, this ballad is a continuation of the story of the hit "I still miss you", which they sang at "Makfest" two years ago, which immediately entered the hearts of the audience in the country and beyond.

- People want honest, sad and love songs, they want to be found in the story that happened to everyone at least once in their life. Our songs are like that, we bring back memories to people, we sing about real clippings from life and that's exactly the new song. For the love we lack, for the people we do not have and we praise. That is why in this song it was worth leaving our soul "as a tip" to the musicians who do not always follow us, both in sorrow and in happiness - reveal Dac and Aleksandar.

The video was shot with the team that works all their videos, in an authentic bar atmosphere in the cult Debarmaal inn "DM" with the participation of several city and neighborhood characters. Their songs are sung at the live gigs they constantly have throughout Macedonia and the audience is eagerly waiting for the new ballad to be on their repertoire in those "evergreen evenings".

- Each of our new songs arouses interest for the fans we have on our visited Facebook page, so this one is already expected to spread immediately among our fans in Macedonia, the fans we have in large numbers in neighboring Bulgaria, the Balkans and the people who live with our songs in the diaspora. The country is currently under great pressure from politics and everyday events, the pandemic and energy crisis, so we wanted to give the people a beautiful musical respite from everyday life. In fact, we were with the people throughout the pandemic day and night, to make it easier to overcome that global catastrophe. Well, it can be said that "Soul tip" is a real balm for the soul in these difficult times.

(The text was published in "Cultural Press" No. 105, in the print edition of the newspaper "Free Press" on November 13-14, 2021)