SIAMESE’s story is anything but typical for a rock band. The group is fronted by Mirza Radonjica, a refugee who escaped the Balkan genocide, spending four years in a refugee camp. He also pursued music despite his family’s disapproval. Radonjica’s powerful and difficult life experience comes across…
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