Radio Beograd in 1946. Others like Silvana Armenulić, Emina Zečaj, Nedžad Salković, Hanka Paldum and Meho Puzić were signed to record for such production companies as Jugoton, Diskoton or other Yugoslav labels. Although sung mainly by traditional Bosniak singers, the Sevdalinka made its way to many "mainstream" musicians. Sevdalinkas were covered by Josipa Lisac, Željko Bebek, Ibrica Jusić, Jadranka Stojaković, Toše Proeski, and Zdravko Čolić. In 1990s a band Mostar Sevdah Reunion was assembled in Mostar and in early 2000s they became widely popular on the world music scene, receiving high awards for their lively interpretations of Sevdalinkas (that fuse Sevdalinka with contemporary musical styles like jazz, rock and funk) and introducing many people outside Bosnia to the genre of Sevdalinka. Equally popular today is Amira Medunjanin dubbed by music journalist and author Garth Wainwright "Bosnia's Billie Holiday." Notable songs Some famous Sevdalinka songs Il' je vedro, il' oblačno (It's either clear (no clouds in the sky), or clouded) Ah što ćemo ljubav kriti (Why Should We Hide Our Love) Da Sam Ptica (If I Were a Bird) Moj golube (My dove) Emina Grana od bora, pala kraj mora (A Branch of Pine, Fell by the Sea) Karanfile Cvijeće Moje (Carnation, My Flower) Kraj potoka bistre vode (By a Stream of Crystal Clear Water) Omer-beže na kuli sjeđaše (Bey Omer Sits on the Tower) Razbolje se lijepa Hajrija (Beautiful Hajrija Became Ill) Razbolje se Sultan Sulejman (The Sultan Suleiman Became Ill) Sejdefu majka buđaše (Sejdefa's Mother Wakes Her) Snijeg pade na behar na voće (Snow Fell on the Blossom, on the Fruit) Što te nema (Why Aren't You Here) Sve behara i sve cvjeta (Everything Blossoms and Everything Blooms) Tekla rijeka potokom i jazom (The River Flowed Through the Stream and Divide) Teško meni jadnoj u Saraj'vu samoj (It's Difficult for Me, a Poor Girl Alone in Sarajevo) U Stambolu Na Bosforu (In Istanbul on the Bosphorous) Zapjevala sojka ptica (The Blue Jay Bird Sang) Zaplakala šećer Đula (The Sweet Rose Wept) Zaplakala stara majka (The Elderly Mother Wept) Zmaj od Bosne (Dragon of Bosnia) Zvijezda tjera mjeseca (The Star Chases the Moon) Other Bosnian folk songs often mentioned as Sevdalinka-s Crven Fesić (Little Red Fez) Čudna jada od Mostara grada (Strange Wretch from the Town of Mostar) Djevojka sokolu zulum učinila (The Girl Perpetrated Cruelty on the Falcon) Došla voda od brijega do brijega (The Water Came from Hill