Igor Iov’s journey didn’t begin with a guitar in hand or a dream of stardom. It started in the sterile confines of an office job—a 9-to-5 grind that promised stability but delivered something far less tangible. Born in Switzerland to Serbian parents, Igor (27 years old) was raised in a world where success was measured in figures and certainty. But behind the desk, in the routine of daily life, he felt a void growing, one that spreadsheets and paychecks couldn’t fill.

In his late twenties, Igor made a choice that many only dream of: he walked away. Away from the comfort of a steady job, away from the expectations that had shaped his early years. He chose music—not as a career, but as a means to reclaim his life. For Igor, music wasn’t an escape; it was an entry point into something real, something honest.