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Djordje Lukovic

Djordje Lukovic, author and contributor at Higher Hz

Djordje is a guitarist, composer, music producer, and staff writer at Higher Hz, where he covers all things guitar and bass.

Despite being a die-hard FK Crvena Zvezda supporter, Djordje is our surprisingly mild-mannered guitar guru. Passion for all things music and guitar have always been his primary focus. His keen interest in philosophy and his academic pursuit of psychology couldn't pull him away from music.

He has been a major force in the Serbian metal scene since his early teens. He has four albums recorded to his name (with bands such as Centurion, Quasarborn, and Space Eater).

His main passion is songwriting. One of the songs he co-wrote with Džule (the drummer for Centurion) ended up being a theme song for a show on Serbian television.

However, his field of activity is much wider in scope. To this point, he has played around 300 shows all across Europe, with some of them being in front of tens of thousands of people.

Since he graduated in music production from the prestigious SAE Institute, he quickly found his feet in the musical side of the freelance market.

Some of the highlights of his freelance work are recording guitar loops for a couple of Billboard chart-topping songs as well as writing a whole book about blues guitar. Finally working for the legendary GuitarZoom website was a dream come true for him.

Having said all of this, his freakish obsession with CBS-era Fender Stratocasters saw him gradually developing a love for writing about all things guitar-related. It is in that capacity that we got him to write some juicy articles for us!

The 8 best guitar brands in 2025, acoustic and electric

It’s 2025, and we’re in the golden age of guitar manufacturing. From high-end boutique makers to historically significant brands and affordable options, this guide covers everything you need to make an informed, educated decision as a consumer.

Top 7 reasons why learning to play guitar is hard – made easy

Every new endeavor is challenging, there’s no doubt about that. However, everything gets easier with time. Just think how hard it would be to learn a new language, and then take stock of how much you have mastered your native tongue.

By the same token, if you put your work in – in the form of small digestible chunks – you will get much better at playing guitar in no time.

Top 10 best and most famous female guitarists of all time

Over the decades, there have been so many great female guitar players. However, nowadays, it seems as if the expansion has finally reached its peak, and a definitive list is much needed.

So, without much further ado, let me get you up to date with one of the fastest-growing and most potent sections of our industry!

Top 15 best guitarists in the world today (2025 update)

Nowadays, more than ever, you can hear a lot of the members of the old guard saying that there is no good music today. For the rock-tinged folk, that is synonymous with the assumption that there are no excellent guitar players today.

In reality, there is a whole new guitar revival going on, with some of the players spearheading a new, radically different approach to the sounds and technique.

Schecter C-6 Deluxe review: Amazing value for your money

If you want a straightforward, highly affordable, well-made guitar, the C-6 Deluxe by Schecter is something you should check out!

Although, often labeled as beginner guitars, let me tell you – there’s nothing entry-level about this guitar in terms of quality! The only beginner characteristic of this guitar series is the affordable price.

The 13 greatest guitarists of all time

Developing a list of the greatest guitarists ever is a pretty daunting task. Over the last 100 years, there were so many stellar guitar players who left their mark on music as we know it. The fact that I had to leave out some greats in favor of some others was nothing short of heartbreaking.

However, I have seen a great deal of utility in writing such a list. Maybe the next Robert Johnson, Yngwie Malmsteen, or Ritchie Blackmore is out there reading this article in hopes of getting inspired.