Mile Lukić was born in Sarajevo. He studied journalism at the Faculty of Political Sciences and as a journalist he wrote for a numer of magazines about music and culture. As a senior assistent at Sarajevo's television channel he directed cultural broadcasts. However, Mile always had taken a lot of interest in making music himself and ever since he was twenty he was occupied with composing, arranging, pro-ducing and performing music on a professional level.

"I belong to the generation that grew up with rock 'n roll, symphonic rock, reggae, but also with the traditional music of my native soil. In addition, I felt a strong appeal to classical music. Amidst all of these reference points I succeeded in displaying my own musical expression.

I composed and wrote songs for several Yugoslavian top artists. Some of these songs now belong to the anthology of the ex-Yu popular music. In 1989, the song Ja vi se was voted a chart-topper and became translated and published in Norway, Finland and South-Africa. During the years 1989-1992 more than one miljoen cd's, records and musicassettes were sold holding songs written and composed by me. Besides my work in the world of pop I wrote music for theatre performances, radio- and television."

In 1992, due to the turbulent and grim events in Bosnia, Mile was compelled to leave his home