Other notable new wave acts include Belgrade acts Bulevar, fronted by later Bajaga i Instruktori vocalist and solo singer Dejan Cukić, which released two albums, "Loš i mlad" (1981) and "Mala noćna panika" (1982), Piloti, which released albums "Piloti" (1981) and "Dvadeset godina" (1982) before disbanding, turning towards pop rock after their 1987 reunion, and Kozmetika, which released only one album, "Kozmetika" (1983), and Novi Sad act Čista Proza, which released only one album, "Čista Proza" (1983). Initial works of the bands Laki Pingvini and Zana were new wave-oriented, but these acts later moved towards more commercial pop rock and synthpop. During the early 1980s, new wave influences were present in the works of Grupa I, Du Du A, Pekinška Patka, Kontraritam, Doktor Spira i Ljudska Bića, La Strada, Obojeni Program and Gjurmët, as well as in the works of some acts that gained popularity in the 1970s, most notably Slađana Milošević and Laboratorija Zvuka.