Consule is a bedroom project by producer and musician Vid Benjamin Krajnec. His soothing music, a dreamy, wistful and cinematic blend of indie electronica and warm ambient tones, evokes strong nostalgia. In his emotive compositions and performances, he touches on everyday life situations, taking inspiration from the uncertainty of the near future. His debut album Lost Imagination (2020) was followed by the EP somehow, anyhow and the single Coping, which gained support on social media from renowned YouTube channel MrSuicideSheep. Marked by lush melodic atmospheres, nostalgic guitar strumming and warm piano chords, his second EP released last June represents a reflection on various fragments of the past that sometimes still seem appallingly intimidating to us.

Cosmic Sex is a club night/collective based in Ljubljana and run by Jaša Bužinel and Blažen DJ, hosts of Partijska linija, a show on Radio Študent dedicated to cutting-edge electronic and experimental music. After two years of throwing parties anywhere they could, from Gala Hala and Koncertna dvorana Rog to Mostovna, the collective found its home at Channel Zero, a Ljubljana club with a long tradition of electronic music events. Cosmic Sex supports local DJs and established names of the global underground. Past guests include Ploy, Bruce, Samuele Pagliai, Szch, Alleged Witches & more. Every July, the collective organises Monade, a 12-hour music marathon located at the edge of a scenic forest in the wine region of Goriška Brda.

The Creative Jazz Clinic in Velenje hosts and at the same time presents outstanding jazz musicians and pedagogues. The Clinic’s director Jure Pukl brought together acclaimed instrumentalists and incredible music creators who play an important role in shaping the world’s current jazz scene. With the addition of Velenje’s music school and the opportunity of high-quality jazz education, music education has acquired new dimensions and raised its quality standards.

Cvetličarna (Florist's) opened in Ljubljana in 2003. Throughout the years, the venue has built a devoted and appreciative audience primarily through its ongoing commitment to a first-rate programme and responsiveness to the desires and needs of its visitors. This unique music experience has helped forge genuine bonds among the artists, organisers and concert-goers. Soon after its establishment, Cvetličarna attained renown as Southeast Europe’s major music venue, popular with audiences far beyond the Slovenian capital and appreciated by returning music artists many of whom describe the venue as one of their finest concert and club experiences. Location: Ljubljana

Cyphre Louis is a psychobilly band from Ljutomer, known for their energetic and raw sound, which combines elements of rock'n'roll, punk, and blues.

The band’s wild mix of rock & roll and sweet indie rock has been sprinkled with electronic sounds in the form of a pounding rhythm machine and contagious synth lines. Their veins are still filled with 90s alternative rock, though. Using typical multilingual shout outs, Čao Portorož create moments of euphoria. Through its punk attitude, the quartet reaffirms its old-school “Yugo” temperament. From Portorož down the Balkans and beyond – everybody understands what “čao” means.

A popular folk-rock band that has scored some notable successes on the national music scene.

The band is led by singer and accordionist Janez Škof, who has achieved distinction as a stage and screen actor. Čompe are known for their vaudeville-like shows that foreground the humour of the main protagonist. Their repertoire mainly features musical settings of poems by Dane Zajc and Edvard Kocbek.

ČrnFest is a festival of popular music, which is held in the old city center in Črnomelj and lasts throughout the month of August.

Črt Sojar Voglar studied composition and music theory with Professor Marko Mihevc at the Ljubljana Academy of Music graduating with distinction in September of 2000. He furthered his education by attending composition courses lead by Uroš Rojko, Marko Ruždjak, Francis Burt, as well as Amadeus Tommasi’s course in jazz composition. In December of 2004, he received his master’s degree in music theory for his thesis: Stylistic Transformations within Orchestral Works of Dr Danilo Švara. He currently teaches at the Ljubljana Music and Ballet Conservatory (chair of the Department of Harmony and Counterpoint). For a number of years, he lectured on music theory subjects at the Ljubljana Academy of Music. Many of his students won first places at composition competitions.