Gašper Piano is a slovenian composer, musician and sound artist. He is active as an independent artist for performative arts (theatre, dance, performance), visual arts (multimedia projects, installations, film, documentary film, video, TV projects) and acoustic-experimental-electronic groups. His works have been presented at national and international festivals, exhibitions, multimedia projects, contemporary dance performances and theater plays. In 2006 he was acknowledged as a budding artist by the Slovenian Ministry of Culture. Paralell with his music profession he studied at Faculty for Humanistiec Studies Koper (Sl) where he graduated in 2009 and received Master professional degree (MPD) in social anthropology and culturology.

Gašper Selko (also known as X.U.L) is a trumpeter of a younger generation. After finishing the Conservatory for Music in Ljubljana, he continued his studies at the Academy of Music Ljubljana. He is a member of several bands: Leni Kravac, "MUSCAH", Good Vibration, Yanu, big band Bend-it, Kamnik Wind Orchestra and he also collaborates with many renowned artists of different genres.

The band Generator was founded on the Day of Youth, 25 May 2016, in the autonomous cultural zone Sokolc in Novo mesto. United under the pressure of generations, the band weaves its own style using elements of jazz, groove, reggae, and fusion music with a punk attitude.

Getonka recreates traditional music of different European traditions. Their repertoire consists of an array of genres, such as Sevdah, Romani music and Starogradska muzika, which is the traditional folk music of Bulgaria, Bosnia Hercegovina, Croatia, North Macedonia and Serbia.

Gimnazija Kranj Girls' Choir was founded in 2002 and has taken part at numerous international competitions (Italy, Croatia, Great Britain, Slovakia, Austria, Spain, South Korea) where they were awarded in total 20 gold and 2 silver diplomas. Although the choir members stay in the choir for four years only, they nevertheless manage to maintain high level of quality. The choir regularly performs in Kranj and the surrounding area. Together with the school orchestra they have produced a Christmas concert, performed in Ljubljana and released on national television for the past eight years. Current choir director Erik Šmid lead choir to international competition in Prague 2017 and to Llangolen International Eisteddfod in Wales last year being the first choir to represent Slovenia at this renowned event. In 2019 the choir took part at Aegis Carminis competition in Koper, receiving yet another golden diploma.

The Girls’ Choir of the Koper Music School evolved from the Koper Music School Youth Choir. The choir has been singing for nine years under the leadership of Maja Cilenšek and regularly scores at the top of international competitions. In July of 2015, the choir participated in the “Incanto Mediterraneo” international competition in Milazzo, where they won the gold medal, placed second, and received special commendation for best performance of the mandatory composition. In September of 2017, they were awarded 95 points at the “International Baltic Sea Choir Competition” winning second place; they also received the award for best performance of the mandatory composition Lux Aeterna by Ēriks Ešenvalds.

The Slovenian duo Gliste is a creative and playful musical act known for their catchy and humorous songs. They gained popularity on TikTok with viral hits like “Stanka tanka tank” and “Ti moj sonček, po koži božaš me.” Their debut album, Sprehod, released in July 2025, features 13 tracks including “Pes peso jé,” “Rožica Jožica,” and “Fižol.” Their music blends whimsical lyrics with engaging melodies, appealing to a wide audience.

The asocial and tense instrumental trio returned to the concert stage with the new record "Monokrom", which is the fruit of the post-corona era. It was released on New Year's Day and received praise from music critics and demanding listeners. Heavy and atmospheric. Sergej Pojavnik – guitar Tomaž Abram – drums Andraž Zlobec – bass guitar

Macedonian-born clarinet virtuoso Goran Bojčevski is based in Celje. He can appear on stage as a soloist with a prominent orchestra, and the very next day attract audiences to a club performing improvisations to the accompaniment of his band. As a classically trained clarinettist Bojčevski is committed to classical music but also has a passion for ethno, primarily traditional Balkan music.

Goran Krmac is a Slovenian tubist, composer, and arranger known for his innovative integration of jazz, folk, and electronic music. A graduate of the Prince Claus Conservatoire, he leads the Big Band Cerknica and has collaborated with artists like Kaja Draksler and Rudi Bučar. His solo project “Planetarium” blends tuba with live electronics and spoken word, showcasing his experimental approach.