Joker Out is a five-member Slovene indie rock band formed in 2016, who describe their genre as "Shagadelic Rock n' Roll". They had represented Slovenia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 with the song "Carpe Diem", placing 21st. Their discography includes three studio albums: Umazane misli (2021), Demoni (2022), and Souvenir Pop (2024).

In addition to musicology, Jošt Drašler (1981) studied double bass at the Carinthian State Conservatory in Klagenfurt with Prof. Uli Langthaler. Recently, he has actively engaged in various areas of contemporary music practices with an emphasis on free improvisation.

Jošt Lampret is a Slovenian musician specializing in classical, jazz, and ethno music. As a bassist, he collaborates with various ensembles, including Wiyaala, PJAYS, Momento Cigano, and the Eastern European Bass Ensemble. He studied at the Conservatory of Music and Ballet in Ljubljana. One of his recent projects, Nomad, was presented as part of the Noches de Tablao contemporary flamenco series at Cankarjev dom, premiering on November 7, 2022.

Baritone Jože Vidic is a principal of the Slovenian National Theatre Opera and Ballet Ljubljana. The artist has also established himself as a successful concert singer, frequently welcomed on the finest concert stages both at home and abroad. He has regularly performed with renowned orchestras, led by prominent Slovenian and foreign conductors. In 1996, he became member of the leading Slovenian chamber vocal ensemble – the Slovene Octet, with which he has regularly appeared at international festivals at home and abroad. He assumed the post of the ensemble’s Artistic Director in 2008.

July Jones is a future superstar with an instantly distinctive look and a unique point of view. Her edgy electro-pop songs combine razor-sharp hooks with forward-thinking production choices and filter-free lyrics about relationships, queerness and mental health. In January 2023, she received the Music Moves Europe Awards (MME), which are awarded as part of the Eurosonic Noorderslag (ESNS) festival and conference in Groeningen, the Netherlands.

Jure Bajt is a guitarist, sound engineer, and music researcher, whose musical debut is a collection of original acoustic instrumentals played on classical guitar. His musical style is shaped by various string-picking techniques that stem from the tradition of acoustic country blues and folk. In addition to music production, Bajt also focuses on recording documentary field sound recordings, in which he explores and observes nature. Field sounds, such as animal calls, crackling fire, and the rustling of the sea, are an important part of the sonic atmosphere of his album, which takes the listener into intimate moments of the natural environment.

A theatre actor and TV host by profession, classically-trained pianist Jure Ivanušič is one of Slovenia’s most distinguished chansonniers.

An up-and-coming representative of the younger generation of singer-songwriters, Jure Lesar first achieved distinction as frontman of the Eskobars rock band and now pursues a solo career.

Jure Počkaj is a renowned baritone, praised by international critics for his powerful voice, expressiveness, and charisma. He has performed in major roles such as Don Giovanni, Count Luna (Il Trovatore), Father Germont (La Traviata), Don Carlo (La Forza del Destino), and Sharpless (Madama Butterfly). He made his U.S. debut at UCLA and recorded an opera video in Hollywood. His performances stand out for their prestigious vocal color, exceptional legato, and compelling acting.

Jure Pukl, one of Slovenia’s most creative young saxophonists, received the 2015 Prešeren Fund Award. He studied at the University of Vienna, Hague Conservatory, and Berklee College of Music with masters like Joe Lovano and George Garzone. Pukl has performed with jazz legends such as Dave Liebman, Esperanza Spalding, and Maceo Parker. His eight albums and projects like Doubtless and Broken Circles blend modern jazz, avant-garde, and free jazz. Pukl tours globally, earning rave reviews from Downbeat and The New York Times.