Since her debut with the Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra under Valery Gergiev in 2012, violinist Lana Trotovsek appeared with some of the world’s finest orchestras. She lives in London and is a Professor at the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.

Composer Larisa Vrhunc devotes her time to spectral music and regularly takes part in composition competitions. She is assistant professor of music theory at the University of Ljubljana’s Faculty of Arts (Department of Musicology).

The rock band from Kranj Le Serpentine blends alternative 1980’s music, indie rock, dream pop and post punk. Their unique sound finds its expression in Slovene lyrics.

Saxophone player and composer. Krečič holds a master’s degree from the New School of Jazz and Contemporary Music in NYC. He writes for different jazz ensembles, from combos to big bands.

The band label themselves as an alternative turbo-folk band. They mix genres from drum 'n' bass to jazz, funk and hip hop with the passion of the Balkan temperament. They’re a party band that started out as a live DJ project and soon developed into a live band.

Composer Leon Firšt started out on his music career first as a clarinettist and then a percussionist. He then studied composition at the Academy of Music in Ljubljana under Dušan Bavdek. His symphonic, chamber and solo works are performed both in Slovenia and abroad.

A pop-rock band with a signature sound, Leonart have already garnered great recognition.

Lifecutter is a solo project by Domen Učakar, member of the experimental duo Ontervjabbit hailing from the Zasavje region. In creating his music, Lifecutter employs different guitar effects and electronic sound synthesizers, grounding it in noise and drawing on various electronic music subgenres. He treads the path between analogue and digital expression and evokes a darker mood by incorporating diverse industrial components.