Alja Petric, a singer born in Slovenia, devoted her life to the study of musical arts, voice, sound frequencies and their influence on human beings after graduation from architecture (2012). Since 2014 she is a singer in Duo Ponte collaborating with mag. of classical guitar Damjan Stanišić. She is finishing her jazz vocal studies at the Carinthian Conservatory in Klagenfurt, working as a freelance musician and a vocal teacher at Music school B.A.S.E. in Ljubljana. Her musical research encompasses the interpretation of musical traditions of diverse cultures, compositions with poetry, jazz and contemporary experimental sound performances, which combine years of exploration of the ancient therapeutic instruments with vocal art. In the summer of 2017 she realized her solo performance Zven trenutka (Sound of a Moment). She is expanding the project under the name (OD)Zven trenutka with different guests musicians.

The duo comprises vocalist and guitarist Jana Beltran and vocalist, bassist and drummer Vesna Godler. Their music is marked by dark poetics evocative of Nick Cave.

Alo!Stari is a skate punk band from Maribor, active since 2019. Their songs are presented in local dialect.

Slovenian pop singer Alya was unanimously named singer of the year by the press in 2004. Her song ‘Sedam dana na moru’ (Seven days at sea) was nominated for the MAC (Music Award Ceremony) in the category of best song by a female singer in 2019.

Alya Elouissi is a Slovenian actress, singer and songwriter based in London, Moscow and Slovenia. Her recent credits include a performance with Rita Ora, 2nd prize for Best Female Singer at the RBE Awards in London, 3rd place at the 24th International Music Festival FeNS, her singles Fool for You & The One being placed on the A list of British radio station Phoenix FM. She also studied vocals at Goldsmiths University of London. In 2020 she started to collaborate with Neisha. In June 2021 Alya graduated with excellence from the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts - GITIS (acting faculty) in Moscow.

Founded in October 2000, the Amael Piano Trio has solidified its international reputation with widely-heralded festival appearances (Forfest in Kroměříž, Spectrum Festival in Munich, Mask Fest in San Marino, Grieg Festival in Bergen, Nuovi Spazi Musicali in Rome, Foyer européen in Luxembourg, Kolarac Podium of Chamber Music in Belgrade, etc.) and concerts at prestigious venues, including Carnegie Hall in New York and London’s The Forge Music and Arts Venue. Dedicated to promoting their country’s composers internationally, the trio’s repertoire regularly includes contemporary Slovenian works.

Hailing from the Primorska region, Ambrož Čopi is primarily noted for his work as a composer of choral music, an educator, organizer and an indefatigable choral conductor. He is the ‘father’ of the first edition of the Aegis Carminis Choral Competition and Festival (2019).

Ana Čop, Slovenian singer based in Graz/Austria, combines her diverse musical background with current influences. Her compositions and performances display a strong foundation of jazz tradition blended with characteristics of folk music and poetry, as well as show influences by modern musicians, such as Theo Bleckmann, Norma Winstone, Amira Medunjanin, Klaus Gesing, Brad Mehldau, etc.

Ana Erčulj graduated in musicology and sociology of culture from the Ljubljana Faculty of Philosophy and in choir conducting with Prof. Sebastjan Vrhovnik at the Ljubljana Academy of Music. She furthered her education at Utrecht University (Netherlands) and at the the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz under Prof. Johannes Prinz. She currently studies orchestral conducting at the Ljubljana Academy of Music under Prof. Marko Letonja and Prof. Simon Dvoršak. The vocal group Gallina and the Chamber Choir of Domžale, which she leads, have debuted several newly composed pieces by Slovenian composers. She also collaborates with both the Ljubljana City Theater and SNT Drama as rehearsal accompanist.

Ana Kravanja is a member of the group Širom, in which she plays many ethnic and classical instruments as well as new unique handmade instruments. She authors music for theatre productions, movies, animated movies, storytelling performances, poetry recitals, and dance and audio-visual performances. She is the founder of the project Glacies, which uses refrigerator shelves as instruments. Between 2012 and 2016, she created music for 14 calimbas together with Samo Kutin in the duo called Najoua. Her instrument of choice is the violin, on which she has improvised together with several Slovenian and international musicians, dancers and visual artists such as Samo Kutin, Tomaž Grom, Irena Tomažin, Vid & Jošt Drašler, Andrej Fon, Tijana Stanković, Noid, Matija Schellander, Aleksandar Škorić, Henrik Olsson, Susanna Gartmayer, Raphael Roginski, Ryuzo Fukuhara and Lotus Edde Khouri.