Andrej Šifrer is a foremost Slovenian singer-songwriter who has enjoyed tremendous commercial success. He embarked on his musical career in the late 1970s. Many of his songs have spread among the people and became part of the national folk song repertoire, several of them being accepted as canonical in their genre.

The Slovenian clarinetist, conductor and professor works as a full professor of clarinet at the Academy of Music at the University of Ljubljana and as a professor of clarinet and conductor of the Wind Orchestra at the Ljubljana Conservatory of Music and Ballet. He has recorded 22 CDs and co-authored the monograph “Clarinet”. He collaborates with many musicians and ensembles in several genres of music. He performs concerts around the world.

Horn player Andrej Žust is noted for being among the handful of Slovenian musicians who have joined some of world’s most prestigious orchestras. Žust’s dreams were fulfilled when he passed the auditions with the Berlin Philharmonic, an orchestra that has collaborated with some of the most prominent classical music figures.

Internationally renowned musician Anja Bukovec is one of Slovenia’s most successful violinists. Her albums of classical music top the sales charts. In the course of her prolific career, she collaborated with exceptional Slovenian musicians and artists such as Janez Matičič, Uroš Lajovic, Marko Letonja, Antont Nanut, Janez Lotrič, Boris Cavazza, and the band Terrafolk. She also collaborated with internationally acclaimed musicians En Shao, Alan Buribayev, Timothy Redmond, and multiple BAFTA Award-winner Christopher Gunning, as well as with world-renowned pop musicians Die Fantastichen 4, Marla Glen, Marque, Jeff Healey, et. al. She performed for numerous Slovenian and European notables including Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Modrijani is a four-member boy band active in the field of popular folk music since 2000. With "a cappella" singing, it also preserves the more traditional Slovene folk music.

Anže Rozman is a composer of music for media (film, TV, videlo games…) and classical music. He is currently working as a composer for Bleeding Fingers Music formed by Hans Zimmer and Extreme Music.

The group Armaroth from Kranj was established in 2008 and focuses on brutal psychedelic death metal.

Ashine, a Ptuj-based metal band, has been making music since 2013. The band is inspired by the old school thrash and death metal and also draws on the influences of melodic metal.

Astrid- / Astrid Ana Kljun is a Slovenian alter pop performer, singer, harpist, dancer and video director and producer. She made her debut on the Slovenian music scene in 2019 with the song Coconut, followed by Sing to Me and Črno pero, all three of which were created in collaboration with Jani Hace and Martin Štibernik.

The project Ater Era, established in 2006, is a band that expresses sentiments of uneasiness and resistance with a blend of heavy metal and psychedelic sounds on the Slovenian club scene and two European tours