Peter Andrej has established himself as one of the leading Slovenian contemporary singer-songwriters. In addition to writing his own musical material, he bases his compositions on various poems (by Erika Vouk, Janko Glazer, etc.). He also writes for children and is the artistic director of the singer-songwriter festival KantFest.

Petra Strahovnik's works range from solo, chamber, vocal, instrumental and orchestral music. Her composition Between East and West for 4 percussionists won the MusMa Festival award and Prana was a selected piece at Rostrum 2019. She is focusing on research of sound itself – how to make acoustic instruments/materials sound as if they have been electronically modified. She uses mechanical amplification and distortion of sound.

Soprano Pia Brodnik dedicated her musical career to performing songs, big oratorio pieces and operas throughout her native Slovenia and abroad. She has appeared with renowned Slovenian and international artists and orchestras. She has recorded many solo CDs and premiered or recorded numerous pieces by Slovenian composers. Pia Brodnik is full professor of voice at the Academy of Music, University of Ljubljana. She designed new syllabuses for courses in voice and vocal technique in accordance with the Bologna university education reform. She conducts seminars, summer schools and writes articles on vocal technique and repertoire. She is a regular jury member at national and international singing competitions. Her students, acclaimed opera soloists, have won many national and international competitions.

The 6-member Slovenian ska punk-HC group Pigs parlament from Goriška brda was founded in 2004.

The group Pliš performs pop and jazz repertoire with Brazilian rhythms in intimate settings.

Počeni škafi are a street swing line-up from Ljubljana; they draw inspiration from the French chanson genre.

Representing the younger generation of Slovenian artists, the rising singer-songwriter conjures up the atmosphere of a smoke-filled club and evokes the feeling of a lone night drive. He caresses us with his soft voice, witty lyrics, gently weeping strings and fragile rhythms. Although his music – a quiet echo of immersive self-reflection – blends pop, indie and lo-fi influences, he defines it as its own genre known as “stop pop”. Since 2018, he has released two EPs and a few singles that resonated with the Slovenian radio audiences. Popotnik is a regular guest on Radio Študent and Val 202, and with his charming melodies he can easily seduce everyone who gives him a chance.

Prifarski muzikanti started their musical career in 1988 at Fara in Kostel. The ensemble aims to nurture the rich and diverse Slovenian folk music culture. In the last few years, they have expanded their musical repertoire to include evergreens, songs by Dalmatian bands, local and international pop songs, as well as folk songs belonging to foreign nations.

Primož Kerštanj is the conductor and choral guru of the Carmen manet choir, which won numerous awards both at home and abroad. His international reputation and renown are evidenced in his participation in panels at choral competitions across the globe. He is the artistic director at the Do Re Mi music centre in Bled, where he has dedicated himself in recent years to working with children with special needs.

Slovenian guitarist Primož Sukič (1986) studied at the Academy Of Music in Ljubljana, at Akademie für Tonkunst Darmstadt, and at the HoGent Conservatory where he specialized in contemporary performance practice with the ICTUS Ensemble from Brussels. As a performer his main interests are exploring and widening the possibilities of his instruments: both the classical and electric guitar. He is the founding member of the Brussels-based duo The Third Guy, which is constantly researching borders between composition and improvisation. He is highly interested in studying cooking recipes from all over the world, and following latest scientific discoveries in space exploration.