Location: Ljubljana

Lana Petrovič is a young jazz singer and composer who lives and works in Germany after completing her studies in Amsterdam (Conservatorium van Amsterdam). Her debut album is called "Reflections of hidden truths". Her music is deeply rooted in traditional jazz music, but at the same time it is broader and strongly includes the influences of classical and singer-songwriter/folk music. The compositions are the author's personal confession, inspired by life moments that brought to the fore feelings and thoughts hidden deep in the subconscious.

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.

Lara Baruca is a Slovenian singer, born on August 1, 1979, in Koper. She began her musical career in her early teenage years, blending elements of rock, electronic, industrial, and soul in her music. Some of her most well-known songs include Ti si se bal, Kletka želja, Sonce in luna, and Norec. In addition to music, she has contributed to theater productions. Recently, she celebrated the 25th anniversary of her album Kar ne piše with a special concert at Kino Šiška.

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).

Formerly a Sokol Society Gymnastic Club (Sokolski dom) dating from 1933, the Cultural Centre’s imposing building was renovated in 1993. The repurposed venue hosts a variety of concerts, theatre, opera and ballet performances whilst also catering to young audiences. Location: Laško

Layer House – a house of artists – is a cultural and social hub of the capital of Gorenjska region. It is situated in the town centre of Kranj, next to the Škrlovec Tower and close to the Khislstein Castle. The house and its surroundings have invigorated Tomšič Street, turning the area into a lively cultural quarter. The venue’s vibrant atmosphere is fuelled by art, music, creativity, education and a pleasant café all year round. Location: Kranj

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.

Leila Aleksandra Jelić began her musical journey as a backing vocalist on Jadranka Juras’ album Sakura. In 2010, her song Ti si was selected for the Val010 compilation (Val 202). As the leader of Leila & Don’t Quit the Band, she created the project Kjer je sonce doma. Since 2020, she has been exploring a new musical chapter with Peter Penko. She sees pop music as an artistic aesthetic and also works as a poet, film producer, publicist, and TV host.