The Stroj, an experimental music group from Slovenia, carved a niche in the avant-garde scene with their industrial and primal sound. Formed in the late 1990s, they gained attention for their innovative use of unconventional percussion made from scrap metal, machines, and found objects, creating a unique, raw, mechanical sound. Their theatrical, visually captivating performances blend elements of performance art with dark, atmospheric aesthetics and rhythmic precision, impressing audiences at international festivals like BBC Music Live and Singapore Art Festival.

Soprano Theresa Plut is known for her breathtaking top range, fantastic coloratura and winning dramatic talent. Her repertoire ranges from Zerbinetta in opera to Carmina Burana in concert. Recent performances in recital have also displayed her exceptional musicality and sensitivity for Art Song.

Thomas March is the artistic name of Tomaž Marič, who is the driving force behind various collectives. These collectives are formed based on collaborating musicians and have different names each time, depending on the theme of the project or the accompanying events. "The Boy Collective" got its name when Tomaž's son was born. "Lost n Found Collective" emerged when a virus encrypted the main computer, and they pieced together lost recordings from various backups, studio computers, and versions sent to friends before processing the project.

Bass guitar player Tilen Hudrap performed in bands such as Keller, Paradox, Pestilence, Scepsis, Testament and Wartune and is currently making music with the German band U.D.O..

After graduating from the Conservatory of Music and Ballet in Maribor, Tilen Lebar continued his studies at the Academy of Music at the University of Ljubljana. He regularly studied in the composition class of Uroš Rojek at the Ljubljana Academy. In 2021 he completed his Master's degree in composition at the Royal Conservatory in Den Haag, the Netherlands. He is a representative of the younger generation of Slovenian musicians and is active mainly in the field of composing chamber works, recreating works by younger composers, in the field of improvised music, interdisciplinary and sound arts. He regularly collaborates with the Sploh Institute, KUD Mrežo, Inexhaustible Editions and the Austrian ensemble Szene Instrumental.

Timo Chinala is the artistic name of Timotej Bertalanič, a producer from Prekmurje, who has been away from the spotlight for many years, creating genre-diverse productions ranging from minimal, techno, to newer derivatives of contemporary dance genres. He got even more serious about producing electronic music when he was one of the winners of a competition run by well-known producer Richie Hawtin, and his remix has been released on the world-famous MINUS label and is sold on all major online electronic music stores such as Beatport and Juno.

The young guitarist Timotej Kosovinc studied guitar with prof. Alvaro Pierri and is currently studying composition in the class of professor Detlev Müller-Siemens at the University of music and performing arts in Vienna. He won first prizes at the European guitar competition of the city of Gorizia - Premio Enrico Mercatali in Italy and at the Slovenian national competition -Temsig, among others.

Slovenian trumpeter Timotej Kotnik blends world music with Miles Davis-inspired jazz-rock fusion. He has performed across Europe and the Middle East, collaborating with artists like Victor Mendoza, Yoel Paez, Souad Massi, and Magos Herrera. He has also recorded with Perico Sambeat, Danilo Perez, and Plena 79. Each project enriches his style. Kotnik is a professor at Berklee College of Music in Valencia, Spain, where he lives with his wife and daughter.

Tina Marinšek is a Slovenian singer and songwriter, best known as the former vocalist of the band Tabu, where she performed until April 2016. After leaving the band, she embarked on a solo music career. In 2024, she released her debut solo album titled Potovalka. Her music is available on platforms like Apple Music, featuring songs such as Umazane posode, Poveljnik, and Moja Duša Pes.

Tine Bec graduated in 2016 under Full Professor Jani Golob at the Ljubljana Academy of Music where he later also received his master’s degree. He is most widely recognised for his vocal and vocal-instrumental music, which is getting increasingly circulated internationally. He is the choir leader of the Zvon Mixed Choir and the leader of the Jurij Dalmatin Octet. He also leads two female vocal groups and often collaborates with various Slovenian choirs as rehearsal accompanist, vocal technique coach, and composer.