Promocija glasbenikov, razvijanje lastne produkcije in glasbenih programov.

Promocija glasbenikov, razvijanje lastne produkcije in glasbenih programov.

Muzikačaka is one-woman band (Sara Korošec) that does not consider herself inside one specific genre. What is important about her music is the concept. For many years, Sara’s music was quietly waiting to be born, until her debut album came out in winter 2015 in Haloze, a period of virtual and social isolation marked by burning a farmhouse stove and chopping woods. In recent days, Muzikačaka is aiming to combine diverse approaches. Music production programmes, field recordings, live electronics, live acoustics and looping, improvisation and arrangements, pure sound research and concepts, as well as contexts where and how the sound is played and listened to... Surrounded by an old-school stove, stopped time and never-ending hills, as well as flowing vocal layers, electronic beats, piano and acoustic sounds, field recordings and poetry.

Home of CULTure is a multicultural building that includes a creative coffee bar – muziKafe, a sunny terrace, and a semi-basement space/gallery that hosts a variety of cultural events (concerts, lectures, literary evenings, dance shows, performances, exhibitions, workshops, etc.) MuziKafe is located in the centre of Slovenia’s oldest town, Ptuj, which creates a marvellous backdrop for a variety of cultural events. Furthermore, the town’s special atmosphere provides ideal conditions for a unique culture-arts space that presents events with content and soul. Location: Ptuj

The Muzikaviva Music Club is a voluntary society of musicians and music lovers. Music sections are formed according to families of instruments and music genres.

Russian-Slovenian violinist Nadezda Tokareva, laureate of a number of International competitions, performed in more than 30 countries including Russia, the USA, Europe and Asia. Associate professor of the Tchaikovsky Moscow State conservatory, Maymonid Academy and Kurashiki Sakuo Univesity Japan. Since 2011 Nadezda Tokareva has lived and worked in Slovenia, She performs in the best halls of Slovenia, makes a lot of recordings on the State Radio of Slovenia and gives master classes. Nadezda is the author of many violin premiers and the first performer of Slovenian authors' works.

Nakána is a fresh ensemble led by Ana Mezgec, blending Slovenian chanson, jazz, and folk music. She is joined by Gašper Peršl, Jošt Lampret, Leon Firšt, Tilen Stepišnik, and a string quartet. With her singing and violin, Ana weaves together the beauty and struggles of life, touches on socially critical themes, and uses humor to explore serious topics. Their music is a journey through time and space.

Nalax Temus is a new acid ambient project by Ljubljana’s prominent DJ/producer Zergon. It’s a slow-dive into deep ambient drones and modular tones combined with processed 303 squelches and effects. The project is a product of his ongoing research of sonic structures and frequency manipulations of analogue and digital sound devices. It opens up a new dimension where time and space dissolve, inviting the listener to experience an unseen psychedelic world where the boundaries between reality and imagination blur into a seamless sonic tapestry.

Composer Nana Forte devotes her time to writing choral music – both a cappella and to the accompaniment of different instruments – chamber and solo instrumental music, as well as composing theatre and orchestral music.

nastynancy (Katjuša Stare) is a DJ and core member of the Nimaš Izbire collective. She has been involved in the local club scene for the past two years, making a statement with her fast-paced breaks from the realms of jungle, breakbeat, electro, ghettotech, footwork and various other forms of bass music. In her typically highly energetic and dynamic sets Nastynancy looks for the intersections betwee euphoric melodies and rhythmic chaos. She regularly plays Ljubljana’s club circuit, and also has some international experience, particularly in the Balkan region.