Composer and performer Bratko Bibič is a musician with a highly distinctive voice. Active since 1973, Bibič has been member of different national and international ensembles. In addition to appearing as a solo and duet artist, he has taken part in various experimental and multimedia collectives, including Accordion Tribe, Begnagrad, Nimal, etc.

The original music of Brencl Banda stems from the artists’ fascination with the world’s folk heritage. It reflects a predominant Slavic spirit and conveys an impression of being an intrinsic part of its legacy, as if modelled on the music transcriptions of age-old folk tunes found abandoned in an attic. The Brencl Banda was formed in Bistrica ob Sotli, a Slovenian settlement known for its rich musical tradition. Although featuring perfectly ordinary instruments and vocals the band’s sound is completely original. On their Slavic wings they fly across different musical traditions, whose myriad beats and melodies fuse into one single voice to sing about happiness, sadness and timelessness.

The ensemble Brina and its frontwoman, singer, musician, puppet maker and designer Brina Vogelnik perform both their own songs and songs from the traditional folk music repertoire. They enrich the typically Slovenian sound with their own vision and energy and successfully navigate between the traditional and jazz music with a hint of cabaret. In 2006, the group performed at Womex – World Music Expo in Seville and presented itself in Charlie Gillett’s show on BBC World Service.

The attractive Milan-based music selector Brina Knauss, who pursued a successful career in modelling, is an established name in the world of house music. She started out on her DJ career by performing at high-profile events such as the Milan Fashion Week’s Fashion Vogue, followed by gigs at clubs as prominent as Factory (Milan), Peter Pan (Riccione), the Hollywood Club (Milan), Stardust by Club Haus in Courmayeur (Aosta) and the Buddha Bar in Budapest. In the 2014/15 season Brina was resident DJ of Milan’s celebrated Stardust by Clubhaus venue. In 2015 she was the resident DJ of the B&B event at the notorious Ushuai Club (Ibiza), where she shared the bill with the scene’s top-tier artists, most notably Nico Fanciulli.

Britof is a trio from Slovenj Gradec, which plays ultra-heavy rock ‘n’ roll with elements of explosive stoner rock, sloweddown doom and sludge metal.

The Broken Lock ensemble, established in 1995, first introduced in its sound elements of harder rock styles, such as punk, heavy metal, grunge, hardcore and psychedelia. Later the group focused on stoner rock.

Buržuazija is a young rock band from Ljubljana.

The Cantabile Symphony Orchestra made its first public appearance in spring 2011. Although the decision to establish a symphony orchestra was daring and adventurous, the favourable response to their first live performances reassured the artists that they had taken a step in the right direction. Throughout the first five seasons the orchestra achieved both national and international distinction and went on to ambitiously programme new repertoires. The Cantabile Symphony Orchestra has been recognised by professional musicians as a mature music ensemble with a potential to perform even the most demanding pieces in the orchestral repertoire. Young instrumentalists and singers enthusiastically welcome the chance to perform as soloists with orchestral accompaniment.

Capital Crew je ljubljanska trap skupina.

The activities of Carmina Slovenica, a production house that encompasses several vocal ensembles, include production of concerts, stage projects and festivals, as well as publishing and education. The Carmina Slovenica Vocal Theatre, led by artistic director Karmina Šilec, is a world-class ensemble that has achieved international distinction as a collective whose choregie (vocal theatre) concept has broadened the expanses of music theatre and reinvigorated the music scene, redefining the existing concepts of vocal music and opening up new spaces of expression, intense experience and communication.