Luka Juhart is an accordionist, composer and educator – a versatile musician refusing to narrow his focus to one field alone. As an accordionist, Juhart has gained international renown, particularly in German-speaking countries, as one of the most sought-after performers of contemporary music. Vehemently rejecting constrictions in his view on contemporary music, Juhart does not limit his work to the domain circumscribed by the institution of the Central European musical tradition – he likes to improvise and has been composing his own music since 2013.

Luka Prinčič is a musician, performer and intermedia artist. Working in the fields of computer and electronic music, sound art, intermedia installations and performance art, Prinčič has explored various approaches to creative processes and their manifestation in artistic practices, events and creations.

In 2004, Šulić was the recipient of the 5th Tchaikovsky Young Musicians Competition Award, in 1999 and 2003 he received two first prizes at the Alpe-Adria Competition in Gorizia, and won the 2000 and 2003 national competition in Ljubljana. He often performs at home and abroad and is best known for being part of the popular duo 2Cellos (2011-2019).

The rock ‘n’ roll band Lumberjack was established in 2012.

Lusterdam is a Slovenian rock group established in 2018.

Robert Pešut, better known as Magnifico, started out on his music career in 1989 as member of the U’redu band. He embarked on his solo career in 1993 and wrote a number of golden hits that have enjoyed enduring popularity among Slovenian audiences. Magnifico wrote Lahko ti podarim samo ljubezen, the winning song of EMA 2002, Slovenia’s national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest, which was performed by a band of drag queens, Sestre. He achieved international breakthrough in 2004 with the song Hir aj kam hir aj go, which was licensed by Sony Records. The popularity of Magnifico’s Pukni zoro, written for the film Montevideo, God Bless You!, soared to epic proportions in Serbia.

Maja Cilenšek includes new compositions by Slovenian composers in her repertoires and so stimulates the creation of new works for youth choirs. As lecturer and expert panellist she is regularly invited to attend various seminars and singing events. At the 2007 “Mariele Ventre” competition in Bologna she shared first place with Italian conductor Lorenzo Donati.

Maja Osojnik is a singer and composer involved in electroacoustic music improvisation and sound art. She has gained renown for her work in different music genres, including early music, contemporary, experimental, jazz, free improvisation, sound art and heavier music. She composes music for dance, theatre, film, radio, sound installations and diverse music projects and ensembles. She lives and works in Vienna, Austria.

Mezzosoprano Manca Izmajlova performs operatic and popular music. She studied musical theatre and acting in London, and operatic singing in Moscow. She first gained international acclaim with her album Slovanska duša [Slavic Soul], which consists of new arrangements of compositions from Slavic countries ranging from classical to folk and popular songs. She recorded the album with the Russian State Cinema Symphony. The singer’s repertoire comprises at least 350 songs of various genres in 24 different languages.