Mish is a Slovenian singer-songwriter based in Belgrade, where she graduated in drama. As the vocalist of the Serbian band Maika, she gained stage experience before launching her solo career. In February 2024, she released her EP Ne čujem, blending hip-hop, jazz, drum’n’bass, and soulful melodies. She is also a rapper, showcased in her track Bo$$y. She opened for Selah Sue at Kalemegdan, recorded a live session, and continues to create a unique sound that captivates listeners.

Mist is a doom metal band from Ljubljana, Slovenia, formed in July 2012. They build their music on the legacy of bands like Black Sabbath, Pentagram, Candlemass, Pagan Altar and others. Their first demo recordings, released in November 2013, have been trice re-issued in CD format due to great demand. In 2014, they signed to Dutch label Soulseller Records and released their first EP “Inan'” the following year. In 2018, they released their full-length album titled “Free Me Of The Sun”, which received many favourable reviews and radio airplays all over the globe. They have performed with a number of artists, including Manilla Road, Saint Vitus, Jex Thoth, Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats... The festivals they have so far played include Bloodstock, Hammer of Doom, MetalDays and Malta Doom.

Andrej Janžekovič, aka Mito, is a Slovenian rapper and hip hop artist. Initially he was part of the collective Tekochee Kru.

The Mixed Choir Obala Koper was founded in 1977 and it has been led by a number of successful conductors. Since 2017, the leader is the renowned composed Andrej Makor. Obala has won 12 gold plates at the national choral competition “Naša pesem” in Maribor and a number of first prizes and awards at foreign competitions: the latest achievements come from Spain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Italy. The singers are also especially proud of various projects that they have realized and of the International Choir Festival Koper, which will have its 13th edition this year.

The Mixed Choir Viva Brežice, founded in 1992 by Simona Rožman Strnad, has brought fresh air to the rich choral tradition of the Posavje region. Over 25 years, it has gained recognition at numerous competitions, including the 2016 Cantonigros competition in Spain. Known for innovative projects, the choir performed The Symphony of Everything Flows to mark its 25th anniversary. With five CDs, they showcase works by renowned Slovenian composers. Viva Brežice is a symbol of creativity, socializing, and a love of singing.

Mixed youth choir Veter Ljubljana was formed in 1989 by Jeunesses Musicales Ljubljana in order to encourage Ljubljana’s highschool students’ interest in choral music and offer them basic vocal training. Since 2009 the choir is led by Tereza Podlogar. The high quality of the choir is confirmed by awards at competitions at home and abroad (Celje, Belgium, Germany, Ireland, Hungary, Greece, the Netherlands, Croatia, Slovakia, Montenegro, Italy in the Czech Republic). Veter participates in various cultural events, projects, musical stage performances and educational seminars for choir conductors.

With a wide repertoire of styles from baroque to contemporary, the mezzo-soprano Mojca Vedernjak is as comfortable on the opera stage as she is in the concert hall. From 1999 to 2003 she was engaged by Theater Bielefeld. Now freelance, she has appeared at various European opera houses and opera festivals. Mojca Vedernjak graduated with Distinction in singing from the Ljubljana Music Academy. With a scholarship of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia specialisations followed at the Opera Studio and in concert singing (Konzertklasse) of the Music Academy in Basel. Mojca was also a member of the International Opera Studio through the Opera House Zürich.

Is a pianist, composer and intermedia artist. She is active in numerous international ensembles, where her medium is mainly keyboard instruments and synthesizers. In her own practice she explores sound textures, relationships between instruments, improvisation and composition. She is fascinated by the connection between image and sound, whose interplay she explores through the development of generative audio reactive visuals. She leads and conducts Tututu Orchestra. She graduated in multimedia studies at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and in 2023 she completed her studies in jazz piano in Groningen, The Netherlands.

After completing her musical studies in Salzburg and the University of Music in Vienna, mezzo-soprano Monika Bohinec became member of the Vienna State Opera, where she has sung a variety of principal roles.

Klemen Šali, aka Mono Scarves, is a researcher of sound, an inventor of music equipment and an authority in the field of sound production, broadcasting, making of music machines as well as in the field of radio activism.