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.

In 2012, she made her big debut in the role of Musette, in Puccini's La Boheme, on the SNG Opera and in Ljubljana. In 2013 and 2014 she performed with opera arias accompanied by the orchestra at the opening concert of the new HNK opera season Ivan pl. Zajc. As a young and promising singer, she received a fellowship from the Richard Wagner Society, which allowed her to study in Bayreuth. She has performed in numerous opera and opereta roles. As a sensitive interpreter, she devotes also Lied repertoire.

Natriletno kolobarjenje s praho (aka N3L) is a project by lyricist and performer (otherwise theatre practitioner) Jure Novak and musician Uroš Buh, who is featured as a drummer and guitarist, as well as a vocalist. The N3L project synthesizes complex lyrics and various musical approaches that draw from the artists’ punk & grunge generation background.

Neisha has been active on the pop music scene since 2005 with her debut CD album entitled ‘Neisha’. She is known for her collaboration with internationally renowned musicians and music ensembles (Vlatko Stefanovski, Vlado Kreslin, Gibboni, Massimo, Zoran Predin, Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra, RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra and Big Band, Tokac, Kornelije Kovač...).

Nejc Grm (born in Ljubljana, 1992) belongs to the younger generation of successful Slovenian accordion players. His main focus is on performing new works in order to establish the accordion as a concert instrument in its own right. For this purpose, he collaborates with renowned composers to create new works, which in turn become part of the standard concert repertoire. His concert repertoire consists of 20th and 21st century works, equally including masterpieces by composers of the baroque and classical period. During his student years he gave many first performances of works by Slovenian composers such as Uroš Rojko, Matej Bonin, Simon Penšek, Alenja Pivko Kneževič, Leon Firšt, Dominik Steklasa, Matjaž Predanič. Nejc has also received numerous awards and first prizes.

The young pianist Nejc Kamplet comes from a prominent Maribor musical family. After finishing the second high school in Maribor and the Conservatory of Music and Ballet in the class of mag. Saše Gerželj Donaldson continued his studies at the University of Music and Theater Arts in Graz, in the class of Dr. Zuzane Niederdorfer. He has achieved success in many competitions, let's mention only the most recent prestigious awards: the first prize at the Hildegard-Maschmann Fund Competition of the University of Music in Vienna in 2019, the third prize in the solo category and the second prize in the four-hand category at the 9th International Piano Competition in New York in 2018.

Nejc Lavrenčič is active as a solo pianist, chamber musician and voice accompanist. He holds concerts in chamber partnership with internationally acclaimed artists. In addition to devoting his time to teaching, he has served as artistic director of the PerArtem Arts Institute (which he co-founded) and the Samospevanje (“Lied-singing”) concert series. He teaches piano at a private music school in Ljubljana, and regularly gives masterclasses.