Modrijani is a four-member boy band active in the field of popular folk music since 2000. With "a cappella" singing, it also preserves the more traditional Slovene folk music.

Anže Langus Petrović is a Slovenian bassist, arranger, and producer. He has contributed to over 200 albums across various genres and has performed throughout Europe. He is a member of the backing bands for Jan Plestenjak and Gregor Ravnik, and serves as the house bassist for shows on RTV Slovenija. He is married to singer Monika Avsenik, the granddaughter of Slavko Avsenik.

Anže Rozman is a composer of music for media (film, TV, videlo games…) and classical music. He is currently working as a composer for Bleeding Fingers Music formed by Hans Zimmer and Extreme Music.

Anže Vrabec (1989) is a pianist, keyboardist, composer, and arranger. He studied classical piano in Nova Gorica and Ljubljana, then jazz piano and composition in Klagenfurt, graduating with honors. He has received numerous awards and collaborates with many musicians at home and abroad. His body of work includes over 350 compositions and arrangements, mainly for big bands and orchestras. In 2018, he attended a masterclass with Vince Mendoza and the Metropole Orkest, for which he occasionally arranges music.

The group Armaroth from Kranj was established in 2008 and focuses on brutal psychedelic death metal.

Artbeaters is a Slovenian jazz ensemble formed in 2011, known for blending acoustic violin with electronic effects and diverse jazz influences. The band comprises Peter Ugrin (violin), Marko Čepak Maki (guitar), Aleš Ogrin (piano), Ilj Pušnik (bass), and Aljoša Jerič (drums). Their albums—Garden of Adventure (2013), Life Compass On! (2017), and De Call (2023)—showcase their evolving sound. Notable achievements include winning Europafest 2012 and representing Slovenia at the 2017 European Jazz Conference. Their 2024 tour promotes their latest album.

Ashine, a Ptuj-based metal band, has been making music since 2013. The band is inspired by the old school thrash and death metal and also draws on the influences of melodic metal.

Astrid- / Astrid Ana Kljun is a Slovenian alter pop performer, singer, harpist, dancer and video director and producer. She made her debut on the Slovenian music scene in 2019 with the song Coconut, followed by Sing to Me and Črno pero, all three of which were created in collaboration with Jani Hace and Martin Štibernik.

The project Ater Era, established in 2006, is a band that expresses sentiments of uneasiness and resistance with a blend of heavy metal and psychedelic sounds on the Slovenian club scene and two European tours

The trio, consisting of musicians from the Martin Ramoveš Band and Prismojeni profesorji bluesa, has brightened up the local guitar scene in the year of 2024. Their vision of psychedelic/garage/blues rock with a touch of noise and Middle Eastern influences was presented on their self-titled debut album for Ljubljana’s Kapa Records in 2024. Auto draws inspiration from various parts of rock history, from Anatolia to Seattle, from Floydian moments to blues, krautrock, desert rock and funk. They sometimes spice up their intricate instrumental dialogues with Tom Waits-inspired vocals.