Kuba Wójcik is a guitarist and composer based in Warsaw, Poland. He is the founder and leader of several innovative projects including Minim feat. Sainkho, Kuba Wójcik’s Threak (feat. Bruun and Davidsen), and Mad Ship. His artistic exploration also extends to ambient sound installations.

Wójcik was honored with the title "Debut of the Year 2016" by Polish-Jazz Blog for his debut album "Dark Matter". He has performed at various festivals and clubs across Denmark, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, the Czech Republic, and Poland. He participated in the international program "You Me - Young Musicians play Europe". He completed his studies at the Jazz Department of the Music Academy in, and further enriched his skills through a scholarship at the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen.

Throughout his career, Wójcik has collaborated with notable artists such as Rolf Kuhn, Peter Bruun, Nils Davidsen, and Sainkho Namtchylak, among others. His musical journey revolves around exploring the interplay between culture and nature, urban and wilderness. His signature musical language captures a delicate equilibrium between electronic elements and natural sounds, creating a distinctive and immersive musical experience. 

Piotr Damasiewicz is a composer, trumpeter, multi-instrumentalist, educator, traveler, and curator of international music platforms. In addition to the trumpet, he has also studied double bass, piano, and classical singing – including Gregorian chant, choral and chamber conducting, arrangement, and composition. His work encompasses the language of jazz, 20th-century classical music, ethnic music, modern music, as well as European improvised music and experimentation.

Damasiewicz has represented Poland on four international music platforms: Take Five Europe, Jazz Plays Europe Laboratory, Art Meetings, and Melting Pot Laboratory (Jazztopad). In the latter two, he assumed roles as a leader, composer, and instrumentalist, contributing to the development of open improvisation concepts in collaboration with other art forms. Over the past decade, Damasiewicz has embarked on a continuous musical journey, characterized by perpetual motion. He explores various places, spaces, and cultures, embodying an ever-evolving artistic odyssey.

Aditya Bhagavatula is a drummer from New Delhi who has been learning drums since he was 4. He has learnt under the great Sir Manoj Mavely and plays with the country’s top funk band, “The Revisit Project”. He has also played with acts like Pineapple Express and Ustaad Ma Zila Khan, among others.

Aradhya Khurana is a young, self taught bassist and aspires to become the best in the game. His obvious skill, versatility and proficiency on the bass, coupled with his great understanding of rhythm and groove has earned him a permanent slot in several bands across Delhi’s vast music circuit. Aradhya is already making waves as a session player as well and has recorded and released an album with his Progressive Metal Band, ArrowBridge.