Toronto-based pianist Cheryl Duvall has established herself as one of Canada’s foremost contemporary music interpreters, immersing herself in a wide variety of compositional aesthetics and collaborative endeavours.

With interests from baroque to metal, the Toronto cellist is known for his musical versatility and ability to adapt to many genres. At home in studios, clubs, and halls, Amahl hopes to convey that musical expression is beyond labels. Amahl has wholly embraced the bizarre sounds the cello has to offer and takes special pleasure in playing on areas of the instrument other than the strings.

An Algerian artist based in Toronto. His music is a blend of songs composed of melodies and grooves that take us on a journey through the diversity of instruments he uses, such as the violin, mandole, and others, fusing his entire musical universe with bass, drums, electric guitar, and synthesizer.

Hailing from Athens Greece, he performs in a variety of styles with a focus on Greek and Middle Eastern lutes. Influenced by the rich cultural diversity of Canada, Demetri incorporates musical elements from different traditions in order to create a contemporary sound that represents both his heritage and the community of which he is a part.

Born in Lima, Peru. He built his first drum set out of cans and buckets at age 11 and later studied Afro-Peruvian music, eventually moving to Afro-Cuban folklore.He is currently enrolled at the University of Toronto, pursuing a PhD in music education and continues his studies in South Indian percussion with Professor Trichy Sankaran