Michel van Collenburg is a Dutch sound artist based in Nijmegen, Netherlands. His work is composed using field recordings, analog electronics, tape recorders and similar sonic sources. He works in both rhythmic and soundscape environments, and his live performances are often meditative and hypnotic. He cites his influences as Actress, Klara Lewis, Thom Yorke, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Gajek and Machinefabriek.

"Michel Banabila, born 1961, is a sound artist, composer, and producer. Banabila releases music since 1983 and has produced musical scores for numerous films, documentaries, theatre plays and choreographies. He worked / performed in The Netherlands, Poland, Lebanon, UK, South Africa, Russia, Japan, Spain, China, USA and Belgium. Banabila is especially keen on mixing disciplines and music styles, using elements and influences from jazz, electronic music, classical and world music. Therefore there is no particular genre to categorize Banabila's music. In addition to acoustic instrumentation, Banabila uses electronics, field recordings, and snippets from radio, tv and internet. He collaborated with different types of artists like Anton Goudsmit, Erkan Oğur, Hanyo van Oosterom, Holger Czukay, Joshua Samson, Machinefabriek, Mete Erker, Oene van Geel, Radboud Mens, Salar Asid, Sandhya Sanjana, Scanner, Yaşar Saka , Eric Vloeimans, and Zenial, among others.

Besides making albums and musical scores, Banabila works with theatre, dance and visual art on more conceptual artistic projects. He builds a database with samples; uses the city environment as a recording studio, collects fragments of spoken texts, which he composes into soundscapes, audio/visual installations and performances. Using recordings of speech in several languages Banabila experiments with the tonality of words and the "sound system" of languages. Banabila worked on various projects with video artists Geert Mul, Olga Mink, and photographer Gerco de Ruijter. With Geert Mul he has an audiovisual set, Big Data Poetry, which they performed live in venues like The Barbican (London) during the Logan Symposium 2014, Yukunkun (Beirut) during the Global Week For Syria 2014, and TENT (Rotterdam) during Sound Spectrums 2012. With Olga Mink he performed at the LUX Festival (Sevilla), the VAD Festival (Girona) and the State Of The Image Festival (Arnhem) in 2006. For Gerco de Ruijter he did sound design for several stop-frame animations, like the critically acclaimed Crops, shown in the Hirhshorn Museum (2013 / Washington DC) and Ringdijk at Panorama Mesdag (2016 / The Hague)"

"Machinefabriek is the alias of Rutger Zuydervelt. Rutger's music combines elements of ambient, noise, minimalism, drone, field recordings and electro-acoustic experiments. His pieces can be heard as an attempt to create sonic environments for the listener to dwell in. Finding tension in texture, tone and timing, the result can be very minimalistic at first glance, but reveals itself upon closer listening. The devil is in the details.

Rutger was born in 1978 in Apeldoorn (The Netherlands) and now resides in Rotterdam. He started recording as Machinefabriek in 2004. After a series of self released cd-rs, his official debut Marijn was issued in 2006, with great critical acclaim. Since than, a solid stream of music was released on labels such as Type, Important, Home Normal, 12K, Entr'acte, Dekorder, Miasmah, Consouling Sounds, Experimedia and Staalplaat. He performed all over the globe, from Canada to Israel and from Russia to Japan.

Rutger collaborated (on record and/or live) with numerous artists, such as Steinbrüchel, Jaap Blonk, Aaron Martin, Peter Broderick, Frans de Waard, Mats Gustafsson, Steve Roden, Gareth Davis, Stephen Vitiello, Michel Banabila, Dirk Serries and Dead Neanderthals, amongst many others.

He frequently works with film makers, like Makino Takashi, Mike Hoolboom, John Price, Paul Clipson and Chris Teerink, for whom he composed a soundtrack for his documentary about Sol LeWitt. Rutger also recorded the music for the Canadian drama The Cold and the Quiet from 2014. Furthermore, his music was used in Edward Burtynsky's Watermark, the drama Stone (with Robert DeNiro and Edward Norton) and Josh Fox' influential Gasland and Gasland Part II documentaries. Besides films, Rutger also composes music for dance pieces, like Alix Eynaudi and Kris Verdonck's EXIT (premiéred at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin), Alexander Whitley's The Measures Taken (for the Royal Opera in London) and Beheld (for Candoco Dance Company), and multiple pieces by Spanish/Dutch choreographer Iván Pérez. Then there's Rutgers installation work, in which the dialogue with the environment plays an important role. He did projects for Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, NAi (Dutch Architecture Institute), the new Armando Museum MOA, Sounds Like Audio Art in Saskatoon (Canada), the Into the Great Wide Open Festival, Netwerk in Aalst (Belgium) and children's museum Villa Zebra in Rotterdam."

"Marina Tadić (Serbian Cyrillic: Марина Тадић; born 29 June 1983) is a Serbian pop and pop-folk singer.

She was born 29 June 1983 in Valjevo and lives in Belgrade. She has been interested in music and acting arts since her childhood, was a member of school drama classes and acted in school plays. She graduated at DIF faculty in Novi Sad; while studying, she has shortly been a professor of swimming school. She had a radio show and sold pictures in a photo shop at weekends. She knew many musicians from Valjevo and started to perform with them, with her parents not supporting her in favor of the faculty.

She released her first album in December 2008, with songs "Još sam ona stara", "Ljubi, ljubi" and "Nisi bio tu" among others. In 2010 she released a single "Bilo nam je mega, mega". In 2011 she promoted another single, "Disco devojka", with music video. In 2012 she recorded her second album, with City Records label again; the most listened songs, that became hits, are "Bol za bol" and "Otrove".

In 2013 she got a role of Nikolina in the season 3 of a Serbian-Montenegrin TV show Budva na pjenu od mora [sr], where she collaborated with Mima Karadžić. She also had a guest appearance in a Serbian TV show Folk [sr].

She was part of the campaign 'Stop nasilju nad ženama' (English: Stop violence against women) and recorded a song "Moj lepi skote" (lit. 'My Beautiful Bastard') relating to this.

In 2014 she promoted a single "Zaboravi". In 2015 she released feat "Sama" with Marko Đurovski and a single "Novi život". In 2016, song "Ljubav stara" saw its audience, and Tadić announced a new album of autobiographical character, U zagrljaju tvom with Grand Production. Her 2017 single's "Ubica" authors are Jala Brat and Buba Corelli, with Jala Brat being also a post-chorus singer.

In the private life, she has been linked-by various media-with former football player Mateja Kežman, former water polo player Vanja Udovičić and a basketball player Miloš Teodosić, as well as retired football player Ivica Dragutinović. She likes sports and ordinarily visits a gym."