Tomáš Dvořák, better known as Floex, has been a prominent figure on the electronic music scene for more than twenty-five years. His distinctive artistic language, seamlessly blending electronic and acoustic elements into richly atmospheric compositions, has earned him recognition both in the Czech Republic and internationally. Alongside a series of acclaimed solo albums, including Zorya (Minority Records) and A Portrait of John Doe (Decca Classics / Mercury KX), he has composed music for award-winning video games, films and dance productions. His soundtracks for titles such as Machinarium and the Samorost series have gained a devoted following around the world.

Composer, arranger and multi-instrumentalist Jan Šikl works across a wide spectrum of genres, ranging from classical music and jazz to world music. The core of his artistic practice lies in music for the stage, particularly for contemporary dance and theatre productions. His compositions have been performed by ensembles such as Berg Orchestra, while his arrangements have been commissioned by the Prague Symphony Orchestra FOK, Unique Orchestra and other leading ensembles. As an arranger and conductor, he is an integral part of Floex Ensemble. He is also the drummer of the progressive jazz group Zabelov Group.