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​Merethe Soltvedt is a singer, songwriter and composer who was born and raised in Norway and now lives and works in Los Angeles. She is a highly sought-after session vocalist for composers of film scores, documentaries, video games, movie trailers and cinematic pop/epic orchestral music.

Merethe has performed on several albums of "Two Steps From Hell" since 2006 and is considered as the main female voice of the successful music producer duo. Furthermore, she performed on the movie trailer for Steven Spielberg's film "Ready Player One" and recorded background vocals for Sir Ringo Starr. Merethe performed with "Two Steps From Hell" at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in 2013 as well as in Prague in 2018.  She also releases her own music and performs as a singer, songwriter, plays guitar and piano and composes vocal-based music for documentaries and TV. Thomas Bergersen about Merethe: Norwegian Merethe Soltvedt has the most angelic voice I have ever heard. Her voice is like sunshine, it inspires you, makes you feel wonderful.

Known for her distinctive voice in film, television and video game soundtracks, Úyanga is a sought-after soundtrack vocalist, vocal arranger and songwriter. Apart from various recordings with "Two Steps From Hell", Úyanga’s lead vocals are featured in many film, television and video game soundtracks and projects. She has worked as a vocal soloist with some of Hollywood’s top composers, including Oscar-nominated composer Marco Beltrami, Harry Gregson-Williams, "Captain Marvel" composer Pinar Toprak and Grammy-nominated composer Austin Wintory. Major credits include Disney’s "Mulan" (2020), Disney Freeform’s TV series "Motherland: Fort Salem" (2020), "Waiting for Barbarians" (2019) starring Johnny Depp, "The Widow" (2019) starring Kate Beckinsale, Comedy Central’s ongoing "Drunk History" TV series as well as the video game "League of Legends".

International credits include popular Japanese animated feature films and commissions for Google and Disney Japan, as well as Chinese video games, including "Moonlight Blade", which received a Hollywood Music in Media Award in the "Original Song - Video Game" category. Úyanga performs worldwide as a concert soloist, including the "Masterpiece Experience" in Romania, the eSports World Championship Finals of "League of Legends" in Beijing and "Fimucite - Tenerife International Film Music Festival" in Spain.

The Czech singer Kamila Nývltová, whose repertoire includes world and soul-pop, has become known to a broad audience in her home country due to the Czech X-Factor competition in 2008, where she was among the 5 finalists. Since then, Kamila has been a soloist at the Karlín Music Theater, the Broadway Theater and the Hybernia Theater in Prague and has played the leading roles in the musicals "Aida", „Cleopatra“, "Dracula", "Angelika" and the fairytale-like musical comedy „Snow White“. In 2010 Kamila released her debut album called "Kamila Nývltová", followed by two further albums in 2013 and 2016. In 2018 Kamila participated at the "Two Steps From Hell" concert in Prague and impressed the composers so much that they chose to engage her for their live tour. Kamila is also working as an actress and played in Czech TV series and movies.

Greg Ellis is recognized as one of the most innovative and versatile drummers. He has performed around the world and recorded with musical artists from over 30 countries including Billy Idol, Mickey Hart, Zakir Hussain, KODO, Mahsa Vahdat, Tord Gustavsen, Yungchen Lhamo, Chiwoniso Mairaire, Juno Reactor and many more. 
Greg has released many critically acclaimed albums with his groups Vas and Biomusique and his solo project Kala Rupa. 
His drumming can be heard on more than 200 film, television and video game scores, including The Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions, 300, Argo, Iron Man, Body of Lies, Underworld, Transformers: Age of Extinction, God of War: Ragnarok, Assasin’s Creed, Far Cry, Guardians of the Galaxy and many more. He has also composed numerous scores for international film and television projects.

French Violinist Esther Abrami’s story is that of a young, modern day women of the internet age who has succeeded on international stages and secured a coveted recording contract with a major label due to her courage, determination and willingness to share the ups and downs of her own remarkable life as a musician with a wide online audience. 

In 2017 Esther was accepted as a student at the world-leading Royal College of Music in London.  Furthermore, Esther began to build her online career, playing popular classical music on her social media channels. In 2019, Esther Abrami became the first classical musician to be nominated in the Social Media Superstar category at the Global Awards. In March 2022 her debut single on Sony Classical showcasing Clara Schumann was released.

Helen studied cello and piano at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. She is the cellist of the leading female electric string quartet Escala, based in London and has been enjoying international success with the group. Amongst others, Escala’s credits include Sam Smith’s Number 1 album "In The Lonely Hour" and Pink Floyd’s new Number 1 album "The Endless River". Helen has appeared with the quartet and individually on some of UK’s biggest TV shows including The Royal Variety Show, The Graham Norton Show, Jonathan Ross, The Michael McIntyre Show, The X Factor, The Voice, Strictly Come Dancing, National TV Awards and Sunday Night at The Palladium, amongst others. Helen has performed with artists such as Enya, Pink, Cher, Rod Stewart, Robbie Williams and Josh Groban and has played at venues like The Royal Opera House, The O2 Arena, Monte Carlo Opera House, Kensington Palace, St James’s Palace, Millennium Stadium and Wembley Arena. Helen also holds piano residencies across London, one of her favourite being the "in house pianist" at London Fashion Week.

Saulius Petreikis is a multi-instrumentalist from Lithuania and one of the few people in Europe who has a unique collection of musical instruments from all over the world, which he uses to create and perform his music. Saulius plays various wind instruments from all over the world. He can skill fully handle various horns, panpipes, whistles, Indian bansuri, Chinese, Nepalese, Irish and Scottish flutes, Persian ney, Armenian duduk, Australian didgeridoo and many more. Furthermore, he plays the string instruments Hawaiian ukulele and African kalimba, the percussion instruments shekere and djembe and even practices Tuvan guttural singing Tibetan overtone chanting. Saulius collaborates with various musicians, dancers and actors and has performed in Europe, the USA and China. In Lithuania Saulius mostly performs with his band "Saulius Petreikis World Orchestra" and participates in various projects with symphonic orchestras of Lithuania and Poland. Saulius has released 9 albums of his own music and has participated in more than 30 albums of other musicians.

Eliane Correa is a Cuban-Argentinian pianist, music director and composer based in London. Curator of the London Latin Jazz Fest and touring keyboardist for »The World of Hans Zimmer«, Eliane directs, arranges, plays and produces for a wide range of established artists both in London and internationally, as well as composes music for award-winning theatre productions and films. She initially became known for her Afro-Cuban funk fusion project WARA, which toured the UK and Europe extensively in the last decade, winning 3 LUKAS awards and releasing several critically acclaimed records. More recently she focused on her large-scale Cuban salsa band La Evolución, with whom she has recently released an album, and the Afro-Cuban jazz/soul ensemble En el Aire Project. Her unique sound equally reflects her Latin heritage and London musical melting pot experience.

Skye Emanuel is a Los Angeles based guitarist, music producer and composer. He was born in London, England in 1999 and started playing guitar when he was 13. Skye was heavily influenced by rock and blues music. At the age of 17 he received the "Ronnie Montrose Rock the Nation Award" for aspiring young guitarists from Guitar Player Magazine in 2017. Skye studied at The Blackbird Academy in Nashville, Tennessee, graduating with a degree in audio engineering and now composes for television alongside session work and touring. His repertoire includes many musical genres including rock, pop, hip hop and blues.