Þórunn Björnsdóttir (1971) studied both music and visual art in Reykjavík and later in Amsterdam and Den Haag, Netherlands. She has worked in various mediums, composing pieces and installations that often sit on the periphery of the personal and public space. She is also a fluetist and teacher, and has published a poetry book. Her works have been exhibited and performed in many places in Iceland and Europe.

Heiða Árnadóttir, singer, has put emphasis on performing contemporary music in her career, in addition to folk music, jazz and experimental music. Heiða holds an MA degree from The Royal Conservatoire in Den Haag, Netherlands. She has performed at Dark Music Days, Nordic Music Days, Iceland Airwaves, Summer concerts in Skálholt, Reykjavík Jazz Festival and many festivals abroad. Heiða was artist in residence at Dark Music Days during 2020-2023 and she won Grímuverðlaunin as singer of the year in 2024 for the piece Mörsugur. Heiða is a songwriter, lyricist and a singer in the band Mógil.