Kvindelige Studenters Sangforening (KSS), The Women’s Choral Society of the University of Oslo, was founded in 1895 and is the official female choir of the University of Oslo, Norway. Despite its advanced age, KSS is a young choir consisting of approximately 50 singers. As the world’s oldest academic female choir, KSS has played an important role in relation to the university and the women’s cause.

Kelsie Kimberlin is an American-Ukrainian musician and singer. Her work is not only accessible and entertaining but also steeped in important social themes and dual meanings, underscoring her deep understanding of the power of creative music to evoke change. From an early age, Kelsie immersed herself in music, singing in choirs, participating in Yoko Ono’s Peace Project, and spending much of her childhood in music studios working on an endless stream of original songs.

Katja Macabre is a bisexual, ‘bitch rock’ artist who makes angry, feminist metal for girls and gays and theys. She combines elements of punk, rock, rap, and metal to create her signature ‘angry girl’ sound. BBC Radio 1's Alyx Holcombe describes Macabre’s music as “a powerful message that feels like it’s smacking you in the face in the most enjoyable way possible." Macabre is no stranger to expressing her feelings about sensitive topics.