Malavika Brijesh is an incoming junior at Seattle University, majoring in Psychology with a minor in Marketing. She has been learning music for over 17 years and is currently training under Sri Raman Iyer. Malavika has performed in numerous concerts across the greater Seattle area and was awarded the title of “Singing Sensation” in Flowers TV USA’s Sing N Win competition. Outside of music, Malavika is passionate about dance, is a member of the Psi Chi International Honor Society, and is actively involved in Seattle University’s South Asian Student Association.

Amatra Jagannathan, a 14-year-old musician, began learning Carnatic violin at age 8 under the guidance of Grammy Award winner Sri Ganesh Rajagopalan. She performed her violin arangetram at age 12 and has since showcased her talent extensively in both Carnatic and Western classical violin as a soloist and accompanist. Amatra also trains in Western classical violin for the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra and the Evergreen Philharmonic. In addition to her vocal training with her guru, she has collaborated on various dance and percussion projects and has been part of live orchestras for shows and arangetrams.

Mukund Akella is a skilled percussionist with a strong foundation in both Hindustani and Carnatic classical music. He began with the tabla, studying under Ravi Albright, and later mastered the mridangam under gurus Jagadeesh Jay Prakash and DSR Murthy. Mukund's deep understanding of rhythm and melody is a testament to their mentorship. He also actively supports cultural events in Seattle temples.