Kamalakiran Vinjamuri started learning from his grand-father, Sri. Parthasarathy Iyengar. Then he had some training from Smt. Malladi Vijayalakshmi. His father Sri.Subhash Vinjamuri, started teaching him the violin at the age of 7. He has been under the tutelage of Sangeethakalanidhi A. Kanyakumari for the past 14 years.
Kamalakiran has won several prizes in different music competitions, both in India as well as in the US.
In December 2010 and 2013 music seasons, Kamalakiran got the Best Performer Award from Sri Parthasarathy Swami Sabha, Chennai. Kamalakiran was awarded the Lalgudi G Jayaraman Award, as best violinist in the 2014 Gokulashtami Series in Krishna Gana Sabha. Kamalakiran has been performing in all major venues in India and the US since 2009, including the Kennedy Center. In the 2014 Spirit of Youth series, and the 2016 and 2017 Music Seasons, Kamalakiran was selected as the best violinist in the prestigious Music Academy in Chennai.

He has been accompanying several leading artists. He has also given solo concerts across the US, India, and most recently completed a tour of Europe.

Sriram Natarajan is a versatile artiste and collaborative world musician specializing in the classical South Indian instruments Mridangam (barrel drum) and Kanjira (Frame Drum). Sriram is a student of vidwan Tanjavur Sri Murugaboopathi. He started training on the Mridangam at the age of 9, under the veteran Guru Late Sri K V Maniappan in Mumbai, India. Sriram has had advanced training from the Late maestro Sangeetha Kalanidhi Padma Sri Palghat Raghu.

Sriram has been featured on PBS (MN Original), Twin Cities Public Television (Geetmala), Wisconsin Public Radio, KFAI FM Radio, Festival of Nations and the State Fair in St Paul MN. His noteworthy collaborations have included – The St Olaf Jazz Band – Northfield, The Brass Kings – Minneapolis, A Jugalbandi concert rendition with Grammy Award winner – Pandit Vishwamohan Bhatt and rising star Keyboard artist – Sathya, Gayaki Mandolin – a carnatic music album with Mandolin Prakash.

Sriram is a resident of Excelsior MN and teaches students across the midwest. Sriram is the secretary of the Indian Music Society of Minnesota, the twin cities most respected and recognized organization promoting Indian Classical Arts and Culture. Sriram is the founder of the Layyasaaram Institute of Indian Arts, a Twin Cities based non-profit organization. Sriram is a recipient of the Kala Seva Mani award from Cleveland Aradhana for continued service in spreading the arts and culture of India around the world.

Karthik Venkataraman is a popular kanjira artist in North America. He is a disciple of the famous mridanga vidwan Sri Srimushnam V. Raja Rao. Recognized for his cohesive accompaniment and adherence to traditional playing techniques, Karthik has travelled widely, playing for musicians in Canada, India and the USA. He has accompanied many senior musicians including eminent Sangeetha Kalanidhis. He is regularly featured in music festivals across the country. He has received awards for his work with various cultural organizations.