Divya Iyer is a vocalist from Mumbai who has undergone training in Carnatic, Hindustani and Western vocals. She has pursued her Diploma in western classical music from KM. She played the lead role (Rosalinda) in the opera production of Die Fliedermaus by Johann Strauss which was staged at KM Music Conservatory in 2017. She has won a silver medal for western vocals in national level youth festival which was conducted by AIU (Association of Indian universities). She has participated in the masterclasses conducted by Patricia Rozario and Benjamin Appl. She has been a part of the Stop-Gaps choir and was also a part of the Indian-fusion band Folkswagon. she has also been part of various collaborations and bands like the East wind Quartet, Quadrophobia, Dotmp3 and indieXchange 2018 and has performed in various venues and music festivals like The Madras Jazz festival , The Catamaran beach festival, Fête De La Musique and so on. In 2019 Divya was featured as one of AR's Super 8 in AR Rahman's Facebook Original series. 

Shameer is a pianist, composer and a programmer who has been playing the piano for over 20 years and has learnt under the reputed teacher, Mr. Abdul Sattar with further training in piano at KM under Mr. Brian Clarke and Mr. Aron Tringali. He has recorded for and performed with Dr. A.R. Rahman for his documentary “Harmony with A.R.Rahman”; conducted a workshop for the finalists of YouTube show “ARRived”, and is also featured in an episode of the renowned web series, “Creative Indians”. He has been a part of the pop/opera ensemble Sempre Libera, performing at NH7 Weekender (Pune) and also been a part of the world’s foremost Seaboard ensemble performing at the ROLI headquarters and Founders Forum in London, Google India in Delhi and Apple in Mumbai. He has also composed for various short films and promo videos and has directed music for many plays produced by popular theatre production companies like Crea-Shakthi and The Madras Players.

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Mira is trained in Hindustani classical vocal and belongs to the Patiala-Kasur Gharana of the immortal Bade Ghulam Ali Khan Sahib. Initially taught by her grandfather Sunil Sengupta later she learned with Anirban Chatterjee, Brajeswar Mukherjee and Kaushiki Chakraborty under the music school Shrutinandan before ITC Sangeet Research Academy, Kolkata. Since November 2013, Mira is being brought up in the traditional Guru-Shishya Parampara lifestyle and taalim by Shantanu Bhattacharyya, the renowned classical vocalist and Guru. Mira is a Graduate with a First Class Honours in Hindustani Vocal Music from the Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata. Mira is a much appreciated performer and her many recitals for the music institution Aalor Pathe Raga Dhwani have won her memorable accolades from the topmost Gurus Late Shankar Ghosh, Vijay Kumar Kichlu, Sanjukta Ghosh, Ajoy Chakrabarty, Tejendranarayan Majumdar and Samar Saha; as also regularly from the Press.

Humble Shine is a Carnatic and Hindustani vocal performer, ghazal singer and voice trainer who has been active since 1997. He is a PhD Research Scholar on the topic of ‘Experimental Vocological Training’ at the Sree Sankaracharya University, Kalady, where he also completed his MPhil in the ‘Need of Vocological Training’, he also has an MA and BA in Indian Music from the Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam. He was selected for the Rotary Club Award and Parat Narayana Menon Endowment for securing the highest mark in MA Music 2004. Also he has founded a music foundation at Kottayam for the promotion of Hindustani classical music named ‘Sursagar Foundation’.

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Mr. A. Sigamani Dinakaran was educated in an Anglo-Indian High School and graduated from The Loyola College of Chennai. His passion towards music started at the age of five when he took up the violin. He learnt both Western and Carnatic music and passed Grade 8 from Trinity College London and a Diploma in Carnatic music from the Tamil Nadu Government Music College, as a disciple of Azhalagiri Samy and M.S. Ananthraman. Much of Dinarkaran’s career has been spent working as a studio violinest for A. R. Rahman, since the days of the composer’s very first film, Roja. He has also performed with the Madras Chamber Orchestra under the baton of the french conductor, Bernard Wacheux and he regular plays in concerts with fusion groups across Chennai and elsewhere in India. He has worked with many celebrated musicians during his career. Dinakaran has also been teaching the violin for many years, helping to nurture young talent in Chennai. At KMMC, Dinakaran teaches violin on the Preparatory, Foundation and Diploma programmes.

Mahen Joshi is a fingerstyle guitarist and enthusiastic teacher. Born in Aurangabad, he learned under Pandit Gopalji Mishra. His passion about Guitar brought him to Chennai where he trained in western classical under Matt Bacon and Rudra Dixit. 
Having experience of performing as an acoustic solo guitarist. At KM he teaches classical, acoustic and contemporary styles of guitar performance. 

Jaganjot is a singer from Jammu. He did his 12th from K.C Public school, and has studied Western and Hindustani classical music from KM Music Conservatory. He is also learning Carnatic music under Dr. Padmasini in Chennai. Jaganjot started singing at the age of 12, performing in local events. In 2013, Jaganjot sang for a local movie named Damini The Victim. After 12th he then went to KM Music Conservatory to study Diploma in Western Classical Music and Hindustani Classical music where he was awarded best Hindustani singer of the year 2016. Whilst being there Jaganjot performed with Dr. A.R. Rahman in the inauguration of ISL (Indian super league).and MTV Unplugged. Jaganjot has given his voice for background scores of many projects with A.R Rahman such as Harmony on Amazon prime, Marvel Anthem, Hockey World Cup song, 99 songs, Shikara and others. He has also sung a movie called Unwanted which came out in 2019 and recently he sang a song for a youtube series called Petronas Land of Light Bulbs.

Mr Deepan, a drum kit faculty has formally completed Grade 8 of the Trinity College Level of Certification and has been involved in teaching privately for over a period of 8 years. He has also been associated with KM Music Conservatory over a period of 3 years imparting formal education to its students in the genres of funk, freestyle, double pedal and the like. His drive to gain more knowledge has also compelled him to formally pursue ATCL Diploma in drum kit with the hope of keeping his motto, “continuous improvement”, alive.

Nidhi Saraogi is a trained singer and performer with experience in music management. At the age of 8, she discovered her flair for singing and has been performing ever since. From gospel singing in El Fé, a Chennai-based choir, to professional recordings with renowned composers such as Dr. A.R Rahman, D. Imman and Hip Hop Tamizah, Nidhi has a diverse musical experience.

Nidhi is a trained soprano from KM Music Conservatory and went on to graduate with a BA in Music (Hons) from Middlesex University, London. While at the Conservatory, she was a singer and a manager for an a cappella band, Dot MP3. She was a core member of the KM Student Body, a Music Business representative of KMMC for Indie100 India 2019 as well as IndieEarth Xchange 2019.

Apart from music, Nidhi is a trained make-up artist and enjoys helping people look their best for a performance or a shoot.

Shashwat has received four years of formal training in Opera performance at KM Conservatory. His life as a musician began very early when he started taking piano lessons at a young age of 5 years but then his interest gradually shifted towards vocals and he started taking Hindustani vocal lessons. Alongside voice, he has also acquired formal training in Tabla performance which has contributed towards him developing a strong sense of rhythm over the years. He's adept at playing multiple instruments like piano, guitar, tabla, bass, drums. Having assisted the faculty members in teaching the Summer-course voice students at KM Conservatory, he has experience taking individual voice lessons as well as subjects like History, Theory and Musicianship.

Vedang Parmar is a singer, performer and educator based in Chennai. He is an Alumni of KM Music Conservatory graduated with a merit. He has knowledge of varied singing styles including Western, Hindustani, Musical Theatre, Pop and Film Music. He studied Hindustani voice for over 4 years and Tabla for over 3 years from Akhil Bhartiya Gandharva Vidyalaya, Mumbai. Being in KM, he majored in Western Voice under the guidance of Dr. Keisha Cook, Natalya Benjamin and Phillipa Thomas. He was a part of the Musical Theatre Ensemble for 3 years and played many roles including the lead role of “Lucentio” in the musical “Kiss Me Kate” and “American Sailor” in an act from the musical “On the Town” directed by Eric Föster. 

He has been a former member of the KM student body and has actively taken part in extra-curricular events. Vedang represented KMMC at an IPL event as the team captain and played cricket against the Delhi Capitals team in 2019. 

Tazim Sheikh is a pianist, composer and a music producer born and brought up in Kolkata. He started learning keyboard at the age of 5 under Jayanta Adak .He finished his Trinity 8th grade in keyboard by 2017 along with his bachelors in French and diploma in English. The following year he joined KM music conservatory and finished his Advanced Diploma in piano performance by 2020 .He was awarded scholarship in KM during his course of study and won in various festivals, competitions and in Major Reality Shows like "Ekam Satt World League". He works as a session artist, live performer, music educator and an indie music composer/ producer for himself as well as for commercials and films. He has worked with big names like A. R. Rahman as a session artist for " Harmony with A. R. ". He specialises in impressionist piano music, progressive rock and Indian-jazz fusion. He is a passionate music educator who is keen to pass on his knowledge to the next generation of musicians irrespective of their age and experience in music, with a Holistic and malleable approach to meet his student's needs.

Music has always been in my family. I grew up watching my grandfather play accordion. As a child, my parents had an intuition that I might be good at music and so I was put into music training in piano, guitar and violin at a very young age. Most of my musical influence is from church hymnal, from where I later started teaching choir groups as a choir master and organist. 

When I joined KM Music Conservatory, Chennai, my initial idea was doing guitar major. But, when I found an amazing teacher Dr Adam Greig, I changed my decision and learnt western classical piano for 3 years under him. The best part was being a part of AR Rahman’s ROLI seaboard ensemble and performing in Apple and Google events. Also, playing seaboard with Sunshine Orchestra, and being a member of experimental music ensemble named ‘HFR’ under my music teacher Dr Jimmy Bunch. I have graduated in BA (Hons) Popular music at Middlesex university. 

Also, did music for ‘The Lying Detective’ a crime detective short movie, Young Barnet Charity Foundation Based in London, Lagos Foodscape 2050 sponsored by University of the West of London, University of Lagos and some major food manufacturing companies based in London and Lagos. Currently, I am a working as a piano teacher in KM College of Music & Technology.