Mahesh Mudigonda hails from a musical and artistic family and he had formal training in Mridangam from Sri. Chavali Hanumath Sastri garu (Vidwan in both carnatic vocal and mridangam) of Vijayawada and advanced training from Mridangam/Ghatam Vidwan Sri. S.V.Ramani. Mahesh also ventured into the notes of music and experimented with Violin and keyboard. Today he plays keyboard for light music and mridangam for the carnatic setting. Using his knowledge of mridangam, vocal, violin, keyboards and computers, Mahesh composes original music for TV programs and documentaries - sometimes very classical and other times contemporary and often everywhere in between. Marrying his love of music and electronics, he also guides the eSwara Designs arm in design of gadgets.

Malavi Mudigonda  comes from a musical family, and picked up vocal and veena in the lap of her mother Guru Nada Sudha Smt. Sakuntala Chunduru. She learnt and taught at the music college that her mother started more than 25 years ago - Gayatri Sangeeta Kalasala in Bapatla and now in Hyderabad.  She is gifted with a very flexible voice with a range of 3 octaves. She holds a 6 year diploma in Carnatic music from the Government of AP.

Shashi Srinivasan is blessed to be born into a family of artists in Chennai. His mother is a karnatic vocalist and a veena player. His father is an actor and writer. Shashi is classically trained to play the Mridangam, and regularly accompanies both local and artists from India for karnatic performances. He also picked up several other Indian and Western percussion instruments. Apart from his interest in music, he sketches and paints when time permits. He likes to listen to wide variety of music and also composed a few albums. He  also believes that it is a special gift and privilege to bring happiness through music to an audience.