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Trishna Gurung is a young Nepali singer, songwriter, and composer who is popular among the Nepali Youngsters. She is one of the most beautiful singers in Nepal. She entered into the Nepali music industry from the song Daiba Janos. But one of the most popular songs Khani Ho Yamu made her establishment in Nepali music industry.

Tenzin Dhundup, a.k.a. Sonam Topden, a well-known young Tibetan singer, songwriter and composer, is originally from India Manali and is based in Nepal. He gained popularity by singing cover songs in different languages like Tibetan, Hindi, Nepali and English via Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and other social media platforms. He is also known as the first Tibetan heartthrob among Tibetans. In 2016, he released his first official music video, "Palkyi la," which was self-written and debuted his acting talents. It was a huge hit and loved by many around the world. His second record-breaking hit song, "Kunsel," with Tibetan female singer Tenzin Kunsel, was also self-written and has gained over a million views. His third song, "Ta Serpo," was released in November 2016. In may 2017, he composed a Nepali music video, "Timi Mero Bhavisha." Sonam Topden took the first stage in front of an audience of thousands during the Tibetan Losar in Bylakupee, India, along with Bollywood dancing star Raghav Juyal and MJ. After that successful concert, he performed at numerous live concerts around India, Nepal and Switzerland. Sonam Topden has a huge interest in charity events. He performed for many charitable shows, such as Srongtsen Annual Charity event in Nepal, Chenrezig School back-to-back charity event in Delhi, Dehradun, and a pilgrimage organized by Drokpo in Nepal. (Albums) Sonam Topden's first album, Norbu Shug Yoe, was launched in Bodh Gaya during Kalachakra Puja in 2017.

Swoopna Suman, born on December 2, 1995, in Kathmandu, Nepal, is a talented Nepali singer, songwriter, and guitarist. His unique blend of contemporary and traditional Nepali music has garnered him a massive fanbase both in Nepal and abroad. Swoopna Suman embarked on his musical journey in 2012, initially gaining attention by posting home videos on YouTube. His talent caught the eye of Karma Records, leading to the release of his first official song, “K Saro Ramri Bhako,” in 2014. Since then, he has continued to create original music, including tracks like “Kunai Din,” “Kasari Bhanu,” “Ma Timro,” and "Kurera Baschu". In 2023, Swoopna Suman gained even more popularity with the release of his song “Je Chhau Timi” in collaboration with Samir Shrestha. His musical journey has been marked by a fusion of passion, love for music, and a desire to reinvent himself. Career and Artistry: Swoopna aspires to perform at notable venues worldwide alongside his band, The Asters. The band includes talented musicians such as Ayush Bahadur Shrestha (Keyboards), Saroj Ghimire Chhetri (Drums), Alish KC (Bass), Asim Tamang (Lead Guitar), and Abhishek Pun (Audio). The Asters formed in 2021 and have been playing alongside Swoopna ever since. Here’s a glimpse of Swoopna Suman’s discography: 2015: “K Saro Ramri Vako” 2018: “Jane Kura Nagara,” “Yaadma Raknechhu” 2019: “Timro Aankha” 2020: “Farki Herda,” “Thanai Vayana,” “Juneli Raatma” 2021: “Mayalu,” “Najeekidai,” “Kaha Ma Jaau” 2022: “Kasari Bhanu,” “Ma Timro,” “Baacha Vayo” 2023: “Je Chhau Timi,” “Upahaar” In 2023, he won the National Music Award for Best Pop Male Vocals for his song "Baacha Bhayo" . 🎵🎸

Navras Shrestha is the founder, lead vocalist, guitarist, lyricist, and composer of The Lakhey, Nepal’s pioneering Newa (Newari) metal band based in Kathmandu. Known for blending traditional Newar musical elements with the power and edge of metal, Navras has carved out a space for a truly indigenous and modern sound that speaks both to cultural identity and musical evolution. His first Newa metal song, Dhampa Tacha, was recorded in 2005—a bold and groundbreaking transformation of a Newa rap piece into a heavy, guitar-driven anthem that laid the foundation for what would become the Newa Metal genre. Over the years, Navras has created and performed a variety of original songs and covers that showcase his wide-ranging musicality. Tracks like Jeevan, Miss Julie (a fully home-recorded, arranged, mixed, and mastered song), and Ae Kancha (a duet cover with a female vocalist) reflect both his technical abilities and his emotional range as a musician. His reimagining of Malshree Dhun—a revered Newari and Nepali traditional piece—is particularly notable for incorporating Spanish and Indian Rajasthani techniques and a touch of Hindustani classical flavor with heavy drumming, giving the folk tune a new life in a contemporary soundscape. Navras’s musical curiosity extends beyond local traditions—he has embraced songs in foreign languages, including a Georgian piece (Erti Nakhavit by Chveneburebi), while also composing original works like Swagta Mu Hai Nheeaye in Nepal’s Thakali language. In 2022, Navras completed his Master of Fine Arts in Music with a focus on Hindustani Classical music. During this time, he developed a deep interest in songs from various ethnic and regional backgrounds of Nepal. Rather than simply studying them academically, Navras has immersed himself in the melodies, rhythms, and stories found in songs of Nepal Bhasa (Newar), Charya (ritual Buddhist music), Tharu, and Limbu and other indigenous languages. He is currently preparing to record and preserve these culturally significant pieces with modern arrangements—ensuring their continuity and relevance for future generations. His academic contribution is also noteworthy. For his master’s thesis, Navras conducted in-depth research on Dapha music (Asan Bajan Guthi). His thesis has since become a valuable resource for members of the Guthi and other musicians who are interested in traditional music. The work not only documented the artform but also shed light on the present condition and challenges faced by the community in keeping their musical heritage alive. While music is his core identity, Navras Shrestha is also a skilled Full Stack Web Developer by profession and currently works at GTA Nepal. His ability to balance a demanding tech career with an expansive artistic practice speaks to his discipline and creativity. In addition, he is deeply passionate about photography and videography. From capturing evocative model portraits to creative visual storytelling, his visual work complements his music, allowing him to express his artistry across multiple forms. Whether through metal riffs rooted in Newa culture, folk songs from across Nepal’s diverse communities, world music explorations, or visual compositions, Navras Shrestha stands out as a multi-talented, cross-disciplinary artist. He continues to inspire others not just with what he creates, but with how he connects deeply to culture, community, and creativity.