Manju Kumar Shrestha

Yousuf Khan is a Nepali singer. Yousuf released the first song and video in 2017.

Sujan Chapagain is a prominent Nepali singer, composer, and lyricist, celebrated for his unique blend of traditional Nepali folk elements with contemporary melodies. Born on March 6, 1998, in Bharatpur, Nepal, he developed an early passion for music, influenced by his mother, who is also a singer. He completed his schooling at Narayani Higher Secondary School and pursued a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) at the Ace Institute of Management.  his academic background, Sujan chose to follow his musical aspirations, participating in local competitions and events. Sujan gained widespread recognition with his debut song "Teenpatey," which resonated with audiences and showcased his distinctive musical style. He continued to captivate listeners with hits like "Gala Pukka," "Baaf," and "Lajayera," further establishing his presence in the Nepali music scene. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});

Bijay Tamang, widely known as Maila Rapper, is a dynamic voice in Nepal’s emerging hip‑hop scene. Rising to prominence through the ANTF rap battle competition “Hoodbazi,” his viral clash with Sudeep G‑Bob cemented his reputation as a fearless freestyle artist. With raw, socially conscious lyrics and a street‑authentic style, Maila Rapper has built a strong following among Nepal’s youth, performing at major festivals such as Bhadrapur Mahotsav and maintaining a vibrant digital presence through his YouTube channel. His work reflects the struggles and resilience of urban life, positioning him as one of the most influential new rappers shaping Nepali hip‑hop culture

Paras Gazmer was a respected Nepali musician, composer, lyricist, and singer from Darjeeling, celebrated for his emotionally powerful songwriting and his unique ability to translate personal struggle into deeply moving music. Despite losing his eyesight at the age of one and a half due to measles, he rose to become one of the most influential musical voices of the Darjeeling hills.Born in Tindharey, Kurseong in 1962, Paras studied at the Kalimpong Blind School, where he learned guitar and developed his musical foundation. Entirely self‑taught, he composed, wrote, and arranged his own songs, drawing inspiration from lived experience, inner emotion, and the philosophy that “our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought.”He gained widespread recognition with his acclaimed albums Sanjha Ko Gham (1993) and Mero Bhagya (1999), both of which left a lasting mark on Nepali music. His compositions often explored themes of longing, hardship, and the inner world of the differently‑abled, resonating deeply with audiences across Nepal, Darjeeling, Sikkim, and the Nepali diaspora.Paras Gazmer performed extensively across the hills and neighboring regions and was honored by various cultural organizations for his contributions. His legacy continues to be remembered as that of a musical icon who transformed adversity into art.