Manoj Raj Siwakoti

Miss Prabha – SingerMiss Prabha recorded 3 songs in BS 1991 (AD 1934/1935). Although additional information is missing, she remains part of the early generation of Nepali female recording artists.

Sangeeta Mukhiya Chochun is a talented Nepali singer known for her contribution to modern Nepali music. She has performed in various cultural events and programs of Nepal and international level. Many of her songs have won the hearts of the audience. Her music often mixes traditional, folk and classic Nepali elements with contemporary styles, making him a beloved figure in the Nepali music community.

Rhythm Kandel is a versatile Nepali musician, composer, arranger, and performer known for his soulful voice and refined musical craftsmanship. Originally from Kathmandu, he holds a Master’s degree in Vocal Music from Rabindra Bharati University in Kolkata, India, and a Professional Certificate in Logic Pro X from Berklee College of Music, Boston. He is a multi-instrumentalist and a prolific music arranger, having worked on a wide range of projects—from devotional compositions to film scores. Notably, he contributed to the Guinness World Record-holding song “Melancholy” and arranged music for Nepali films like Timi Sanga and Ma Yesto Geet Gauchu 2. Some of his recent musical highlights include: 🎵 “Paagal Mann” – A lyrical duet with Sunita Sanyak Limbu, arranged and produced by Rhythm himself 🎵 “Har Har Mahadev” – A devotional Shivaratri song featuring group vocals and traditional instrumentation 🎵 “Pahuna Ghar” – A collaborative track released in 2025, showcasing his continued evolution as a composer

Rekha Shah is a celebrated figure in the Nepali music scene, known for her soulful voice, lyrical depth, and dedication to using music as a medium for social transformation. Born in Dhading, she stood out early in life with a calm but determined personality. Her musical journey began at the age of 14 when she won Radio Nepal’s folk song competition with Simsime Panima, a song she had written herself. The track became an iconic classic in Nepali folk music and remains beloved to this day. Musical Training & Style Despite facing serious heart-related health challenges, Rekha pursued her artistic ambitions with resilience. She received classical training from Nepali music legends Late Ram Thapa and Gurudev Kamat, which helped shape her rich, versatile singing style. Her sound blends traditional folk elements with classical discipline and modern influences. Her latest album, The Line, features a fusion of Eastern, Western, and folk genres, arranged by prominent musicians like Phadendra Rai, Maha Raj Thapa, and Norvu Sherpa. The accompanying music videos were directed by notable industry professionals such as Bhusan Dahal, Alok Nemang, and Suraj Singh Thakuri.