Ajit Ghising

Junu Prasai (Moon), popularly known as Moon, is a Nepali singer and music artist recognized for her soulful voice and versatile musical style. Originally from Taplejung, Nepal, she developed a passion for music from a young age and actively participated in local programs and competitions.She gained wider recognition after competing in the international Nepali reality show Mero Voice Universe Season 2, where she represented the Nepali diaspora from Qatar and reached the finals.Junu blends folk and modern Nepali music, and her journey reflects dedication, consistency, and a strong connection to her roots despite living abroad. She is considered a promising and emerging voice in the Nepali music scene.

Nabin Dhungel is a well-known name in the field of Nepali folk songs. He has recorded almost 50 songs on Radio Nepal, and many of his songs have become popular among folk music lovers. Nabin Dhungel became the first in the national folk song competition in 2038 B.S. The song he sang for the first time in his life, "Kaacho Katara... Ma Janchhu Rangkhola Roka Motara," is still popular among folk lovers. Notable Songs "Machhi Marana Ho Dai Ho" "Dori Ko 3 Funda" "Sali Bhena" "Saikala Sarara" Musical Albums "Chari Himalama" (2048 B.S.) "Pipal Sangai Bar" (2043 B.S.) "Dori Ko 3 Funda" (2045 B.S.) "Purbeli Kanchho" (2056 B.S.) "Sali Bhena" (2059 B.S.) "Tirkha Metaideu" (2063 B.S.)

Phatteman Rajbhandari (1936 – 9 September 2013) was a legendary Nepali classical and modern singer, celebrated for his unmatched vocal purity, mastery of raag, and disciplined musical artistry. Born in Lalitpur, he began his professional musical journey in 1951 after joining Radio Nepal, where his deep, resonant voice quickly became a national standard of excellence. Known for timeless recordings such as Yesto Pani Hudo Raichha, he remained a central figure in shaping Nepal’s classical‑based modern music tradition. Honored with major national awards including Chinnalata Puraskar and Gorkha Dakshin Bahu, Phatteman’s legacy continues to inspire generations of Nepali vocalists and music learners.

Manoj Khadka is a passionate Nepali lyricist whose words bridge music, emotion, and meaning across generations. While his professional journey spans over two decades, working with renowned agencies such as SAARC, the World Bank, USAID, DFID, American Red Cross, and several other international, inter-governmental, and nonprofit organizations across Nepal, the USA, Africa, and many countries in Asia, songwriting becomes his creative passion — a space where he channels personal expression, cultural reflection, and social insight. His debut song, “Timi Je Bana Udaharan Bana”, performed by Pramod Kharel and Trishala Gurung, is a motivational piece especially cherished by children and educators. Among his most celebrated works is the historic song “Ghazal Unkai Geet Unkai”, which became the first-ever recorded song by three generations of the legendary Ghulam Ali Khan family — a rare and historic milestone in South Asian music history. His lyrical works have been brought to life by Nepal’s most respected voices, including “Gaughar Le Sodhyo Pardeshi Lai” by Ram Krishna Dhakal, “Tejasvi Apsara” by Menuka Poudel, “New York Sahar Ghumna” by Rajesh Payal Rai, and the powerful duet “Sensation” by Ram Krishna Dhakal and Pratap Das. Known for his ability to capture the nuances of romance, social dynamics, and cultural identity, Manoj’s songs resonate deeply with diverse audiences. His commitment to lyrical storytelling — grounded in emotion and cultural context — has positioned him as one of Nepal’s most thoughtful and boundary-crossing contemporary lyricists.