Ananda Karki

Buddha Lama is a talented Nepali playback singer, actor, and model. He gained fame after winning the first season of the Nepali TV series "Nepal Idol" in 2017. Born on November 23, 1997, Buddha has since become a prominent figure in the Nepali music industry. Career Highlights Nepal Idol: Buddha Lama won the first season of "Nepal Idol," which catapulted him to fame. Music: He has released several popular songs, including "Meri Aama," "Lai Bari Lai," and "Saani." Tours: He has performed in various concerts and tours, including the "Nepal Idol Worldwide Tour" from 2017 to 2018.

Sundar Shrestha is a veteran Nepali folk singer and lyricist best known for co-performing the iconic song “Resham Firiri” in 1969. Alongside Dwarika Lal Joshi, his rendition helped popularize the song across Nepal, making it a staple of street music and cultural gatherings. Active since the 1970s, Shrestha contributed to numerous folk recordings and live performances, preserving traditional melodies and rhythms. He also collaborated on songs like Chautariko Majhaima and worked with artists such as Chandra Kumar Moktan and Hira Devi Rai. His legacy lies in promoting Nepali folk music through Radio Nepal and live platforms for over four decades.

Saruk Sundas is a Nepali singer. His 'Bheta Hunda' song was popular. Half of Saruk's songs have become public, with Nepali melodies a favorite to sing. Saruk, who has been in Qatar for his work, has seen his musical presentation at many events.

The band began its musical quest on January 2nd, 2003 playing live gigs in hotels and lounge bars. It was essentially an acoustic blues band before it kicked off as a rock outfit. Lead singer Abhaya Subba is the founder member and manager of the band, while Rinchen Palzar who now plays the lead guitar joined the band in early 2004. Nabin Lama on the guitar was discovered by Abhaya while she was judging a reality show, The Sprite band challenge and he joined the band in 2008. Birat Shrestha on the bass joined the band mid 2009 and so did Ajit Tamang as the drummer. Abhaya had always been featured in well known bands such as Parikrama, Red Skywalkers and Punchtatva but she was getting frustrated with the way most other bands underestimated her song writing skills. What she had been seeking for was a band that would let her express herself fully and have a similar vision. She formed the band in 2003 with younger musicians than her who seemed to be more accepting of her need to write songs and articulate her full potential as a musician. Their first self titled album, released in February 2005, surprised Nepal as they had never seen such a bold female singer ever. It went on to becoming a runaway success and the band managed to carve a niche amongst the youth of Nepal. With their groundbreaking second album, Nayan, hitting the Nepali charts in 2008 their songs managed to embrace a larger listenership that established the band as one of the best that Nepal has ever seen or heard. They have been nominated for several major music awards in Nepal and were awarded the honor of being the Number 1 band of Nepal by Radio Kantipur in 2009. They have performed extensively all over Nepal and are planning a US tour in the near future. They have been invited to major concerts in Hong Kong, Australia and India. Their best is yet to come. They are now in the process of recording their third album and are raring to push the benchmark and to make music a thinking, entertaining and steamy affair.