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Dawa Gyalmo is a gifted Nepali singer celebrated for her expressive voice and poetic sensibility. Hailing from Darjeeling, she has become a beloved figure in the world of Adhunik (modern) Nepali music. Her performances in the Paleti music series brought her widespread recognition, with standout songs like “Phoolko Dali Dali”, “Aankha Bhitra Timi Aai”, and “Raat Gahirindai Janchha” capturing hearts across generations. She often collaborates with other iconic artists, including Daisy Baraili and Madhu Chhetri, blending lyrical depth with melodic richness. Her music is known for its emotional nuance and timeless appeal, often exploring themes of love, longing, and introspection.

Bijay Thapa (born Baishakh 1, 2052, Dhading) is a Nepali singer and lyricist known for his soft pop style blended with eastern classical influences. His musical journey began in school programs, where early performances deepened his passion for singing and motivated him to create his debut album ‘My Dream’ during his high‑school years. He has released two songs from the album — ‘Dekhe Timilai’ (2015), composed by Kalyan Singh and arranged by Gopal Rasaili, and ‘Aakashko Tara’, a lok‑rock tune with a music video directed by Nava Dhungel. An aspiring artist, Thapa continues preparing new songs as he works to establish his identity in Nepali music.

Madan Singh Nepali is a pioneer Nepali singer and guitarist, celebrated for his defining influence on the golden era of modern Nepali music. A key studio musician of Radio Nepal, he contributed guitar to countless classic recordings and lent his voice to memorable songs including “Relimai” and “Pal Pal.”His discography features enduring favorites such as “Yo Hawa Yo Lahar,” “Sunsan Raat,” “Seti Dovana,” “Jadaichhu,” “Danda Mathi,” and multiple versions of “Relimai.” His 1997 album “Pal Pal Raharama” remains one of his signature works and a milestone in Nepali pop‑folk music.

Sudin Pokharel, popularly known as DA69, is a pioneer in the Nepali hip-hop industry. Born on February 23, 1979, in Biratnagar, Nepal, he has been a prominent figure in Nepali rap and music since the late 1990s. Apart from his music career, he has also worked as a journalist, sports news anchor, and producer for Kantipur TV. Some of his notable songs include: "Josh" (2019) "Mrityu" (2020) "Samriddhi" Sudin Pokharel is known for his lyrical depth and unique style, which have left a lasting impact on Nepali music. He currently resides in Australia with his family and continues to contribute to the music scene.