Asmita Adhikari

Raj Rai is a rising Nepali singer hailing from Okhaldhunga, whose emotionally rich voice and heartfelt delivery first caught national attention during The Voice of Nepal Season 3. His memorable Blind Audition performance of “Panchi” by Pushpan Pradhan showcased his deep connection to Nepali melodies and earned him a loyal fan base. Beyond the television spotlight, Raj has continued to grow as a versatile folk and contemporary singer. He gained significant recognition through his involvement in the popular Purbeli Juhari song: “Besi Gaiko Goth” – Performed alongside Abhay Dhungel, Alina Rai, and Susmita Katwal, this culturally resonant song brings to life everyday stories from the eastern hills of Nepal, particularly from Mane Bhanjyang, Unbu, Waksa, and Udaypur. The song’s lively rhythm and nostalgic lyrics have made it a fan favorite on social platforms. Raj Rai’s style balances the power of traditional storytelling with modern arrangements, contributing to a new wave of Nepali music that feels both rooted and refreshing.

Chakra Bam is a popular Nepali singer, lyricist, and composer known for his energetic performances and deep connection to western Nepal’s folk traditions. Hailing from the Thakuri community, he has become a leading voice in the Deuda and Paschimeli music scene, blending traditional rhythms with modern flair. He rose to fame with viral hits like: 🎵 Bhan Saali Teri Didi Ka Chha 🎵 Bambai Gaijani 🎵 Dullu Darbar 🎵 Karnaliko Ghumgham Chakra Bam is also the founder of CB Creation, a platform that promotes regional music and emerging artists. His songs often reflect the lifestyle, humor, and emotional depth of the Far-Western region of Nepal. With millions of views on YouTube and a strong cultural following, Chakra Bam continues to preserve and popularize Thakuri and western Nepali identity through music.

Bhupendra Rayamajhi is a renowned Nepali musician, music director, arranger, and lyricist with over 30 years of experience in the music industry. His passion for music began in childhood and turned professional when he joined Radio Nepal as a guitarist in 1983, later becoming a music arranger in 1990. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Music from Prayag Samiti, Allahabad, India. In 1998, he was appointed Chief of the Music Department at Radio Nepal, where he played a vital role in nurturing and uplifting Nepali music. He retired from Radio Nepal in 2018 and continues to create heartfelt music that connects with audiences worldwide.

Babita Manandhar is a well-known Nepali artist/band.