Avinash Ghising

Rapstar Baby (also known as Rapstar Sandy) is a dynamic Nepali-British hip-hop artist whose music radiates confidence, cultural pride, and unapologetic joy. With roots in both Nepal and the UK, she draws from a rich blend of influences—fusing Western trap beats with South Asian rhythms and aesthetics. Her tracks like “FADE (It’s Lit)”, “WINNERS ANTHEM (Taal Ko Pani)”, “UP”, and “Medusa” showcase her versatility, lyrical playfulness, and bold visual storytelling. Between Nepal and the UK, Rapstar Baby has been immersed in vibrant cultures and communities that have shaped her into the bold, magnetic artist she is today. With her radiating energy, she brings joy and connection through her music—representing her homes on a global stage and showing the world that greatness isn’t out of reach. When asked who she’s doing this for, her answer is clear: it’s for those who embrace their true selves and aren’t afraid to have fun. Whether she’s directing her own music videos or collaborating with creatives like VIP, Dreamer, and 23widit, Rapstar Baby continues to carve out a space that’s uniquely hers—fearless, vibrant, and full of heart.

Neeru Budha Magar is a talented Nepalese artist known for her soulful music. She has contributed to the Nepali music scene with her beautiful compositions and heartfelt lyrics. Let’s explore some of her work: “Laliguras”: Neeru Budha Magar’s song “Laliguras” is a captivating melody that celebrates the beauty of nature. The video features scenic landscapes and showcases her vocal prowess. “Maya Ko Chino”: Another gem by Neeru Budha Magar, “Maya Ko Chino,” is a heartfelt composition that delves into the complexities of love. The music video captures emotions and features a compelling storyline.

The Uglyz is a Nepali pop rock band that originated in 1995 at Little Angels’ School in Lalitpur, Nepal. The band was formed by Sarun Tamrakar (vocalist) and Sudip Tamrakar (guitarist), both students at the school. Rakin Lal Shrestha joined as the drummer, completing the lineup. After pursuing college studies abroad, the band members reunited in Nepal and reformed in 2003. Their debut album, “Rush” (2005), resonated with Nepalese teenagers and adults. Some of the tracks from their albums include: “Aaudai Jaadai” (from “Rush”): A captivating song with a duration of 4 minutes and 15 seconds. “Maya” (from “Rush”): A soulful track lasting 3 minutes and 46 seconds. “Parkhai” (from “Rush”): A melodic piece spanning 4 minutes and 22 seconds. “Ajhai” (from “In Transit”): A song with a duration of 3 minutes and 53 seconds.

Mamata Dipabima (also credited as Mamata Dipbim) is a respected figure in Nepali music, known for her expressive vocals and contributions to modern and classic Nepali songs. Active since the late 1990s, she has released numerous albums and collaborated with prominent artists and composers like Madan Dipbim and Dipesh Pradhan. She has appeared on albums such as Mamata-1, Mamata-3: Tara Gandai, Ke Yo Maya Ho – Mamata-4, and Greencardko Lobhma. Her music blends heartfelt lyrics with melodic arrangements, often reflecting themes of love, longing, and cultural identity