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Phoebe Shrestha is a Nepali violinist known for her expressive bowing style, refined classical technique, and ability to blend Western orchestral sensibilities with contemporary Nepali music. Active in studio sessions, live ensembles, and collaborative projects, she brings a warm, lyrical tone to film scores, acoustic arrangements, and cross‑genre performances. Her growing presence in Nepal’s modern music scene reflects both technical discipline and a distinctive emotional clarity in her playing.

Ashesh Dangol, often hailed as the “Himalayan Hendrix,” is a trailblazing Nepali blues-rock guitarist, singer, and composer whose electrifying performances have earned him international acclaim. The nickname was bestowed upon him during his 2010 European tour by the Norwegian and German press, recognizing his fiery guitar style reminiscent of Jimi Hendrix. He is the frontman of the band Ashesh and Nekhvam, which fuses traditional Nepali sounds with blues and rock, creating a unique sonic identity that bridges East and West. His music often carries themes of peace, cultural pride, and social consciousness. Ashesh has performed at major festivals and venues across Europe, the U.S., and Asia, representing Nepal on global stages. His live shows are known for their raw energy, soulful improvisation, and deep-rooted connection to both blues traditions and Nepali heritage.

Rupesh Singh Gurung is a Owner at Harmony Records. Drummer And Percussionist At Nepal Idol Season 1, 3 & 4. Drummer at The Voice of Nepal season 1.

Dr. Achyutram Bhandari is one of Nepal's leading tabla maestros, music educators, and authors, with over 55 years of dedication to Hindustani classical music. Born on 15 Asar 2016 B.S. (29 June 1959) in Gokarna, Kathmandu, he developed a passion for music from an early age in a family with a rich musical tradition. At the age of seven, his father arranged formal music lessons, introducing him to tabla, harmonium, and vocal music, which laid the foundation for his lifelong musical journey.He received advanced musical training in Varanasi (Banaras), India, before returning to Nepal to dedicate his career to performance, teaching, and research. Throughout his professional life, he has served prestigious institutions including the National Theatre (Rastriya Nachghar), Cultural Corporation, Nepal Academy, Hotel de l'Annapurna, Srijana College of Fine Arts, Nepal Music School, and Lalitkala Campus, Tribhuvan University, where he retired as an Associate Professor. His efforts were instrumental in introducing Tabla as a major subject at Tribhuvan University.An internationally acclaimed tabla artist, Dr. Bhandari has performed and conducted workshops across Asia, Europe, and North America. He has taught thousands of students from Nepal and abroad and authored more than 20 books on tabla, harmonium, madal, and music education, making a lasting contribution to Nepal's classical music literature.To make classical music accessible to everyone, he founded the Achyutram Bhandari Sangit Pratishthan (ARBM Academy), a non-profit organization dedicated to music education, scholarships, monthly classical music concerts, and free training for economically disadvantaged students. His lifelong commitment to preserving and promoting Nepali classical music has earned him numerous national and international honors.