Gagan Lepcha

Akuzo is a Nepali rapper, songwriter, and producer known for blending traditional Nepali influences with modern hip-hop. Based in Dallas, Texas, Akuzo's music explores themes of identity, resilience, and self-discovery, appealing to both Nepali and international audiences. Notable releases: Khasirako Tara – A reflective track highlighting cultural identity. Eklo Kabi – A song about solitude and introspection. Krantikaari (feat. Drick X) – A politically charged track resonating with Nepali youth. Ta Pagal Ho? (feat. Siddhant) – Showcases lyrical dexterity and collaboration. Official Video Naam Syco – Highlights Akuzo's storytelling and unique sound. Ekal Kaatey – Explores themes of loneliness and self-discovery. Jhari Ma Aago – Combines emotional depth with energetic beats. Haina Hola – Examines uncertainty and resilience. Keep Sleeping – Reflects on perseverance through challenges. Prashna Haru – Poses introspective questions about life and identity. Official video Akuzo is part of a new wave of Nepali hip-hop artists who merge traditional culture with modern music. His work continues to inspire emerging artists and broaden the global reach of Nepali rap.

Aruna Lama, born on 9 September 1945 in Ghoom Pahar, Darjeeling, was an Indian‑born Nepali‑language singer widely honored as the “Nightingale of the Hills.” Her musical journey began at age seven under the encouragement of her uncle C.B. Lama, and she went on to become one of the most influential voices in Nepali modern music. Known for her expressive, melancholic tone and lyrical depth, she recorded hundreds of songs, including major film numbers that shaped the emotional landscape of Nepali cinema. Her signature hits include “Pohor Saal Khusi,” “Eh Kancha Malai Sunko Tara,” and many enduring modern classics. She received the Prabala Gorkha Dakshina Bahu in 1996 for her contribution to Nepali music. Lama passed away on 4 February 1998 in Kathmandu, leaving behind a timeless legacy cherished across the Nepali‑speaking world.

Rajendra Shalabh (also credited as Rajendra Salav) is a veteran Nepali filmmaker and lyricist whose career spans cinema, literature, media, and cultural programming. Active since 1990, he has directed notable Nepali films such as Bijaya Parajaya (1990), Bhauju (1993), and Paribhasha (1994), and contributed as a lyricist and writer across multiple projects.Beyond cinema, Shalabh is recognized as a poet, cultural organizer, and media professional. He has been involved in poetry recitation programs, literary events, and audiovisual poetry projects featuring major Nepali poets. His multidisciplinary work extends into television production, education, and entertainment management, including serving as Executive Director of CG Entertainment and working as a Law Associate at Tribhuvan University.