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Pranil L. Timalsena is a Nepali singer, rapper, and songwriter best known as one half of the pioneering hip‑hop duo Girish–Pranil (GP), whose work in the 1990s laid the foundation of NepHop, Nepal’s earliest hip‑hop movement. He began his musical journey with Girish Khatiwada, releasing Ma Yesto Chhu with rapper DA69, a track widely recognized as the first major breakthrough of rap music in Nepal .As part of Girish–Pranil, he contributed to several influential early rap songs including Timi Jaha Pani Jaanchhau, Malai Bhot Deu, Hami Dherai Sana Chhu, Meaningless Rap, Diyeko Maya Samhali, Dream, Gaarho Bho, Zoom Zoom Boom Boom, Seto Ghoda, and Yesari . His collaborative hit Aankha Bhari with DA69 further strengthened his presence in the emerging hip‑hop scene .Pranil later expanded into melodic and modern Nepali music, working with major artists including Nabin K. Bhattarai, most notably featuring in the popular composition Yehi Ho Ta Maya from the album May 18 . His solo works include emotional and modern tracks such as Ajiyo Mutu Bhanchhu, Aashu Yo Jharcha, Eklo Yatra, Sabai Naacha, and Chan Maya Yo Timilai .Recognized as one of the earliest voices to bring rap, rhythm, and modern lyrical expression into Nepali mainstream music, Pranil remains an influential figure whose contributions helped shape the identity of Nepali hip‑hop and early fusion‑rap culture.

Ravi Oad is a Nepali singer and performer from Kanchanpur who rose to national fame as the Winner of Nepal Idol Season 2, earning recognition for his expressive vocal tone, folk‑influenced style, and humble stage presence. Growing up in Far‑Western Nepal, he developed his musical foundation through local cultural programs and community events, shaping a voice rooted in Nepali folk and modern melodies. His journey on Nepal Idol showcased consistent performances, emotional delivery, and strong audience connection, ultimately establishing him as one of the most promising young voices in the country. Since winning the title, he has been actively performing in Nepal and abroad, engaging with Nepali diaspora communities through concerts, tours, and studio recordings, while continuing to build a career defined by sincerity, versatility, and a deep connection to his musical roots.

Rachana GC is a talented Nepali folk singer celebrated for her contributions to traditional Nepali music. Her songs often reflect the rich cultural heritage and emotions of rural Nepal, resonating deeply with audiences. She has a unique ability to blend storytelling with melody, making her music both captivating and meaningful. Some of her popular songs include: "Saune Khola Urlera" – A beautiful depiction of nature and emotions. "Tara Butte Juneli" – A melodious tune that captures the essence of Nepali folk music. "Timilai Sunakhari" – A heartfelt song showcasing her vocal prowess. "Aaja Mero Karmai" – A track that resonates with listeners for its lyrical depth. "Phool Fulyo" – A song that celebrates the beauty of life and nature. Her music continues to inspire and entertain, preserving the essence of Nepali folk traditions.

Pushpa Nepali (Born: 3 January 1932 AD – Died: 13 November 2001 AD) was a legendary Nepali singer, lyricist, and composer, celebrated for his powerful voice, disciplined artistry, and extraordinary contribution to the golden era of Radio Nepal. Born on Poush 19, 1988 BS in Kathmandu, he emerged as one of the most influential musical figures of his generation.He entered Radio Nepal in 2008 BS with a monthly salary of fifty rupees, marking the beginning of a remarkable musical journey. After serving for eight years, he briefly left the station, but his exceptional voice soon reached the ears of King Mahendra, who personally requested his return. Rejoining Radio Nepal, Pushpa Nepali resumed recording with renewed energy, and his voice quickly became one of the most admired in the country.By 2036 BS, he had recorded over 500 songs, establishing himself as one of the most prolific singers of his era. Alongside his vocal achievements, he also contributed around 25 lyrics and 25 musical compositions, all preserved as part of Nepal’s musical heritage.Pushpa Nepali’s artistry combined emotional depth, classical grounding, and cultural authenticity. His songs remain beloved across generations, and his influence continues to shape Nepali music long after his passing on Kartik 27, 2058 BS.