Jaljala Pariyar

Ajit Ghising Tamang was born on February 14 in Thulopakhar-1, Sindhupalchowk, as the eldest son of Dil Bdr. Tamang and Pancha Maya Tamang. Raised in a middle-class family, he has one brother and two sisters. Growing up, Ajit was shy and reserved, especially around girls, but he gradually became more open and confident as he progressed through his education. He completed his schooling up to grade 10 at Shree Kakaling School in Sindhupalchowk. Later, he moved to Kathmandu, where he pursued his +2 and Bachelor of Arts degrees from Ratna Rajya College. Initially, he had no aspirations to become a singer; his interest in music developed during his college years. Encouraged by friends, he began singing and took music classes at institutions like Kirateshwor, Sadhana Kala Kendra, and Jana Sanskriti Manch. He expresses deep gratitude to his teachers, including Madhu Gurung, Bishnu Lama, and Prakash Gurung, for their support and encouragement. Ajit's musical journey began with recording a song on a whim, which led to his first album, "Path", released in 2063 BS (2006 AD). He followed it up with "Dahar" in 2065 BS (2008 AD) and later "Taali". Over the years, he has recorded over 95 songs, showcasing his versatility as a singer, composer, and music arranger.

Seema Sangraula is a talented Nepali singer born on November 16 in Dharan, Sunsari, Nepal. She discovered her passion for music during her childhood and gained recognition after participating in Purbanchal Idol, where she reached the top 10. Her debut album, Note, composed by Kali Prasad Baskota, introduced her to the Nepali music scene, earning her the Hits FM Music Award for Best New Artist with the song "K Nai Runu Cha Ra." Seema's music spans various genres, including pop and reggae, and she enjoys experimenting with different styles. Despite facing health challenges, she has continued to contribute to Nepali music with songs like "Hawa Chalyo" and "Yo Bainsa Bhitra Ke Cha." Her dedication and versatility have made her a beloved figure in the industry.

Brijesh Shrestha is a celebrated Nepali R&B artist known for his soulful voice and genre-blending compositions. He began his music journey inspired by his father, a former Radio Nepal musician. Despite early struggles—including sleeping on the streets of Kathmandu—he founded Ness Studios, where he now produces and collaborates with artists like Nikhita Thapa and Barsha Karmacharya. 🎵 Career Highlights Debut: Naruwana (2013) Popular Tracks: Timi Nai, Sadhai Vari, Sarara, Rang Collaborations: Nikhita Thapa (Rang), Fuba Tamang (Timilai Dekhera) Studio: Founder of Ness Studios

Nipesh Dhaka (born 6 October 1981, Pokhara) is a Nepali environmentalist, lyricist, and music composer recognized for his large‑scale environmental music projects and documentary work. He is the creator, lyricist, music composer, and director of the globally recognized environmental anthem “Melancholy,” recorded by 365 Nepali artists at Radio Nepal on 19 May 2016, a project that later achieved the Guinness World Record for “Most Vocal Solos in a Song Recording.”Dhaka holds an M.A./M.Sc. and pursued further studies in Landscape Management, Soil and Water Management at the Technical University of Munich. He has been active since 1999, working across music, environmental advocacy, cinematography, and social campaigns.As the director of SEEM Nepal, he has led multiple environmental awareness initiatives, including research‑based documentaries such as Himalaya Calls (2015), Melancholy (2017), and Rodhan (2017), which explore biodiversity loss, climate change, and sustainable development across Nepal’s ecological regions.His environmental anthem Melancholy was released on 2 September 2017 by President Bidya Devi Bhandari and certified by Guinness World Records on 1 February 2018. The project featured national icons including Madhav Prasad Ghimire, Udit Narayan Jha, Madan Krishna Shrestha, Hari Bansha Acharya, Prem Dhoj Pradhan, Sambhujeet Baskota, and Rajesh Payal Rai.Dhaka describes himself as an “Environmental Fighter”, working through music, research, and public campaigns to raise awareness on climate issues.