Juju Kaji Ranjit

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.

Samir Acharya is a Nepali singer, songwriter, and music composer known for his modern–folk fusion style and a career spanning more than three decades. He released his debut album Jun in 2054 BS (1997 AD) under Music Nepal, featuring his first recorded song “Othma Lali Ae Kali Kali.”While living in Australia, Acharya released his second album Taraz in 2069 BS (2012 AD), expanding his musical reach to a new generation of listeners. His third album, Bada Gajabko in 2071 BS (2014 AD), further strengthened his identity as a versatile creator blending melodic pop with folk influences.Since 2014 AD (2071 BS onward), he has continued to release a steady stream of successful singles, many of which have become audience favorites across radio, television, and digital platforms. Residing in Australia, Acharya remains active in writing, composing, and producing music, maintaining a consistent presence in the Nepali music scene.

Shristy Hingmang is a Nepali singer known for her soft, expressive vocal tone and her contribution to modern Nepali pop, purbeli folk, and cover music. Active through Misri Creations, she has performed notable songs such as “Man Ma Maya,” “Timile Chhadeu,” “Arukai Hatle,” and unplugged/cover renditions of classics like “Purbai Ramailo,” “Timro Nai Maya Lagdacha Saila,” and “Bhetinu Chhutinu.” Hingmang frequently collaborates with composer‑arranger Mithun Shiwa, contributing vocals to lyrical videos, mashups, bhajans, and modern folk projects. Her work blends emotional delivery with clean melodic phrasing, making her a rising voice in Nepal’s contemporary music scene.

Bimochana Lomjel is a rising voice in Nepali music, carrying forward the rich artistic legacy of her parents—composer Chandan Lomjel and singer Daisy Baraili. Born and raised in Darjeeling, Bimochana first captured national attention as a standout contestant on The Voice of Nepal Season 2, where her classical finesse and emotional depth set her apart. She debuted with the song “Timi” and has since released tracks like “Charke Najarle”, “Laijaw”, and “Maya Baiguni”. Her performances in the Paleti music series—especially renditions of “Lekheko Thiye Chithi” and “Kataa Kataa Bataasamaa”—highlight her poetic sensibility and vocal maturity. These songs were composed by her father and often feature lyrics by the late Norden Rumba, creating a beautiful intergenerational collaboration.