Kandara Band Nepal

Bishnu Chemjong is a Nepali singer known for his emotive voice and contributions to modern and sentimental music. While not widely publicized in mainstream media, his work has resonated with listeners who appreciate heartfelt lyrics and melodic arrangements. Notable Songs "Kahile Wari" – A standout track from the album Ira, composed by Nhyoo Bajracharya with lyrics by Nisprabh Saji. The song features a soulful arrangement by Gopal Rasaili and was recorded at Do Re Mi Studio. "Kina Timile Mutu Mero" – A romantic ballad released in 2009, showcasing Bishnu’s early vocal style and emotional delivery. "Jindagi Bhari" – Released under Pathibhara Channel and distributed by Music Nepal, this track blends modern composition with lyrical nostalgia.  

Eleena Chauhan is one of Nepal’s most beloved contemporary singers, celebrated for her soulful voice and emotional depth. Born on June 20, 1997, in Birtamod, Jhapa, she began her musical journey with cover songs like “Instako Photo” and “Timro Mayale Badhera Rakha”, which quickly gained popularity on social media. Her transition from cover artist to mainstream success was marked by hits such as: “K Maya Lagcha Ra” “Dhokebaj Hau Timi” “Man Pareko Manche” “Bhagya Ma Khot Chha” “Bolda Pani” “Ek Najar” She’s known for her versatility, singing in Nepali, Hindi, and Maithili, and has collaborated with many prominent artists. Eleena has earned accolades like the Best Female Singer at the National Film Awards and multiple honors at the Radio Kantipur National Music Awards.

Miss Patal (Patali) China – SingerKnown for her striking Mongolian features, she was popularly called “Miss Patal China.” Archival sources indicate she recorded 2 songs in India in BS 1988 (AD 1931/1932). Her real name, song titles, and additional biographical details are missing, yet she is recognized as one of the early Nepali female recording artists.

Born in Madi, Rambeni Sankhuwasava on July 29, 1966, Yogendra Mani Dahal discovered his love for music early on. Since 2001, he has been writing lyrics, releasing albums like Akshyar (2004), Players (2006), So Far (2008), and Yatra (2009), with his latest work, Smriti, on the way. Influenced by legendary lyricists Ratna Shamser Thapa, Kali Prasad Rijal, and Dinesh Adhikari, his journey started with Deepesh Kishor Bhattarai’s album FOREVER, where his first lyrics were featured. He remains deeply thankful to Deep Shrestha, Raju Singh, Deepesh Kishor Bhattarai, Sanjeev Singh, and Saroj Dutta for their unwavering support. For Yogendra, music isn’t just entertainment—it’s a reflection of life, emotions, and culture. He hopes future generations will treasure and preserve the artistry within lyrics and songs.