Krishna Bhakta Rai

Bishwo Dong is a celebrated Nepali and Tamang singer, composer, songwriter, and arranger known for his vibrant contributions to the Tamang Selo and Lok Pop genres. Born on January 23, 1984, in Kavrepalanchok, Nepal, he grew up in the culturally rich hills of Temal. His musical journey began after completing his SLC in 2055 BS, when he joined Sangeet Sadhana Music School and trained under Kailash Rai and later Aaga Lama. He often collaborates with artists like Sumina Lo, Sashikala Moktan, and Jamuna Yonjan, and his music blends traditional Tamang rhythms with modern arrangements. His studio, Dong Studio, is a hub for his creative productions.

Sanjaya Chaudhary is a multifaceted Nepali artist—singer, radio jockey, and media personality—whose journey from Bahera, East Chitwan, to Kathmandu has been marked by a deep passion for music and storytelling. Early Life and Education Born on July 4th in Bahera, East Chitwan, Nepal, Sanjaya is the eldest of four brothers. His formative years were spent at Shree Kankali Secondary School and Nepal Madyamik Vidyalaya in his hometown. Later, he pursued higher education at Sahid Smriti Multiple College in Tandi, where his interest in music began to take shape. Career in Media In 2058 BS, Sanjaya embarked on his media career by joining Synergy FM, marking his entry into the world of radio. His journey continued in Kathmandu, where he currently serves as a radio jockey at Capital FM, engaging audiences with his voice and presence. Musical Journey and Debut Album Samaya While his media career flourished, Sanjaya's true passion lay in music. His debut album, Samaya, is a testament to his dedication and artistic vision. The album features a blend of melodies that resonate with listeners, reflecting his journey and experiences.

Ekdev Limbu is a singer, composer, lyricist, and guitarist from Ilam, Nepal, now based in Kathmandu. Since 2014, he has released over 50 songs, blending Nepali folk traditions with modern pop and R&B. His breakout hit “Jhim Jhimaune Aankha” became the third Nepali song to chart on both YouTube Global Trending and Spotify India Viral 50. In 2025, he debuted in Bollywood with “Jhim Jhim” featuring Neha Kakkar, expanding his reach across South Asia. Ekdev’s discography includes Sirful, Aankha Maa Aaune Sapani, Aa Hai, and Kina Boldinau (ft. Laure). He’s performed at festivals like Echoes of Love, Dharan Music Jatra, and Gorkha Docco Music Festival. His music reflects emotional depth, cultural pride, and a commitment to authenticity. Through collaborations and genre fusion, Ekdev Limbu continues to redefine Nepali music for a global audience.

​Baba Rana (बाबा राणा) is a distinguished Nepali singer renowned for her melodious voice and significant contributions to Nepali music. Born in Palpa, Nepal, she moved to Pokhara at the age of one and was raised in a musically inclined family. Her father, Colonel Dhan Bikram Rana, and her uncles were instrumental in nurturing her musical talents. She began singing at the age of nine and recorded her first song, "Dam Dam Damphu Bajeko Talai Ma," in 1971 (BS 2028) for Radio Nepal. Throughout her career, Baba Rana has recorded over 2,000 songs across various genres, including folk, modern, devotional, opera, film, and ghazals. Her notable songs include:​ "Karodau Mutuharuko Eutai Dhukdhuki Nepal" "Saaiko Ghar Kaha Ho Kaha" "Birsijane Nisturi" "He Aama Janmayau Kina" "Chautarima Ma Base Holaki"​ In recognition of her contributions, she received the "Famous Class Singer" title from Radio Nepal in 2055 BS and has been honored with awards such as the Prabal Gorkha Dakshin Bahu IV and the Indra Rajya Laxmi Puraskar. Baba Rana's dedication to music continues as she resides in Pokhara with her family, engaging in musical pursuits and honoring the legacy of her late husband, singer Saroj Gopal Bajracharya. ​