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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.

Ustad Badri – Classical VocalistUstad Badri has 5 recorded songs from BS 1990 (AD 1933/1934) listed in archival research. Additional biographical information is unavailable, but he is recognized as a contributor to the early classical/ustadi tradition in Nepali recordings.

Nirmala Shrestha is a respected Nepali singer known for her contributions to the country's music industry, particularly in the golden era of Nepali music. She has captivated audiences with her melodious voice and heartfelt performances across various genres. Her melodious voice and heartfelt performances have left a lasting impact on the industry.

Manila Sotang is a Nepali singer. Manila was trained in music early in life by her uncle who taught her to sing bhajans. After singing playback for the film Mayalu, she was noticed as a singer. Manila has sung more than 200 songs to date. She has 10 music albums with her husband Uday Sotang. The husband-wife musical couple have contributed to Nepali Adhunik (modern) music for two-and-a-half decades. Manila Sotang is originally from Darjeeling, India. She moved to Kathmandu along with her husband Uday Sotang to pursue their musical career in the late 1980s. Her daughter Shreya Sotang is a singer who has also released an album.