Oasis Thapa

(Singer • Music Producer • Film & Music Video Artist • Live Performer) Ashish Diyali is a Nepali singer, music producer, and performing artist known for his growing presence in Nepali music and visual media. Active across studio recordings, live shows, and music videos, he has developed a reputation for melodic vocals, clean production aesthetics, and a modern Nepali pop‑fusion sound. Diyali’s work spans original songs, collaborative projects, and soundtrack contributions, with a style rooted in emotional storytelling and contemporary arrangements. His music videos and digital releases have helped him build a strong youth audience.

Bunu Rai Manandhar is a Nepali singer known for her soulful voice, emotional depth, and unique journey into the music world. She was born on December 20 in Tokdah, Darjeeling, as the youngest daughter of D.S. Rai and Bindu Rai. Raised in a family of three sisters, Bunu describes herself as a disciplined yet short-tempered child who didn’t engage in school musical activities despite a deep-rooted love for music. She completed her schooling, higher secondary education, and Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Griffith Higher Secondary School. After graduation, she moved to Kathmandu to pursue a career in music. However, life had other plans, and she began working as a pre-primary teacher at Gyanodaya School. While juggling teaching and personal responsibilities, she frequently traveled between Nepal and Darjeeling to complete her remaining academic work. Though she never took formal music lessons, her passion led her to join a local band named “Aarti” as the lead vocalist. This marked the beginning of her stage performances at various local events. Self-taught and dedicated, Bunu practiced regularly at home and honed her craft on her own terms. Her first major breakthrough came when she participated in the prestigious Narayan Gopal Sandhya Sajh, where she secured a spot among the Top 10 performers. This encouraged her to record her first few songs: "Yo Hariyali" composed by Shila Bahadur Moktan "Juna Ko Chaya" featured in Rocky Thapa’s collection album After a long hiatus of 20 years, Bunu made a stunning comeback with her debut solo album “Imagination”, released in 2012. Popular Songs by Bunu Rai Manandhar Korera Prem Patra (ft. Kamal Khatri) – An emotional duet that resonates with themes of love and longing. Jhilmil Sitara (feat. Rose) – A melodic song highlighting her vocal elegance. Yo Hariyali – A nostalgic tune composed by Shila Bdr. Moktan. Juna Ko Chaya – Featured in Rocky Thapa’s compilation album. Banma Fulyo – A contemporary folk-inspired release. Zha Zhal Ko – A rhythmic and expressive number. Bunu Rai Manandhar’s story is one of resilience and quiet determination — an artist who began her journey late, without formal training, yet carved a place in Nepali music through talent, hard work, and authenticity.

Prem Lama is a multi-talented Nepali singer and thangka artist, whose dedication to both music and traditional art has left a unique mark on Nepal’s cultural landscape. His career in music took flight with the release of his first album, "Sanu Ma," which showcased his soulful voice and heartfelt compositions. One of his most notable songs, "SANU MA", gained popularity for its captivating melody and emotional depth. Featuring Subani Moktan & Dipesh Lama, the music video beautifully complements the song’s essence, making it a fan favorite. Prem Lama's ability to blend rich Nepali musical traditions with contemporary sounds has solidified his place in the industry. Beyond his musical talents, Prem Lama is also an accomplished thangka artist, a form of traditional Tibetan Buddhist painting known for its intricate details and spiritual significance. His work in this field reflects his deep connection to Nepal’s heritage and artistic traditions, making him a rare talent who bridges both visual and musical artistry. As he continues to evolve as an artist, Prem Lama remains dedicated to bringing soulful music to his audience while preserving the beauty of Nepal’s traditional arts. His contributions to both music and thangka art make him a truly unique figure in the Nepali artistic world.

Renuka Thapa is a Nepali singer, songwriter, and lyricist known for creating and performing her own original music. Active between 2012 and 2018, she developed a personal musical identity rooted in heartfelt lyrics, melodic composition, and a strong connection to contemporary Nepali pop and folk‑influenced styles.During her active years, Thapa wrote both the music and lyrics for her songs, establishing herself as a self‑sufficient artist with a clear creative voice. Her work reflects emotional storytelling, expressive vocal delivery, and a commitment to crafting songs that resonate with everyday Nepali listeners.