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Subash Mandal is a rising voice in Nepal’s modern music scene, known for his expressive vocals and heartfelt performances. Hailing from Biratnagar, he gained national recognition after winning first place in the Radio Nepal Modern Singing Competition in 2077 B.S. (2020 A.D.)—a prestigious platform that has launched the careers of many celebrated Nepali artists. Musical Journey Subash’s passion for music began at an early age, and his dedication led him to participate in local competitions and cultural events. His breakthrough came with the Radio Nepal win, where his performance stood out for its clarity, emotion, and technical finesse

Subani Moktan is a singer/songwriter and also a music arranger. Besides her own independent music, she also works as a playback singer for movies. A teacher at Kathmandu Jazz "Conservatory, Subani Moktan plays the guitar and piano and collaborates with several bands. Subani started doing music early since she started learning the piano when she was 6 and winning her first award by securing the first position in the All Nepal Singing Competition organized by Bal Mandir when she was 7. She recorded her first song at Radio Nepal as an award for winning the competition. At 14, she took up the guitar and started collaborating with artists such as Nirnaya da NSK and Khem Gurung. At 16, she won the Hits FM Music Award for Best New Artist. After the release of her 2nd album, Subani was awarded the HITS FM Music Award for "Best Pop Vocal performance Female". Several collaborations and recordings later, at 2010 she was nominated at the HITS FM Music Awards for "Best Rock Artist" and "Best Rock Composition". Subani continues to write and record her own songs along with collaborations with other artists.

Kuma Sagar is a talented Nepali singer known for his unique blend of traditional and modern music. His songs often feature traditional instruments and melodies, revitalizing ancient sounds. Some of his popular tracks include "Oh Champa" and "Chahare Sari". His music videos often celebrate Newari culture and traditions, showcasing the beauty of Newari architecture, attire, and rituals

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.