Robin And The New Revolution

Durkha Khatiwada is a distinguished Nepali flutist (bansuri artist), music educator, and performer dedicated to the promotion of Hindustani classical and instrumental music. Originally from Ilam, Nepal, he has established himself as one of the country's respected flute instructors and performers through decades of teaching, stage performances, and institutional leadership.Khatiwada currently serves as a Lecturer at Lalitkala (Fine Arts) Campus, Tribhuvan University, where he teaches instrumental music and mentors undergraduate and postgraduate students. Alongside his academic career, he has been associated with the Nepal Music Center, Pingalasthan, Kathmandu, since 2005, serving as Head of the Eastern Department, Education Coordinator, and Flute Instructor, playing an important role in training young musicians and promoting classical music education.In addition to teaching, he has been working as an Instrumental Music Teacher and Assistant Music Director at the Cultural Corporation of Nepal since 2018. Through concerts, workshops, lecture-demonstrations, and educational programs, he continues to contribute to the preservation and promotion of Nepal's rich musical heritage while inspiring the next generation of instrumental musicians.

Bidhya Tiwari is a popular singer. The first song she sang was 'hello hi'. Many of his songs are popular now.

Ciney Gurung is a talented Nepali singer, composer, and songwriter. Born on December 8, 1977, in Kurseong, Darjeeling, she later moved to Nepal, where she gained recognition for her soulful music. Her career took off with hit songs like "Timro Mayama" and "Mann," and she was named the best female pop singer of the year by Radio Kantipur in 2009. She has contributed to various albums and projects, including participating in "Melancholy," an environmental song featuring 365 Nepali artists, which set a Guinness World Record for the most vocal solos in a song recording. Ciney Gurung's music often blends pop with heartfelt lyrics, making her a beloved figure in Nepali music.

The Uglyz is a Nepali pop rock band that originated in 1995 at Little Angels’ School in Lalitpur, Nepal. The band was formed by Sarun Tamrakar (vocalist) and Sudip Tamrakar (guitarist), both students at the school. Rakin Lal Shrestha joined as the drummer, completing the lineup. After pursuing college studies abroad, the band members reunited in Nepal and reformed in 2003. Their debut album, “Rush” (2005), resonated with Nepalese teenagers and adults. Some of the tracks from their albums include: “Aaudai Jaadai” (from “Rush”): A captivating song with a duration of 4 minutes and 15 seconds. “Maya” (from “Rush”): A soulful track lasting 3 minutes and 46 seconds. “Parkhai” (from “Rush”): A melodic piece spanning 4 minutes and 22 seconds. “Ajhai” (from “In Transit”): A song with a duration of 3 minutes and 53 seconds.