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Miss Tara Bai – Singer (Disciple of Melawa Devi)A musical disciple of Melawa Devi, Miss Tara Bai recorded 2 songs in BS 1988 (AD 1931/1932). Although her personal background and song titles are not documented, she is remembered for carrying Melawa Devi’s vocal tradition into the early recording medium.

Roj Moktan is a celebrated Nepali singer and songwriter, born on July 3rd in Ramechhap, Nepal. He began his musical journey in 2048 BS (1991 AD) with the song "Boudhako Mane," which marked his entry into the Nepali music scene. Known for his energetic performances, Roj often captivates audiences with his guitar and Damphu, blending pop, folk, modern, and Tamang Selo genres. His unique style and heartfelt compositions have earned him a place among Nepal's top singers. Roj Moktan's music continues to resonate with fans worldwide, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Nepal.

Krishna Bhakta Rai is a Nepali singer, music arranger, and composer known for his contributions to Nepali folk and contemporary music. He has arranged and performed numerous songs, including popular hits like "Murali Tiriri", "Binayo Kongkong Malaya Hongkong", and "Man Ka Sabai Kura Garchu". His music blends traditional Nepali sounds with modern arrangements, making him a respected figure in the industry. He has lived in Kathmandu and Dharan, Nepal, where he continues to be active in the music scene.

Sukmit Gurung, originally Sukmit Ongmu Lepcha, is a Nepali singer known for her contributions to modern classical Nepali music. She was born in Gangtok, Sikkim, and later settled in Nepal. Her musical journey began when she won a voice contest organized by Radio Nepal, which helped her establish herself in the Nepali music industry. She debuted in Ambar Gurung's musical play "Malati Mangale", and her first recorded song was "Sunchadi Bhanda Mahango", a duet with Om Bikram Bista. Some of her most popular songs include "Priyatam", "Relimai", "Pal Pal", and "Dhoka Dieu Timile". She has sung over 400 songs, collaborating with renowned musicians like Gopal Yonzon, Ambar Gurung, and Sambhujeet Baskota. Beyond Nepali music, she has also performed in Newari and Japanese and represented Nepal in the ABU Golden Kite WSF 1990, an international music festival. She has contributed to charity performances in Nepal and abroad and worked as an assistant music director at Nepal Pragya Prathisthan, a government organization promoting Nepali literature, music, and culture.