Suresh Lama

Pawan Golay, widely known by his stage name Gole, is a modern–folk vocalist from Darjeeling known for his melodious voice and emotional delivery. He began his musical journey performing in local community events and small stages, where his natural vocal sweetness quickly drew attention. Rooted in Darjeeling’s rich musical culture, he developed a style defined by simplicity, clarity, and heartfelt expression. His songs such as Yati Thulo, Manlai Samjhai Samjhai, Hawa Sanga, Mirmire Behana, and Chhadi Jane Mayaluko earned him recognition across Darjeeling and Nepal. Gole continues to represent Darjeeling’s musical identity in contemporary Nepali music.

Barsha Karmacharya is a talented Nepali singer, songwriter, model and composer who has made a mark in the Nepali music industry. She is known for her unique blend of pop and traditional Nepali music, often incorporating cultural elements into her songs. Some of her popular tracks include "Sarara," "Narisauna," and "Oh Makka," which showcase her versatility and creativity. Barsha is also a model and makeup artist, adding to her multifaceted career. She has collaborated with other artists and gained recognition for her vibrant music videos and performances. Currently based in the United States, she continues to pursue her passion for music while exploring other creative fields.  

Preeti Kaur is a celebrated Nepali-Punjabi pop and R&B singer born on April 26, 1981, in Kathmandu, Nepal, to Indian-origin Sikh parents. Known for her soulful voice and genre-blending style, she began her musical journey in the late 1990s and gained national recognition after winning the Shikhar Beat Contest as Best Vocalist in 2003. Her debut song Jhan Jhan Badhyo marked the beginning of a prolific career in both solo and collaborative projects. In 2012, she made her Bollywood debut with the song Promises from the film Unforgettable. She has since released several popular tracks, including Chimlera Aakha, Timrai Lagi, and Rahar. Beyond music, Preeti also participated in Startup Weekend Kathmandu (2014), where her team’s eco-innovation project won first prize. With a career spanning over two decades, she remains a dynamic voice in Nepal’s contemporary music scene.