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Renowned Nepali songwriter and lyricist, singer, musician NB Dahal (Nar Bahadur Dahal) has made significant contributions to Nepali music in various genres. More than 60 songs of N. B. Dahal are public, some are sung by him and some are in the role of composer or lyricist. He has collaborated with a dozen famous artists.

Ashish Aviral (Nepali: आशिष अविरल) is a Nepalese music director, music composer, and music arranger. Born on June 4, 1980, in the Baglung district of Nepal, he has made significant contributions to the Nepali music industry. Let’s explore more about this talented artist: Musical Career: Ashish Aviral has worked on numerous Nepali songs during his career. Some of his popular compositions include:“Saalko Pata” “Bhageri Chari” “Timile Dine Maya” “Barambar” “Timi Binako Jiwan” “Maya Luki Luki” “Karke Najar” “Jindagi Nai Bhandina” “Yo Kura Gopya” “Barsidai Chha Aasu” Awards and Recognitions: Ashish Aviral has received national awards such as the Bindabasini Music Award and the National Rapati Music Award. He arranged the song “Mirtyu Yesari Song” by national poet Madhav Prasad Ghimire after Ghimire’s passing . Notable Songs: “Jindagi Nai Bhandina” from the movie A Mero Hajur 3 (2019) “Parana” from the movie A Mero Hajur 3 (2019) “Timile Dine Maya” (sung by Narendra Pyasi) Ashish Aviral’s musical journey continues to resonate with audiences, and his talent has left an indelible mark on Nepali music. 🎵

Deepak Jangam is a distinguished Nepali music composer and lyricist, renowned for his significant contributions to the country's music industry. His career spans several decades, during which he has composed and written numerous songs that have left an indelible mark on Nepali music. Career Highlights: Deepak Jangam began his musical journey at a young age, showcasing versatility as both a composer and lyricist. His compositions often blend traditional Nepali folk elements with contemporary sounds, creating a unique and captivating musical style. Over the years, he has collaborated with various prominent artists, further enriching the Nepali music scene. Notable Works: Some of Deepak Jangam's most acclaimed songs include: "Yeti Dherai Maya Die" "Gajalu Ti Thula Thula" "Timilai Ma Ke Bhanu Remake" "Kina Kina Timro Tasbir" "Lolayeka Ti Thula" "Mitha Mitha" "Mirmirema" "Birahale Royeko" "Ke Chha Ra Diu" "Jaba Jaba Mera" These songs have resonated with audiences, showcasing his ability to evoke deep emotions through melody and lyrics. Collaborations: Throughout his career, Deepak Jangam has worked with esteemed artists such as Narayan Gopal and Ghulam Ali, further highlighting his versatility and influence in the music industry. Recognition: In recognition of his contributions, Deepak Jangam has received several accolades, including the Bindabasini Lifetime Achievement Award in 2073 B.S. (2016). His music continues to inspire and influence both listeners and aspiring musicians in Nepal and beyond.

Ramesh Dahal is a Nepali lyricist who is writing lyrics for two and a half decades. Ramesh was born as an elder son of Pashupati Prasad and mother Balkumari Dahal in Dolakha. He has penned over a thousand songs. Among them, around three hundred songs are in the playlist of music lovers. He earned MSc. in Environmental Science & Policy from the USA (Source: Naya Youbodh, Dec 14, 2019). Also, he has taken online lyrics writing classes from Canvas.net and Sameer Anjaan, an Indian lyricist. Ramesh's journey on writing lyrics has begun as a poet. However, he turned himself writing lyrics from 1990. Latter, the writing became a kind of passion and now it is a responsibility of him to portray the lyrics for the listeners from each corner. The learning from real-world work experience has enabled him to captures the heart touching subject matters of very common people (Source: Music Khabar, January 1, 2020). Latter, Ramesh extends knowledge conducting research on Nepali music, songs and their impacts on the transformation of Nepali society. He expresses that after a certain time of contribution to a particular field, the experiences need to be shared with the wide arena. Keeping the fact in mind, Ramesh has written dozens of research articles that may serve as a reference to the interested persons who explore Nepali songs and music (Source: Annapurnapost, October 20, 2019). Also, Ramesh enjoys writing lyrics/poems on global issues in the English language. These creations seem meaningful in the international music market. So, it is hoped that his creations in English will get an appropriate place in the days to come (Source: Music Khabar, January 1, 2019).