Swaroop Raj Acharya

Bimochana Lomjel is a rising voice in Nepali music, carrying forward the rich artistic legacy of her parents—composer Chandan Lomjel and singer Daisy Baraili. Born and raised in Darjeeling, Bimochana first captured national attention as a standout contestant on The Voice of Nepal Season 2, where her classical finesse and emotional depth set her apart. She debuted with the song “Timi” and has since released tracks like “Charke Najarle”, “Laijaw”, and “Maya Baiguni”. Her performances in the Paleti music series—especially renditions of “Lekheko Thiye Chithi” and “Kataa Kataa Bataasamaa”—highlight her poetic sensibility and vocal maturity. These songs were composed by her father and often feature lyrics by the late Norden Rumba, creating a beautiful intergenerational collaboration.

Name: Mechu Dhimal Birthdate: December 27, 1994 Hometown: Morang District, Nepal Education: B.A. from Pashupati Bahumukhi Campus Career Highlights The Voice of Nepal Season 2: Mechu Dhimal gained widespread recognition as a Top 8 talent on The Voice of Nepal Season 2. Her performances, such as "Pani Ko Foka" and "Nepali Hami," captivated audiences. Popular Songs: Some of her notable songs include "Udnu Chha," "Ramai Ramai," and "Galli". Collaborations: Mechu has collaborated with various artists, including Ruksana Limbu on the song "Udnu Chha". Musical Style Mechu Dhimal's music blends traditional Nepali sounds with contemporary pop elements, creating a unique and captivating style. Her powerful voice and emotive performances have made her a beloved figure in the Nepali music industry.

Jonisha Poudel is a talented Nepali classical vocalist known for her mastery of the khayal genre and her graceful presence on both traditional and contemporary stages. Originally from Pokhara, she has trained extensively in Hindustani classical music and has performed at esteemed venues such as Kalanidhi Sangeet Mahavidyalaya, Kirateshwar Sangeetashram, and Rastriya Sanskritik Sansthan. Jonisha is a regular performer at Surya Nepal Jazzmandu, where she blends ancient raaga-based singing with global musical dialogues. Her collaborations include devotional works like Saraswati Bandana with Kundan Pathak and light music hits such as Figure Coca-Cola. She is also the lead vocalist of the band Vastu, showcasing her versatility across genres. Deeply rooted in the spiritual essence of classical music, Jonisha views her art as a path to inner peace and cultural expression. She continues to inspire audiences with her voice, discipline, and devotion to tradition.

Mandabi Tripathi, born on July 13, 1982, in Sundarbazar, Lamjung District, Nepal, is a renowned Nepali singer celebrated for her contributions to the country's music industry. She completed her School Leaving Certificate (SLC) in 1997 and pursued further studies in music, earning an Intermediate in Fine Arts (I.F.A) from Tribhuvan University in 2000. Throughout her career, Mandabi has released numerous songs that have resonated with audiences. Some of her notable tracks include:​ "Dhalkyo Dhalkyo" (2016)​ "Simple Simple" (2011)​ "Dhol Bajyo" (2016)​ "Mata Lagyo Mata Lagyo" (2014) "Mero Baruli Kammar" (2013)​ Her exceptional talent has been recognized with several awards, such as:​ Best Female Playback Singer for "Simple Simple" at the Music Khabar Music Award (2012) Best Female Pop Singer for "Mero Baruli Kammar" at the Music Khabar Music Award (2013) Best Duet Singer at the Music Khabar Music Award (2014)​ Best Playback Singer for "Mata Lagyo" at the Music Khabar Music Award (2015) Music Khabar Decade Honor (2018)​ Mandabi has also showcased her talents internationally, participating in musical programs in countries like Qatar and Hong Kong. Her dedication and passion for music continue to inspire many in Nepal and beyond.​