Umesh Pandey

Ramesh Pathak is a nationally and internationally acclaimed Nepali singer, renowned for his soulful and emotive voice that has captivated audiences for over one and a half decades. Specializing in folk music, he has also explored genres such as modern, pop, folk-pop and duet, showcasing his versatility. His musical journey began in 2004 with the song “Muskanko Artha Bujha Maile Muskauda” and the folk duet album “Jauna Gajuri”, promoting tourism in his home village. Mr. Pathak holds a diploma in vocal music from DO RE MI Sangeet Pathshala and Lalit Kala Campus. He was mentored by music maestro Gurudev Kamat and Bhanu Bhakta Dhakal. A gifted lyricist as well, he has penned numerous songs reflecting deep cultural and emotional resonance. Over the years, he has released six solo albums and recorded over 100 songs. Some of his hit songs include K Garne K Garne, Maya Maya, Chhoto Luga, Kanaima Jhumka, Jhalko Matrai Aakhama, Satai Soor, Mayakai Pir, Paisa Yo Baisa,Sacho Maya, Dashain Aayo,Tihar Aayo,Timrai Yaad etc .He has also received multiple awards and honors for his contributions to music.

Sunil Upreti is a prominent Nepali pop singer and guitarist whose career emerged in the 1990s, gaining recognition as one of the defining voices of Nepal’s early pop era. He began as the vocalist and guitarist of the Prism Band and later performed with The Legend Band before establishing himself as a solo artist known for his expressive singing style and melodic guitar work. His signature hit “Sagar Jhai Gahiro” became a cultural milestone of the decade, followed by several well‑loved songs that strengthened his presence in the Nepali pop scene. Even after moving abroad, Upreti remained closely connected to Nepali music through interviews, retrospectives, and continued creative engagement, maintaining his influence as both a vocalist and a guitarist within Nepal’s modern pop history.

Mahesh Mukhiya Sunuwar (born May 24, 1992) is a Nepali singer known for his lok‑pop and modern melodic style. He entered the Nepali music industry in 2065 BS (2008/2009 AD) with the songs ‘Kehi Din Ma Tadha’ and ‘Tyo Pari Gaunma’, both later included in his debut album ‘Aash’ (2067 BS ≈ 2010/2011 AD) — a four‑song collection rooted in lok‑pop flavors.In 2070 BS (2013/2014 AD), Sunuwar released his second album ‘Promise’, featuring six songs blending lok‑pop and sugam sangeet. Tracks such as ‘Sanile Chhodchha Baru’, ‘Oh Gori Oh Gori’, ‘Pathibhara Devi Kasam’, and especially ‘Mathi Mathi Lekma’ helped expand his popularity. He also collaborated with renowned singer Milan Amatya on Pathibhara Devi Kasam.Initially treating music as a hobby, Sunuwar now pursues it seriously. Having begun by singing in his mother tongue, he is currently active with concerts and preparing his third album, where he will write and compose his own songs.

Shambhu Rai (शम्भु राई) is a legendary figure in Nepali music—a singer, songwriter, composer, and sarangi player whose work bridges traditional folk and modern styles. Born in Chungmang, Dhankuta, he rose to prominence in the 1980s and 1990s with his heartfelt lyrics and distinctive voice. Some of his most iconic songs include: “Chitthi Timilai Lekhu Bhanchu” “Yo Man Bhanchha Kaha Jau” “Chalechha Batas Sustari” “Aalu Dam Chana” He is also known for his mastery of the sarangi, a traditional Nepali string instrument, which adds a soulful texture to his compositions. Beyond performance, Shambhu Rai has contributed to the institutional development of Nepali music—he currently serves as the Vice Chancellor of the Nepal Academy of Music and Drama.