Rajiv Lohani

Jems Pradhan has been a household name in Nepal for the past two decades. His musical career spans genres, and he’s known for his originality and smart songwriting. He recently made a comeback after a gap of 7 years with his latest album, “Kram”, which is currently garnering appreciation from music lovers. As a singer, composer, and music director, Voice Over Artist Jems has contributed significantly to the Nepali music scene.

Eleena Chauhan is one of Nepal’s most beloved contemporary singers, celebrated for her soulful voice and emotional depth. Born on June 20, 1997, in Birtamod, Jhapa, she began her musical journey with cover songs like “Instako Photo” and “Timro Mayale Badhera Rakha”, which quickly gained popularity on social media. Her transition from cover artist to mainstream success was marked by hits such as: “K Maya Lagcha Ra” “Dhokebaj Hau Timi” “Man Pareko Manche” “Bhagya Ma Khot Chha” “Bolda Pani” “Ek Najar” She’s known for her versatility, singing in Nepali, Hindi, and Maithili, and has collaborated with many prominent artists. Eleena has earned accolades like the Best Female Singer at the National Film Awards and multiple honors at the Radio Kantipur National Music Awards.

Swapnil Sharma is a Nepali singer, songwriter, and the lead vocalist of the iconic rock band The Shadows Nepal. Known for his powerful voice and socially conscious lyrics, he has delivered hit songs such as “Hidne Manche Ladcha,” “Ke Pais Nepali,” “Prakriti,” “Mero Nepal,” and “Tadha Bhaye Pani”. Beyond The Shadows, he is also the vocalist of the creative musical collaboration Swar alongside Rohit Shakya and Gautam Tandukar. His work spans rock, alternative, and experimental Nepali soundscapes.

Utpal Kandel is a Nepali music composer, teacher, and media composer whose work spans Bollywood, Hollywood, and contemporary Nepali music. He served as Music Producer and Orchestrator for the highest‑grossing Hindi film “Dhurandhar”, and has contributed to major projects including “Bads of Bollywood,” “Kesari Chapter 2,” and “Article 370.” His international portfolio includes a collaboration with two‑time award‑winning Hollywood composer Art Phillips. Now based in Australia, he holds a Bachelor’s degree in Music and has performed at the Sydney Opera House, proudly representing Nepali culture on a global stage.