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Koili Devi Mathema (1929–2007) was a trailblazer in the Nepali music industry, celebrated as the first woman lyricist, singer, and composer. Born as Radha Basnet in Chisapani Gadhi, Makwanpur, Nepal, she was affectionately nicknamed "Koili" (meaning "cuckoo bird") for her melodious voice. Her career began at Radio Nepal after the establishment of democracy in Nepal, and she went on to record over 4,000 songs, including modern and patriotic pieces. She also composed iconic songs like "Jahi ra juhi phul mala gansi duwaile launla." Koili Devi received numerous accolades, including the Gorkha Dakshin Bahu V and Chinnalata Music Award, for her contributions to Nepali music.

Miss Shanti Singh – Singer (Early Recording Era)Miss Shanti Singh was an Early Recording Era singer with 2 recorded songs from BS 2000 (AD 1943/1944). Other biographical information remains incomplete.

Harish Mathema is a Nepali pop and modern singer‑composer known for his evergreen romantic and soulful songs, active since the late 1980s and 1990s. His music blends soft pop, emotional melodies, and expressive vocals, making him a recognizable voice in Nepali pop history.He has performed widely in concerts and live shows, including a featured performance at Bianca Lounge, Kathmandu, where audiences enjoyed his signature songs such as “Aankhako Nani Hau Timi” and other classics from the golden era of Nepali pop.As a recording artist and composer, Harish Mathema has released multiple albums, including Swopnil Rangma (1990) and Hiund Barsat (2023), featuring songs like “Eak Nazar,” “Aayera Samu Timi,” “Kasari Birsu,” “Ki Ta Deu,” and “Mero Mutuko.” Many of these tracks credit him as both composer and vocalist, reflecting his dual musical identity.His classic song “Ek Najar”, originally released in 1988, was revived in the Old Durbar REWIND series, highlighting his lasting influence on Nepali pop culture.Across decades, Harish Mathema has remained active in Nepal’s music scene, contributing original compositions, performing live, and maintaining a loyal audience who continue to celebrate his timeless songs.

Ryan Karki is a Nepali singer, music‑video director, and media host active since 2010, known for his work across modern Nepali music and digital entertainment. As a vocalist and creative director, he has contributed to numerous music videos and collaborated with a wide range of artists in Nepal’s pop and commercial music scene. Alongside his direction and musical projects, Ryan is also recognized for his presence as a host, engaging audiences through interviews, artist features, and entertainment programs. His consistent involvement in performance, direction, and hosting highlights his versatility and growing influence in Nepal’s contemporary music and media landscape.