Kamala Shrestha

Niva Dangol is a Kathmandu‑based Newa/Nepali music artist whose voice is closely associated with the contemporary revival of Newar folk songs and urban heritage sounds. Emerging into wider recognition through performances on The Voice of Nepal (Season 4) and viral renditions of classics like “Rajamati Kumati” and “Oh Maicha”, she has since built a catalog that bridges tradition and modern production.

Shreshan Shrestha also known as s2s in Nepali music industry, is Singer/Song-Writer and Director. In 2007, featured in a collection album "Platform" under the banner of New Age Music Entertainment; which featured two of his songs: "Samjhana Aaucha featuring. 9 Double 7 and Naina" and "Bhanana". In 2009, he released his first solo album "Mirror-The Reflection Of Life" under the banner of Music.com. Later released his 2nd and 3rd EP Album "Timro Ra Mero (2016)" and "Approach(2018)" respectively under banner of Inline Creation Records. Also directed dozens of music videos which includes Sugam Pokharel’s Dashain Tihar, Sabin Rai’s Timi Nai Hau, Nabin K. Bhattarai's Timi Sanga nai(Hardinchu Hai), Elvis Joshi’s Ek Mauka, Visan Yonjan’s Adrishya to name few from his founding company "Inline Creation Records".

Seema Sangraula is a talented Nepali singer born on November 16 in Dharan, Sunsari, Nepal. She discovered her passion for music during her childhood and gained recognition after participating in Purbanchal Idol, where she reached the top 10. Her debut album, Note, composed by Kali Prasad Baskota, introduced her to the Nepali music scene, earning her the Hits FM Music Award for Best New Artist with the song "K Nai Runu Cha Ra." Seema's music spans various genres, including pop and reggae, and she enjoys experimenting with different styles. Despite facing health challenges, she has continued to contribute to Nepali music with songs like "Hawa Chalyo" and "Yo Bainsa Bhitra Ke Cha." Her dedication and versatility have made her a beloved figure in the industry.

Manoj Khadka is a passionate Nepali lyricist whose words bridge music, emotion, and meaning across generations. While his professional journey spans over two decades, working with renowned agencies such as SAARC, the World Bank, USAID, DFID, American Red Cross, and several other international, inter-governmental, and nonprofit organizations across Nepal, the USA, Africa, and many countries in Asia, songwriting becomes his creative passion — a space where he channels personal expression, cultural reflection, and social insight. His debut song, “Timi Je Bana Udaharan Bana”, performed by Pramod Kharel and Trishala Gurung, is a motivational piece especially cherished by children and educators. Among his most celebrated works is the historic song “Ghazal Unkai Geet Unkai”, which became the first-ever recorded song by three generations of the legendary Ghulam Ali Khan family — a rare and historic milestone in South Asian music history. His lyrical works have been brought to life by Nepal’s most respected voices, including “Gaughar Le Sodhyo Pardeshi Lai” by Ram Krishna Dhakal, “Tejasvi Apsara” by Menuka Poudel, “New York Sahar Ghumna” by Rajesh Payal Rai, and the powerful duet “Sensation” by Ram Krishna Dhakal and Pratap Das. Known for his ability to capture the nuances of romance, social dynamics, and cultural identity, Manoj’s songs resonate deeply with diverse audiences. His commitment to lyrical storytelling — grounded in emotion and cultural context — has positioned him as one of Nepal’s most thoughtful and boundary-crossing contemporary lyricists.