Kamal K Chhetri

Kunti Moktan is a talented Nepali singer known for her classical training and her ability to seamlessly blend folk and modern music. Born on July 11, 1962, in Margaret’s Hope Tea Estate, Darjeeling, India, she later moved to Kathmandu, Nepal, in 1983 to pursue her musical career. Kunti is best known for her folk-pop songs, including hits like “Choli Ramro,” “Nishthuri Mayalu,” and “Mathi Mathi Sailungey Ma.” She often collaborates with her husband, Shila Bahadur Moktan, who is also a musician and singer. Besides her singing career, Kunti teaches music at various schools. 🎤

GBOB, real name Sudeep Bhandari, is a rising voice in Nepal’s hip-hop scene. Originally from Gorkha and now based in Godawari, Lalitpur, he first came into the spotlight through the rap battle show All Nepal Thug Family (ANTF), where his raw delivery and street lyricism instantly went viral. Known for impactful tracks like “Timro Chahana”, “Chill Maa”, and “Aama”, GBOB blends real-life struggles, cultural identity, and emotional honesty in his music — all delivered in his native Nepali. In 2025, he released “Parichaye (The Intro)”, a bold opening to a new chapter, showcasing deeper lyricism and fearless storytelling. “Rehab taught me hustle. I learned more there than anywhere else.” — GBOB GBOB is currently working under the record label The Bob Records, contributing as a core artist and expanding his sound and reach. With an authentic voice, powerful lyrics, and a rapidly growing audience, he’s building a movement — not just a music career.

Rekha Shah is a celebrated figure in the Nepali music scene, known for her soulful voice, lyrical depth, and dedication to using music as a medium for social transformation. Born in Dhading, she stood out early in life with a calm but determined personality. Her musical journey began at the age of 14 when she won Radio Nepal’s folk song competition with Simsime Panima, a song she had written herself. The track became an iconic classic in Nepali folk music and remains beloved to this day. Musical Training & Style Despite facing serious heart-related health challenges, Rekha pursued her artistic ambitions with resilience. She received classical training from Nepali music legends Late Ram Thapa and Gurudev Kamat, which helped shape her rich, versatile singing style. Her sound blends traditional folk elements with classical discipline and modern influences. Her latest album, The Line, features a fusion of Eastern, Western, and folk genres, arranged by prominent musicians like Phadendra Rai, Maha Raj Thapa, and Norvu Sherpa. The accompanying music videos were directed by notable industry professionals such as Bhusan Dahal, Alok Nemang, and Suraj Singh Thakuri.

Bidhan Shrestha represents the younger generation of Nepali music. He is known for his unique vocal performance and song selection. Growing up in a musical family, Bidhan groomed himself under the mentorship of his father, Bijay Shrestha, a renowned musician and lyricist based in Sunsari. Later, he further honed his skills under the guidance of Ambar Gurung. You can listen to his music on platforms like Spotify, where he has around 11.2K monthly listeners. Some of his popular songs include: “Yo Naniko Siraima”: Originally sung by Permdhoj Pradhan, Bidhan Shrestha covered this song in a Nepali Adhunik style. “Kanchhi Ko Allare Joban”: Another track by Bidhan Shrestha “Gyan Bahadur Choro”: Yet another song by Bidhan Shrestha