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Banika Pradhan is a talented Nepali playback singer and performer known for her captivating voice and engaging performances. She has made significant contributions to the Nepali music industry and has been recognized for her work. Career Highlights Popular Songs: Some of her notable songs include "Beranga Yo Jindagi", "Gairi Khet Ko Sirai Hanyo", and "Asatya Jad". Awards: Banika has won the best playback singer award, thanks to her exceptional talent and dedication

Jerusha Rai is a Nepali indie singer-songwriter and music producer known for her experimental fusion of traditional Nepali folk sounds with contemporary pop, rock, and electronic influences. Born in Kathmandu, she attended St. Mary’s Secondary School and was immersed in Nepali folk music and instruments. Rai relocated to London for university studies and became involved with the Nepali diaspora music scene. Her self-released EP “We All Make Mistapes” gained attention, and her debut album “A Dark Place to Think” (2016) showcased her evocative songwriting. Her second album, “Sunsaan” (2019), explored Nepal’s political turmoil and mental health issues. Rai celebrates her indigenous Kiranti roots and uses music as a medium of healing. In 2023, she mysteriously disappeared after leaving her Kathmandu home without her phone, shocking Nepal’s music scene where she had been praised as a pioneering female indie artist and powerful creative voice. 🎵🌟

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.

Rajina Rimal, born on 3rd Jestha, 2049 BS in Dillibazar, Kathmandu, is a well-known Nepali singer recognized for her melodious voice and early entry into the music industry. Raised in a musically inclined family, Rajina was inspired by her father Robin Rimal and uncle Rajan Rimal, both active in Nepal’s music scene. She began singing on stage at just six years old, winning several school competitions. A lively and cheerful child, she studied at Galaxy School and later Surayadaya Boarding School. One of her fondest memories includes a trip to Hetauda, and a humorous school incident where she accidentally hit a microphone with her nose, leading to a nosebleed—something she never forgot. Her professional music journey started at age 12 when musician Samrat Thapa offered her the song "Basanta Ko," recorded at Ciney Sounds Studio. Though intended as a test, the song became popular, prompting the release of her debut album "Pari" two years later. It featured a blend of eastern and western styles, including the hit song "Ma Ramro Bhanda" directed by Alok Nembang and composed by Raju Singh. Rajina also trained in classical music under Sangeeta Rana and became a playback singer for films such as "Saput" and "Mr. Mangalay." Her recent works include "Timi Bina Bachu Kasari" from November Rain, and "Paani Ko Foka" composed by Hari Lamsal. She released a curated album titled "Best of Rajina Rimal." In 2015, she married Binod Shrestha. With over 300 songs and contributions to 50+ films, Rajina Rimal remains a celebrated name in Nepali music.