Rabin Lal Shrestha

Gopal Dev is a Nepali flutist recognized for his soulful bansuri performances across folk, modern, and fusion music. Active in studio recordings, live concerts, and collaborative projects, he is known for blending traditional Nepali flute techniques with contemporary arrangements. Dev’s playing style emphasizes emotional phrasing, tonal purity, and melodic storytelling, making him a respected instrumental voice in Nepal’s evolving music scene.

Jay Prakas Joshi (JP) is a Nepali tabla player and performing musician known for his rhythmic precision, classical grounding, and versatile accompaniment style across live stages and studio sessions. Active in Nepal’s contemporary music circuit, he represents a generation of musicians who blend traditional tabla techniques with modern performance settings, supporting singers, folk ensembles, and fusion acts.JP is recognized for his steady presence in live concerts, cultural programs, and collaborative musical projects, where his playing adds depth, timing, and emotional texture. His work reflects a commitment to preserving classical rhythmic traditions while adapting them for today’s diverse Nepali musical landscape.

Jagannath Dhaugoda is an accomplished Nepali tabla player and percussionist known for his dynamic performances, technical precision, and exceptional versatility across live, studio, and television formats. With a career spanning major national and international stages, he has established himself as one of the most reliable and expressive rhythm artists in Nepal’s contemporary music scene.Dhaugoda has been a key musician for some of Nepal’s biggest television reality shows, including Nepal Idol, The Voice of Nepal, and The Voice Kids, where his command over tabla and multi‑percussion setups has consistently elevated live arrangements. His ability to blend classical foundation with modern rhythmic sensibilities has made him a sought‑after performer among top composers, bands, and production houses.Recognized for his discipline, musical sensitivity, and stage presence, Jagannath continues to contribute to Nepal’s evolving musical landscape as a leading tabla artist and an influential figure in live performance culture

Prince Nepali is a fourth-generation Nepali sarangi player and educator. He has made significant contributions to preserving and promoting traditional Nepali folk music through his exceptional skills and dedication. Career Highlights Sarangi Player: Prince Nepali is known for his mastery of the sarangi, a traditional Nepali string instrument. He has performed with various artists and bands, including Bipul Chettri, Ani Choying Drolma, and Sujan Chapagain. Educator: He runs classes at Sarangi Ghar, where he teaches the next generation of sarangi players and works to preserve traditional Nepali music. Fusion Band: Prince Nepali co-founded the Nepali-American folk fusion band Manaslu Blue, blending Appalachian Bluegrass with Nepali folk music