Ramesh Pathak

Dibya Subba has spent five years in the Nepali music industry, releasing two albums, Pratha and Pariwartan. While he initially collaborated with arrangers, he always dreamed of working with a band. That dream has now come true with The BlueAcidz, a group he admired for years. His third album, DibyaSubba N' The BlueAcidz, marks a fresh chapter in his journey. With nine experimental tracks, the album explores themes beyond love and tragedy—delving into nature, mountains, and the spirit of Nepal. The creative process was organic, built in jam sessions where band members crafted melodies and lyrics together. Reflecting on his growth, Dibya embraces change and evolution, both in life and music. Grateful for his fans’ unwavering support, he remains committed to creating pure, meaningful, and ever-evolving music.

Jaljala Pariyar is a Nepali singer and performer known for her contribution to modern Nepali music and film songs. She gained recognition after lending her voice to “Kehi Kadam” from the Nepali film Bato Muniko Phool 2, where she collaborated with singer Yash Kumar.Her musical style is primarily focused on melodic, modern, and cinematic songs, distinguishing her from traditional folk or lok dohori genres. With her expressive voice and emotional delivery, she continues to build her presence as an emerging artist in the Nepali music industry.

Juna Prasai is a Nepali singer known for her contributions to modern and folk music. She has released several songs, including "Bhailini Aaye", a popular Tihar festival song, and "Nadekheko Bhaye", a Nepali pop song. Her music blends traditional Nepali elements with contemporary styles, making her a recognized figure in the industry. She has collaborated with various artists and has been featured on platforms like Music Nepal and Dhaulagiri Digital Nepal. Her songs often reflect themes of love, culture, and celebration.

Durgesh Thapa (दुर्गेश थापा) is a dynamic Nepali singer, songwriter, and performer known for his bold lyrics, catchy folk-pop tunes, and high-energy stage presence. Born on May 22, 1990, in Sikkim, India, he grew up in Baglung, Nepal, and began his career in Kathmandu as a side dancer before transitioning into music. He rose to fame with viral hits like “Dushman Hereko Herei,” “Don Aayo Don,” “Bicha Bichama,” and “Chhoto Miniskirt,” which have become staples during Nepali festivals and celebrations. His music blends traditional Lok Dohori with modern pop, often laced with humor and social commentary. He’s also known for his flamboyant fashion and choreography, making his performances visually striking.