Rojina Basnet

Prem Lama is a multi-talented Nepali singer and thangka artist, whose dedication to both music and traditional art has left a unique mark on Nepal’s cultural landscape. His career in music took flight with the release of his first album, "Sanu Ma," which showcased his soulful voice and heartfelt compositions. One of his most notable songs, "SANU MA", gained popularity for its captivating melody and emotional depth. Featuring Subani Moktan & Dipesh Lama, the music video beautifully complements the song’s essence, making it a fan favorite. Prem Lama's ability to blend rich Nepali musical traditions with contemporary sounds has solidified his place in the industry. Beyond his musical talents, Prem Lama is also an accomplished thangka artist, a form of traditional Tibetan Buddhist painting known for its intricate details and spiritual significance. His work in this field reflects his deep connection to Nepal’s heritage and artistic traditions, making him a rare talent who bridges both visual and musical artistry. As he continues to evolve as an artist, Prem Lama remains dedicated to bringing soulful music to his audience while preserving the beauty of Nepal’s traditional arts. His contributions to both music and thangka art make him a truly unique figure in the Nepali artistic world.

VEK, also known by his real name Bibek Waiba Lama, is a popular singer in Nepal. His musical journey has been marked by heartfelt compositions and soulful melodies. Let’s delve into his biography and notable achievements: Early Life: VEK’s interest in music blossomed during his childhood. His voice was consistently praised, and when he was in grade 8, he auditioned for balkaryakam on Radio Nepal. He was selected to sing children’s songs on the radio. His passion for music led him to learn to play the guitar, and he started performing on stage during his college days. Voice of Nepal: The Stepping Stone: VEK participated in the singing reality show Voice of Nepal. His rendition of “Despacito” during the blind auditions went viral on YouTube. He joined Coach Deep’s team and made it to the semi-finals. The show provided him exposure to the music industry and served as a kickstart for his career. Debut and Hit Songs: VEK signed with Classic X presentation as an artist. His debut song “Kina”, produced by Stonecutter, received appreciation from fans and the public. His subsequent releases, including “Eklai Jiuna Sikney”, “Lai Bari Lai”, and “Sayad”, garnered acclaim and have accumulated over a million views on YouTube. His personal favorite remains “Eklai Jiuna Sikney”. Collaboration with Yabesh Thapa: VEK collaborated with fellow artist Yabesh Thapa on the song “Mayalu”, which also gained popularity and trended on YouTube. Fun Facts: VEK’s musical journey was influenced by his school and friends. His first recording took place on Radio Nepal when he was in Grade 8. Interestingly, he never had any formal vocal training. VEK’s relatable lyrics, upbeat music, and charming nature have made him a rising star in the Nepali music scene. 🎵

Karma Yonjan is a respected figure in Nepali Adhunik (modern) music, known for his lyrical depth and evocative compositions. Originally from Darjeeling, he gained recognition through his performances in the Paleti music series, where his collaborations with artists like Kumar Subba and Daisy Baraili stood out for their emotional resonance and poetic storytelling. Some of his most beloved works include: “Kati Bujhaaun” — a poignant reflection on emotional endurance, written and composed by Yonjan himself. “Samjhera Bujhera” — a duet with Dil Maya Khati that showcases his melodic sensitivity. “Mechiko Wari Basera” — a nostalgic piece performed with Kumar Subba.

Kumar Kanchha is a legendary Nepali playback singer, composer, and actor, known for his soulful voice and contributions to both music and cinema. Born on 28th Mangsir 2014 B.S. in Kolkata, India, he rose to fame with timeless hits like “Jindagi Ko Ke Bhara Cha Ra,” “Amaile Bhanthin,” and “Batasale Udai Lyayo.” His album Goreto and songs like “Naina Resham” remain Nepali folk-pop classics. In addition to his musical legacy, Kumar Kanchha also made a mark as an actor. He appeared in the iconic film Saino (directed by Ugyen Chopel), where his song “Kalko Pani Rakshi Ganayo” became a cultural phenomenon. He also acted in films like Lahure and Koshili, contributing both as a performer and playback singer. Kumar Kanchha’s dual legacy in music and film has made him one of the most cherished and versatile artists in the history of Nepali entertainment.