Shreya Sotang

Dalbahadur (Surname Unknown)Singer/ComposerDalbahadur is considered one of the early contributors to Nepali modern jhyaure and folk‑based recordings, active since around BS 1965 (AD 1908/1909). Archival research shows that he recorded 2 songs in BS 1970 (AD 1913/1914). The song titles and further personal details remain unavailable, but his role in the early recording era is historically significant.

Santosh Lama, born on 6th Shrawan, 2043 BS, in Naubise 4, Dhading, is a renowned Nepali singer known for his melodious voice and heartfelt songs. The youngest son of Surendra Lama and Bishnu Maya Lama, he grew up in a middle-class family alongside four brothers and one sister. Santosh’s passion for music began at a young age. He participated in various school competitions and gained early recognition. His breakthrough came when he won Image F.M. Sur Sangam in his Grade 10. He also participated in Timro Sur Mero Geet, reaching the quarterfinals. His musical journey led him to Doremie Music School, where he honed his skills with a 1-year Tabla course and a 3-year singing course. Santosh's big break came when he won Nepali Tara 2. This victory was a turning point in his career, and it was during this time that he recorded his first song, "Bani Parecha." Since then, he has recorded over 200 songs for various albums, films, and collections, becoming a household name in the Nepali music industry. Popular Songs: Bani Parecha Batuwa Sambodhan Yo Mann Ta Mero Nepali Aajai Santosh Lama continues to captivate audiences with his music and is known for his versatile voice, which resonates with fans across Nepal.

Nabin Dhungel is a well-known name in the field of Nepali folk songs. He has recorded almost 50 songs on Radio Nepal, and many of his songs have become popular among folk music lovers. Nabin Dhungel became the first in the national folk song competition in 2038 B.S. The song he sang for the first time in his life, "Kaacho Katara... Ma Janchhu Rangkhola Roka Motara," is still popular among folk lovers. Notable Songs "Machhi Marana Ho Dai Ho" "Dori Ko 3 Funda" "Sali Bhena" "Saikala Sarara" Musical Albums "Chari Himalama" (2048 B.S.) "Pipal Sangai Bar" (2043 B.S.) "Dori Ko 3 Funda" (2045 B.S.) "Purbeli Kanchho" (2056 B.S.) "Sali Bhena" (2059 B.S.) "Tirkha Metaideu" (2063 B.S.)

Swoopna Suman, born on December 2, 1995, in Kathmandu, Nepal, is a talented Nepali singer, songwriter, and guitarist. His unique blend of contemporary and traditional Nepali music has garnered him a massive fanbase both in Nepal and abroad. Swoopna Suman embarked on his musical journey in 2012, initially gaining attention by posting home videos on YouTube. His talent caught the eye of Karma Records, leading to the release of his first official song, “K Saro Ramri Bhako,” in 2014. Since then, he has continued to create original music, including tracks like “Kunai Din,” “Kasari Bhanu,” “Ma Timro,” and "Kurera Baschu". In 2023, Swoopna Suman gained even more popularity with the release of his song “Je Chhau Timi” in collaboration with Samir Shrestha. His musical journey has been marked by a fusion of passion, love for music, and a desire to reinvent himself. Career and Artistry: Swoopna aspires to perform at notable venues worldwide alongside his band, The Asters. The band includes talented musicians such as Ayush Bahadur Shrestha (Keyboards), Saroj Ghimire Chhetri (Drums), Alish KC (Bass), Asim Tamang (Lead Guitar), and Abhishek Pun (Audio). The Asters formed in 2021 and have been playing alongside Swoopna ever since. Here’s a glimpse of Swoopna Suman’s discography: 2015: “K Saro Ramri Vako” 2018: “Jane Kura Nagara,” “Yaadma Raknechhu” 2019: “Timro Aankha” 2020: “Farki Herda,” “Thanai Vayana,” “Juneli Raatma” 2021: “Mayalu,” “Najeekidai,” “Kaha Ma Jaau” 2022: “Kasari Bhanu,” “Ma Timro,” “Baacha Vayo” 2023: “Je Chhau Timi,” “Upahaar” In 2023, he won the National Music Award for Best Pop Male Vocals for his song "Baacha Bhayo" . 🎵🎸