Anish Tamang

Ranjan Pandey is a Nepali sound designer active during 1985–1990, known for bringing clarity, texture, and emotional depth to the soundscape of Nepali cinema. Working in an era of limited technology, he became recognized for his disciplined recording style, balanced dialogue mixing, and ability to enhance dramatic storytelling through subtle yet effective sound design.

Dinesh Raj Regmi is a Nepali keyboardist and live performer, best known as the keyboard player of Nepathya, Nepal’s most influential folk‑rock band. As part of the group’s core lineup, he contributes to the band’s signature blend of folk melodies and contemporary rock arrangements, performing in major national and international concerts.Nepathya’s global tours — including performances across the US, Australia, Japan, Israel, Germany, Finland, India, and Europe — have positioned Regmi as one of the most widely traveled Nepali keyboardists of his generation.His role in the band supports Nepathya’s evolving sound, from classic hits like “Resham,” “Bhedako Oon Jasto,” and “Jomsom Bazaarma” to their newer live arrangements. Regmi’s playing style emphasizes atmospheric layering, folk‑inspired textures, and dynamic stage performance, making him a key contributor to the band’s enduring popularity.

Deep Tuladhar is a legendary Nepali sound engineer, music producer, and playback singer whose career spans nearly four decades. He has worked behind the scenes on over 15,000 songs, shaping the sonic identity of modern Nepali music across genres—from folk and pop to film soundtracks. He is best known for his contributions to iconic films like Balidaan (1997), where he served as a playback singer, and Thuldai (1999), where he worked as a sound recordist and music technician. His technical expertise and artistic sensibility have made him a go-to figure for generations of Nepali musicians and filmmakers. In addition to his studio work, Tuladhar has also released devotional and cover songs, such as Dakshinkali Bhajan and a tribute to Mohammad Rafi titled Ek Haseen Sham Ko. His recent appearance on the Mhendolafole Podcast offered a rare glimpse into his journey, challenges, and the evolution of sound design in Nepal.  

Arbic Shahi Khadgi is a Nepali freelance musician, keyboardist, performer, music composer, songwriter, and music arranger known for his involvement in live shows, studio sessions, and collaborative contemporary music. Active in recent years, he contributes melodic arrangements, harmonic progressions, and modern keyboard textures across concerts, events, digital music, and production projects. His versatility across composition, songwriting, and arrangement makes him a dynamic presence in Nepal’s evolving music scene.