Anup Timilsina

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

Originally from Tanahun, Paras Mani Subedi has already accomplished much. Already nicknamed madaleat an early age for his skills at playing the madal back in his village, he soon came to Kathmandu and now holds a graduate degree in Music, a Masters in Sociology and is currently pursuing a Masters in Music all while juggling his musical career.

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.

Kiran Chapagain is a versatile Nepali theatre artist, director, actor, songwriter, singer, and music creator, known for blending rural authenticity with modern performance craft. Originally from Baglung, Gandaki Province, he draws creative inspiration from his roots while shaping his artistic career in Kathmandu.His journey spans directing, freelance theatre acting, songwriting, singing, and music production, making him one of the rare multidisciplinary performers in Nepal’s contemporary arts scene. Chapagain’s artistic personality is defined by simplicity, openness, and genuine emotional expression, qualities that reflect strongly in both his stage and studio work.A significant milestone in his creative development came from his training at ICC Theatre – Improv Comedy Copenhagen, where he refined his improvisation skills and embraced spontaneous, character‑driven performance. His work continues to explore the intersection of theatre, music, and storytelling, positioning him as a dynamic and evolving artist.