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Shrijan Lwagun is a Nepali singer whose musical journey began as a participant in Nepali Tara Season 1 (2005), where he emerged as one of the promising young voices of the early reality‑show era. From 2005 to 2015, he remained actively involved in Nepal’s modern and soft‑pop music scene, contributing through studio recordings, stage performances, and digital releases.Known for his youthful tone, clean phrasing, and sentimental modern style, he gradually built a loyal listener base during his active decade in Nepali music.After 2015, Shrijan moved to Sydney, NSW, where he has temporarily paused his musical career to focus on family responsibilities and work. Despite the break, his passion for music remains intact, and there is strong hope among listeners and well‑wishers that he will return to Nepali music with renewed energy and present his melodious songs once again.

Daisy Baraili is a cherished figure in Nepali music, known for her emotive voice and poetic depth. Originally from Darjeeling, she rose to fame with her soulful performance of “Bhaisi Ladyo Hai Maya Bhirbata Hera”, a song that became an instant classic after airing on Radio Nepal. Her repertoire spans heartfelt ballads like “Euta Khulla Kitab”, “Bhikhari Hoon Ma”, and “Bandhan Ra Badhyatama”, many of which were featured in the beloved Paleti music series. She often collaborated with her husband, composer Chandan Lamjel, and their daughter Vimochana Lamjel has followed in her footsteps as a singer. Daisy’s music blends traditional Nepali sentiment with modern lyrical storytelling, earning her a devoted following across generations.

Jhuma Niraula is a Nepali singer whose musical journey began in Nepali Tara Season 1 (2005), where she first stepped into the national spotlight as part of Nepal’s earliest reality‑show generation of emerging vocalists. Known for her expressive, folk‑infused modern singing style, she has since built a steady presence in Nepali music through emotional, festival, and contemporary folk songs.Her popular works include Aama Timi Mero Bhagawan, Dancema Ma Ek Number, Tihar Aayo Jhilimili, A Dada (Mushahar Jaati), and heartfelt modern tracks like Mero Sirr Ko Sindur, Timinai Po Hau Ki, and Bachna Deu, which continue to circulate widely across Nepali music platforms.

Koili Devi Mathema (1929–2007) was a trailblazer in the Nepali music industry, celebrated as the first woman lyricist, singer, and composer. Born as Radha Basnet in Chisapani Gadhi, Makwanpur, Nepal, she was affectionately nicknamed "Koili" (meaning "cuckoo bird") for her melodious voice. Her career began at Radio Nepal after the establishment of democracy in Nepal, and she went on to record over 4,000 songs, including modern and patriotic pieces. She also composed iconic songs like "Jahi ra juhi phul mala gansi duwaile launla." Koili Devi received numerous accolades, including the Gorkha Dakshin Bahu V and Chinnalata Music Award, for her contributions to Nepali music.