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Ekdev Limbu is a singer, composer, lyricist, and guitarist from Ilam, Nepal, now based in Kathmandu. Since 2014, he has released over 50 songs, blending Nepali folk traditions with modern pop and R&B. His breakout hit “Jhim Jhimaune Aankha” became the third Nepali song to chart on both YouTube Global Trending and Spotify India Viral 50. In 2025, he debuted in Bollywood with “Jhim Jhim” featuring Neha Kakkar, expanding his reach across South Asia. Ekdev’s discography includes Sirful, Aankha Maa Aaune Sapani, Aa Hai, and Kina Boldinau (ft. Laure). He’s performed at festivals like Echoes of Love, Dharan Music Jatra, and Gorkha Docco Music Festival. His music reflects emotional depth, cultural pride, and a commitment to authenticity. Through collaborations and genre fusion, Ekdev Limbu continues to redefine Nepali music for a global audience.

Bhabin Dhungana is a respected Nepali singer, composer, and vocal instructor whose deep expertise spans Eastern classical and contemporary music. Hailing from Sankhuwasabha, he combines performance with pedagogy, shaping the next generation of musicians while continuing to produce thoughtful and emotive compositions. Musical Journey & Notable Works Trained under classical maestro Prabhu Raj Dhakal, Bhabin has released a range of songs that blend classical vocals with modern sensibilities, including: Sankhuwasabha Song – A tribute to his homeland Samajik Duri – An original reflecting on the COVID-19 era Muhaarma Badal Kina – From the album Horizon Hurrai Kanchhi, Aakha Jhimikka, Hawa Nabhannu Pyari – Folk-influenced melodies that showcase his signature style

Subha Bahadur Sunam was a legendary Nepali music composer, saxophonist, and retired Brigadier General of the Nepal Army, celebrated for shaping modern Nepali music. Active for over five decades, he began composing at age 20 and became known for blending classical and contemporary styles. He co-composed the iconic song Parkhi Basey Aula Bhani with Sambhujeet Baskota under the name ShubhaSambhujeet. As a saxophone virtuoso, he was also the music mentor to Prince Dipendra. His contributions enriched Radio Nepal’s golden era and inspired generations of musicians. Sunam passed away in 2022 at age 74, leaving behind a profound musical legacy.

Sindhu Malla is a renowned Nepalese singer celebrated for her versatile voice and contributions to Nepali music. Born in Shrigaun, Dang, Nepal, she began her musical career in 1997 and has since released over 20 solo albums and sung thousands of songs across various genres, including folk, modern, classical, and pop. Some of her popular tracks include "Sasuralima," "Chitikkai Bha Chhu Re," "Kafal Gedi," and "Teej Aayo." Sindhu Malla is also known for her involvement in social causes, such as anti-drug programs for children. She was one of the 365 artists who participated in singing the environmental song "Melancholy," which holds a Guinness World Record. Her dedication to music and social work has made her a beloved figure in Nepalese culture.