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Badri Pangeni is a renowned Nepalese folk and dohori singer, celebrated for his contributions to Nepali music. Born in Nawalparasi, Nepal, he later moved to Palpa for his schooling. After completing his School Leaving Certificate, he relocated to Kathmandu in 1998 and worked at Pukar Dohori Sanjh for six years. His first album, "Tansen Kasauli," marked the beginning of his musical journey. Over the years, he has sung more than five dozen songs, including hits like "PN Campus," "Beauty Number One," and "Sasurlima," a duet with Sindhu Malla. Badri Pangeni's music often reflects traditional Nepali culture, making him a prominent figure in the genre. He also served as the president of the Nepal Folk Duet Academy, showcasing his dedication to promoting folk music.  

Karna Das, born on November 24, 1974, in Pokhara, Nepal, is a celebrated Nepali musician, singer, songwriter, lyricist, composer, and record producer. Often referred to as a "living legend" in Nepali music, he is known for his soothing voice and profound lyrics that explore philosophical and existential themes, perseverance, hope, and patriotism. He began his musical journey as the lead vocalist of the band Madhyanha, with their first song "Jindagi Ko Ke Bharosa" becoming an instant classic. Karna Das is skilled in playing piano, guitar, and bass guitar, and draws inspiration from artists like Elton John, Richard Marx, and Narayan Gopal. His music continues to resonate deeply with audiences, making him a revered figure in the Nepali music industry

Kobid Bazra is a Nepali singer‑songwriter and music producer known for leading Bajra Creation Records, the studio founded by his father, composer Biju Bajra. Active across composition, arrangement, vocal performance, and modern studio production, he has worked on popular tracks such as Timro Yaad, Aaudai Jadai, Mann Bhari, Sanjha Ko Jun, and several collaborations with emerging independent artists. His production style blends clean contemporary pop with the melodic sensibility of his family’s musical legacy, making him a sought‑after arranger for both commercial and indie projects. With his dual identity as a vocalist and producer, Kobid Bazra represents a new generation of Nepali music creators shaping the sound of modern Nepali pop while carrying forward a respected studio tradition.

Sunil Maskey is a revered Nepali music director, flutist, and composer, born on March 24, 1967 in Gorkha, Nepal. He began playing the flute in grade 7 and is entirely self-taught. His musical journey took off in the 1980s, and he formally entered the industry around 1988. Maskey’s signature lies in his soulful flute melodies and emotionally resonant compositions. After a 13-year hiatus to pursue business, he made a powerful comeback in 2010 with the song “Sunibha”. Over the years, he has released multiple solo albums like “Shubh”, “Madhur Milan”, and “Shravani”, each showcasing his unique musical identity.