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Subani Moktan is a singer/songwriter and also a music arranger. Besides her own independent music, she also works as a playback singer for movies. A teacher at Kathmandu Jazz "Conservatory, Subani Moktan plays the guitar and piano and collaborates with several bands. Subani started doing music early since she started learning the piano when she was 6 and winning her first award by securing the first position in the All Nepal Singing Competition organized by Bal Mandir when she was 7. She recorded her first song at Radio Nepal as an award for winning the competition. At 14, she took up the guitar and started collaborating with artists such as Nirnaya da NSK and Khem Gurung. At 16, she won the Hits FM Music Award for Best New Artist. After the release of her 2nd album, Subani was awarded the HITS FM Music Award for "Best Pop Vocal performance Female". Several collaborations and recordings later, at 2010 she was nominated at the HITS FM Music Awards for "Best Rock Artist" and "Best Rock Composition". Subani continues to write and record her own songs along with collaborations with other artists.

Astha Raut is a singer from Nepal. Her first hit song was a remix song Saal Ko Paata Tapari from a collection album Addiction 2. She received the Hits FM Music Best Female Pop Vocal Award in 2014. Her second song Maya Yo Maya was from the movie Maya's Bar. She started singing at a very early age, since her family background is all musical. Her father himself is a famous folk singer and her mother is a lyricist, so she got full support for her singing career. Aastha sang many songs for nepali movies and is growing as a successful Playback singer. She has released her Debut Album "AADHAR" On 17th Aasad 2070 which includes 7 songs of different Genres.

Aashish Sharma Pangeni is a Nepalese artist. He has starred in short films and music videos. Engineer by qualification, Aashish has worked as a stage and screen actor, director, producer, screenwriter, model, voiceover artist, etc. Aashish has worked in various short films like 'Darkmoon', 'Visa', 'Chronic', 'Days without Name'. He has worked on the music video 'I'm Losing You'. He has also worked as a Theatre artist for 3 years in Bhubaneshwar, India. He has acted and directed ad-like short films for 'Worldlink' & 'Study In India'. He has also worked as a Line Producer for the KIMFF award-winning short film 'Alter the Change'. Aashish Sharma is also the recipient of numerous awards including Best Actor and Director for the film 'Darkmoon' in 'Glocal Short Film Competition 2020'. His next film 'Chronic' was awarded the second runner up prize at 'Kalinga International Medical Film Festival 2018, India'. 'Visa' was another short film which got official selection at 'Saath Sadhaiko Short Film Competition'. His two ad-like short videos 'Worldlink and Me' and 'Study In India' are awarded as the Winner and Second Runner Up respectively.

Kamal Khatri, born on 8th Mangshir in Hetauda, is a prominent figure in the Nepali music scene. Growing up in a musical family, Kamal's father, Puskar Bahadur Gotame Khatri, worked in a bank, while his mother, Laxmi Devi Khatri, was a homemaker. Though Kamal spent his early childhood in Hetauda and later Sarlahi, it was his passion for music that shaped his path. Early Life and Education: Kamal completed his schooling at Shree Chakra Janta Higher Secondary School and later pursued his higher education at R.R. College. However, his heart was always set on music, and after completing his S.L.C., Kamal decided to follow his dreams, moving to Kathmandu in 2059 BS to immerse himself in the city's vibrant music scene. Musical Journey: Kamal’s early days in Kathmandu were full of challenges. He initially worked as a technician in a local studio, which allowed him to gradually familiarize himself with the music industry. In 2062 BS, Kamal made his debut by recording his first song, marking the beginning of his musical career. His big break came when he joined Ethos Band in 2063 BS as the lead vocalist. The band’s songs, especially Nakkali Maiya, brought Kamal into the limelight, but it was the iconic track Sustari Suatari that truly cemented his place in Nepali music. Solo Career: Building on the success of his time with Ethos Band, Kamal Khatri pursued a solo career and released his first album, Pida. The album was a huge hit, with songs like Pida and Sambodhan becoming fan favorites. His music videos gained widespread airplay on television and FM stations, solidifying his reputation as a talented and influential artist in Nepal. Achievements and Recognition: Over the years, Kamal Khatri has garnered significant recognition for his contributions to Nepali music. He has received several awards for his powerful voice and songwriting skills. His time with Ethos Band helped shape the band’s success, while his solo projects continue to resonate with listeners, earning him praise and a loyal fanbase. Popular Songs: Nakkali Maiya (Ethos Band) Sustari Suatari (Ethos Band) Pida (Solo Album) Sambodhan (Solo Album) Mero Jindagima (Solo Album) Beyond Music: Despite his success, Kamal remains grounded, expressing gratitude to his family, friends, and fans for their unwavering support. Known for his humble nature and commitment to his craft, Kamal’s journey from a young aspirant to a celebrated figure in Nepali music is an inspiring testament to his dedication. With his rich voice and musical vision, Kamal continues to be a key figure in the Nepali music industry, with even greater accomplishments on the horizon.