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Sujan Chapagain is a prominent Nepali singer, composer, and lyricist, celebrated for his unique blend of traditional Nepali folk elements with contemporary melodies. Born on March 6, 1998, in Bharatpur, Nepal, he developed an early passion for music, influenced by his mother, who is also a singer. He completed his schooling at Narayani Higher Secondary School and pursued a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) at the Ace Institute of Management.  his academic background, Sujan chose to follow his musical aspirations, participating in local competitions and events. Sujan gained widespread recognition with his debut song "Teenpatey," which resonated with audiences and showcased his distinctive musical style. He continued to captivate listeners with hits like "Gala Pukka," "Baaf," and "Lajayera," further establishing his presence in the Nepali music scene.

Avash Joshi is a Kathmandu‑based Nepali musician, arranger, composer, vocalist, and guitarist active in Nepal’s independent rock and metal scene. His work is characterized by self‑produced compositions, where he frequently handles lyrics, music, vocals, arrangement, recording, mixing, and mastering himself — a rare full‑stack production approach in Nepali music.His early work includes the track “Pretatma”, where he is credited for lyrics, music, vocals, arrangement, recording, mixing, and mastering . He maintains a presence on ReverbNation as a metal artist from Kathmandu, Nepal, showcasing his identity within the heavier genres of Nepali music .Joshi continues to release original music through A&J Studio, where he performs as vocalist, guitarist, and arranger. His 2026 release “Baal Metal Geet” features him on vocals, guitar, and arrangements, supported by a full band and produced at A&J Studio in Tahachal .

Balaram Samal is a Nepali music arranger, singer, and multi‑instrumentalist known for his versatile command over modern, folk, and cinematic sound design. Active since the 2010s, he has arranged music for numerous Nepali songs across digital platforms, collaborating with singers, composers, and studios to craft polished, emotionally rich productions. His work is recognized for blending traditional Nepali melodic textures with contemporary arrangements, supported by his strong musicianship on multiple instruments.

Shantiram Rai (also known as Pragya Shanti Ram Rai) is a highly respected Nepali music composer, singer, and songwriter originally from Khotang, Diktel. Active for over four decades, he is recognized as one of the most influential creators in modern Nepali folk and contemporary music. His official profile describes him as a “Renowned Music Composer, Singer, Songwriter in the Nepali Music Industry.”A prolific creator, Shantiram Rai has composed more than 2,000 songs, a milestone highlighted during his major solo concert covered by Kantipur Daily, which celebrated his lifelong contribution to Nepali music. His work spans folk, lok‑pop, patriotic, sentimental, and modern Nepali genres, and he is known for both studio compositions and powerful live performances.His albums such as Aagaman (2011), Musukkai Hasera (2011), and Dui Mutu (2010), along with singles like “Swadeshmai Rojagari” (2024) and “Shiraima Hamro Charatare Jhanda” (2025), reflect his evolving musical identity across decades.In recent years, he has been actively performing solo musical concerts (Ekal Saanjh) across Nepal, collaborating with respected artists such as Smita Pradhan, Shambhu Rai, Uday Sotang, Manila Sotang, Kankaisht Rai, Roshan Rai, and many others. His concerts feature both his classic hits and new compositions, often broadcast live on national platforms like NTV.