Manik Man Singh

JB Lama is one of Nepal’s senior and most respected flutists, widely recognized for his decades‑long contribution to Nepali modern, folk, and film music. He has collaborated with legendary icons including Narayan Gopal, Gopal Yonjan, Nati Kaji, Fatteh Man, and many others, shaping the sound of Nepali music across multiple eras. Lama is also credited with creating his own flute‑playing pattern, a stylistic signature still followed by many contemporary flutists.

Roshan Sharma is a renowned Nepali guitarist and Mohan Veena player celebrated for his distinctive riffs, versatile tunings, and ability to blend Eastern classical expression with Western contemporary styles. A disciple of Grammy Award–winning maestro Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, he has built a prolific career as a session musician, contributing to over 4,000 songs across Nepali, Indian, and cross‑border projects.He is a member of the instrumental jazz‑rock band Urjaa (Nepal), Kavya (Dubai), and the acclaimed Pakistani band The Sketches, expanding his musical reach across South Asia. His performances are widely regarded as engrossing, marked by deep musical sensitivity and mastery of both guitar and Mohan Veena.Sharma has recorded and performed pieces such as Saanjhi, Faani Aur Baqa, Dil Jo Dost (Unplugged), Ishq Laga Mann Jaga, Jeevan, Panchion Ka Gaon, Aashiq Mast Jalali, and Ram Kali, among many others.Beyond performance, he has contributed to music education as a lecturer at Tribhuvan University and currently heads the music department at Osho Tapoban, where he continues to mentor and inspire young musicians.

Bhupendra Rasaili is a Nepali Octapad player and drummer known for his dynamic rhythmic style and his work across live stages, cultural programs, and collaborative musical performances. His playing blends modern electronic percussion with traditional Nepali rhythmic patterns, making him a versatile accompanist for singers, folk ensembles, and contemporary fusion acts.