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Manoj Chaulagain is a Nepali music arranger, composer, and producer known for his melodic sensibility and clean acoustic‑driven arrangements across modern Nepali songs. Active in studio production and independent releases, he has arranged and composed tracks such as Ma Timibina, Meri Mayalu, and Maya Yestai, collaborating with leading vocalists including Melina Rai, Kaushalraj Khadka, and Krishna Pandey. His work spans arrangement, composition, lyrics, and production.

Urgen Dong was born in Kavreplanchawk, Nepal. He comes from a humble family background, with his father working as a tempo driver and his mother as a daily wage worker. From a young age, Urgen was passionate about music and worked various jobs to support his family and pursue his musical dreams. Career Highlights Debut Song: "Maya Marya Chaina" Popular Songs: "Tadha Bhaya Pani," "Lajalu Mayaalu," "Hamro Yo Maya," "Maya Tito Mitho" Awards: National Box Office Music Video Awards Collaborations Dui Din Ko Maya: Featuring Bijay Dong and Sapna Tamang Tamang Dai: Featuring Bijay Dong, Shrijana Tamang, and Sundar Dhital Saiyaa: Featuring Annu Chaudhary and Bijay Dong Musical Style Urgen Dong's music blends traditional Nepali sounds with contemporary elements, creating a unique and captivating style. His powerful voice and emotive performances have made him a beloved figure in the Nepali music industry.

Dhruba KC (2003–2077 BS) was a pioneering Nepali modern singer, composer, and radio personality whose soulful voice left an indelible mark on the golden era of Nepali music. Born in Kathmandu to Yagya Bahadur KC and Padam Kumari KC, he began singing at Radio Nepal as a child in 2010 BS and quickly rose to fame with evergreen hits like “Mayalu Hazur Hunchan,” “Narou Narou Saili,” “Timro Maya Kagajko,” and “Aru Kalo Rail Ko Dhuwale.” He was also a music composer, lyricist, and one of Nepal’s first jingle creators, and even performed for King Mahendra, who awarded him a gold medal. Dhruba KC was the uncle of actor Bhuwan KC and remained a respected figure in the industry until his passing in 2021 due to Parkinson’s disease. His legacy lives on through his timeless melodies and his pioneering role in shaping modern Nepali music.

Sawan Joshi is a talented Nepali sitar player, composer, and music teacher known for his soulful renditions of Hindustani classical ragas. With a deep foundation in Indian classical music, he has performed at prestigious venues such as the Harmony Nepal Japan concert at Patan Museum, where he played Raga Bageshree alongside tabla maestro Milesh Tandukar. Sawan has spent several years teaching music in Japan, where he continues to promote South Asian classical traditions to international audiences. His performances are marked by meditative depth, melodic clarity, and a strong sense of raga structure. He is also associated with the Society of Classical Music Nepal, contributing to educational sessions and cultural exchange programs.