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Suvash Sundas is a dynamic Nepali folk-rock artist, singer, and composer known for blending traditional Nepali sounds with modern rock influences. Born and raised in Nepal, he moved to Switzerland in 2013, where he balances life as an IT professional by day and a musician by night. Suvash began crafting music at age 14 and was part of the band The Peace back home, performing folk-rock fusion. His debut album “Udna Deu” dropped in 2015, with the track “Maya Ho” earning nominations at the Image Awards and Hits FM Music Awards. Alongside guitarist Ramu Pariyar, he’s toured across Europe, igniting stages in Germany, the UK, and beyond. Their music evokes nostalgia and joy for the Nepali diaspora, with hits like “Maya Garchu” and “Mann” capturing hearts worldwide.

Suraj Pandit is a powerful voice from Jumla, Nepal, known for his evocative songwriting, soulful singing, and socially conscious music direction. Born on February 23, 1991, in Maliabid-4, Chandannath Municipality, he rose to prominence with the viral hit “Railko Bato”, a song that poignantly captures the struggles of life in Karnali and the stark contrast with urban privilege. His music often blends folk and contemporary styles, with lyrics that challenge inequality and celebrate resilience. Suraj writes, composes, and performs many of his songs, including “Singha Durbar”, “Maya Basyo Jumla Bazaarma”, and “Tamra Manma”. Despite early hardships and working as a forest guard, he pursued music relentlessly, earning accolades like the Bindhyabasini Music Jury Award, Rara National Music Award, and Radio Kantipur’s Best New Singer.

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.

Durga Kharel, born on the 5th of Kartik in Bhadrapur, Jhapa, is a talented Nepali singer known for her melodious voice. The youngest in a family of five siblings, Durga was always supported by her family, especially her parents Khem Raj and Laxmi Kharel. Musical Journey: Durga’s passion for music began in her childhood, but it wasn’t until she moved to Kathmandu in 2059 BS that she pursued it seriously. She completed her B. Music degree at Indira Sangeet Vidyaalaya, where she honed her skills. Her breakthrough came when she participated in Nepali Tara in 2062 BS, where she reached the top ten. This exposure led to several offers to sing in collection albums, and in 2064 BS, she released her debut solo album, Dil, which marked her as a recognized name in Nepali music. Career Highlights: Durga’s soulful voice and unique style quickly gained her recognition in Nepali music. She has contributed to multiple collection albums and Nepali movie songs. Durga is currently working on her second solo album, promising to bring more of her distinctive sound to her fans. Popular Songs: Dil (Solo Album) Timro Yaad (Collection Album) Bishal Hami (Nepali Movie Song) Mero Jindagiko (Collection Album) Personal Life and Future: While focused on her music career, Durga also looks forward to marriage. She hopes to find a life partner who understands her artistic pursuits. Despite the economic challenges in the music industry, Durga continues to thrive and work toward her future, with plans for more musical releases.