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Sammy D Real G is a Nepali rapper, songwriter, and performer known for his raw street‑style delivery and energetic stage presence. Based in Shantinagar, he has built a strong following with tracks like “Rap Sun Nepali Ko,” “Amulya,” and “No Flex,” collaborating with leading NepHop producers and performing actively across the underground scene.

Manas Ghale (Loorey) is a pioneering Nepali rapper, singer, and songwriter from Kathmandu, active since 2000. A founding member of Nepsydaz, he is known for hits like “Sukeko Jiu Ma Loorey Ko Bal,” “Yatri,” and albums Manasick Medicine and Malai Man Pardaina Timro Rap. He has toured internationally and served as a judge on major hip‑hop reality shows.

OMG SPARK (real name Saksham Shrestha, सक्षम श्रेष्ठ) is a Nepalese hip‑hop artist, rapper, and music producer whose work fuses traditional Nepali folk instruments with contemporary hip‑hop to create a distinctly cultural yet global sound. Born on April 28, 2001, and raised in Kathmandu in his family’s cassette shop, he grew up surrounded by sarangi, flute, rock, and hip‑hop—an early immersion that shaped his mission to bridge heritage and modernity through music. Spark is known for his multilingual rap in Nepali and English, powerful live energy, and production style that incorporates instruments such as Khin, Dhimay, Bhusya, Sarod, Sitar, and Flute inside modern beats. His work is deeply informed by Hindu and Buddhist philosophy, and often explores spirituality, cultural preservation, social consciousness, and youth identity, positioning him not just as an entertainer but as a cultural advocate using hip‑hop to preserve and reimagine Nepali heritage. He releases music and visual projects under the OMG Spark banner, with a growing catalog on YouTube and streaming platforms, including collaborations like “Babal” (with Sisan Baniya and Nawaj Ansari) and original works that spotlight Nepal’s sound on a global stage. His stated mission is to showcase Nepalese brilliance to the world, empower youth, and use art as a transformative force for identity, memory, and community.

Sudin Pokharel, popularly known as DA69, is a pioneer in the Nepali hip-hop industry. Born on February 23, 1979, in Biratnagar, Nepal, he has been a prominent figure in Nepali rap and music since the late 1990s. Apart from his music career, he has also worked as a journalist, sports news anchor, and producer for Kantipur TV. Some of his notable songs include: "Josh" (2019) "Mrityu" (2020) "Samriddhi" Sudin Pokharel is known for his lyrical depth and unique style, which have left a lasting impact on Nepali music. He currently resides in Australia with his family and continues to contribute to the music scene.