Nepal Audio Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Nepal

Marcelo Politano is a Brazilian musician specialist in folk flutes and professor in Transcultural music and South American music at the Global department of the Sibelius Academy (Finland). Marcelo is also a doctoral researcher in music at the same institution. All recordings done at a highly professional studio (Siba-Helsinki).

Hi, my name is Gustavo and I'm an artist from Brazil. I am a guitarist and singer with a various background in latin, brazilian music, jazz and pop/rock songs. As a producer, I've worked with people from all over the world, like Brazil, United States, Nepal, China, United Kingdom and helped them achieve marvelous results.

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Autodidact multi-instrumentalist, since 2004 I'm been doing research in the fields of ethnomusicology and musical mysticism, rediscovering ancient sound practices from various continents which strengthen our self-healing power and specializing myself as "Sound Therapist" with some specific techniques of singing and playing in ethnic instruments.

I am currently a Singer, Music Director, Arranger, Music Instructor and Mixing Engineer in Tamang & Nepali Music Industry. I have done more than 500 songs in Music Arrangement. Debut Tamang's song “Shikhar Pagu” was released in 2019 and the Nepali song “Sida Sida” was released in 2017.

I’m a music producer and mixing/mastering engineer specializing in Hip-Hop, R&B, Trap, and Lo-Fi — turning raw ideas into industry-ready records with clarity, punch, and vibe.

Plugin Panku is a beat producer from Biratnagar, Nepal, operates his own studio where he professionally Mixes, Masters, and Records .The name is associated with the record label PPG Records. Although hip-hop is his primary genre, he also occasionally dabbles in pop production. As per the day , Musical Score in films is also his primary focus.

Dipesh K. Shrestha is a Nepalese singer & actor who was born on December 20th, 2004, in the city of Kathmandu.