About Music Nepal

Music Nepal was established in 1982, under the Industrial Act of Nepal, as the first music industry in the country. It pioneered the concept of royalty payments to artists and creators of music by paying a fixed percentage of sales revenue of their albums. This encouraged creation and helped in the exponential growth of the industry. The growth was driven especially by the popularity of Dohori and Folk Songs of different parts of the country. Music Nepal also played a catalytic role in developing Copyright Law and over the years has joined hands with numerous stake holders to strengthen the copyright regime in the country.

More About Music Nepal

After the collapse of physical sales of music-cassettes and CDs, Music Nepal spearheaded change by retailing its contents in different forms such as Ring Back Tones in mobile and full length songs on various digital platforms including ITunes, Spotify, Sony Music, YouTube, and more recently through its own App named MOMO. It also evolved to diversify its product offerings to cover music videos, television serials and movies. Today, Music Nepal has alliances with several other music companies for digital marketing of their songs, videos and personal ring back tones (PRBTs) globally and accounts for three quarter of the music market in the country. It also hosts the largest number of music and related contents which includes volumes of original songs of different genres in Nepali and various regional languages and a sizable collection of videos in digital format. With more than four decades of quality service, continuous improvement and sincere dedication, Music Nepal has established itself as the undisputed market leader in the music business in Nepal.

MUSIC NEPAL

Management Team

Mark Jance

CEO / FOUNDER

Aviana Plummer

CEO / FOUNDER

Braydon Wilkerson

CEO / FOUNDER

Kristin Watson

CEO / FOUNDER

Team Members

Mark Jance

CEO / FOUNDER

Aviana Plummer

CEO / FOUNDER

Braydon Wilkerson

CEO / FOUNDER

Kristin Watson

CEO / FOUNDER

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