Born into the Gandharba folk music tradition of Nepal, Prince Nepali is the fourth generation in his family to play the sarangi — a unique bowed instrument from Nepal. He began playing music at the age of four with his father, renowned sarangi player Shyam Nepali, and quickly developed a style of his own. Prince has brought the sarangi to many different styles of music including jazz, irish fiddling, folk music from Azerbaijan, and accompanying Nepali-Indian singer-songwriters. He performs regularly with internationally known artists such as Bipul Chettri, Ani Choying Drolma (UNICEF National Ambassador) and Deepak Bajracharaya. He has performed on stages worldwide including in Australia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Japan and many more.

In addition to performing, Prince is a sought-after sarangi instructor and music educator. He has taught sarangi to the musical troops of the Nepali army, currently teaches early music education at the Kevin Rohan Memorial Eco Foundation (a renowned Waldorf school in Nepal), and is the founder of Sarangi Ghar, an initiative to share sarangi music worldwide.