Jyoti Magar signed up {with a|along with a|using a|by using a|having a} Kathmandu-based record company and recorded her first album in 2006. A music video was also produced, but the company later decided not to release the album, possibly {due to|being a|as a|considering|a result of} risks involved in producing an album of {a new|a whole new|another|the brand new|the most up-tp-date} singer en masse.
Magar’s second and third albums Maya Sanga (with love) and Ui Mulako Sinki Ui Mulako Chana became instant hits all over Nepal and among Nepali diaspora {abroad|on foreign soil|in foreign countries|in foreign lands|out of the house}. As of 2015, she has produced more than {half a dozen|several|half-dozen|seven|six} albums, giving voice to nearly 30 Nepali folk {songs|your favourite music|popular music|new music|love songs}. Jyoti Magar normally writes and composes her music {herself|small|micro|little|very little}. She also appears as a model in her music videos. Some of her famous songs include Piratima Dam Chha and Jimmal Bauki Chhori.
Apart from folk (lok dohori and teej songs) singing, Jyoti has also appeared in a Gurung-language film {and has|and|that has|and also|consists of} done radio dramas and street dramas in the {past|prior|ago|more than|previous years}. In an interview with the NepaliHeadlines, when asked if she had any suggestions to newcomers, Jyoti said that music is an worship to lord Saraswoti and {it needs|it will take|it deserves|it|it takes} a lot of patience, practice and sincerity, and {if you are|for those who are|when you are|in the event you|in case you're} entering the musical world just for name, fame and money, just don’t do that. When asked whether her glamour was appropriate in Nepali folk music, she responded saying that like curry needs salt; music needs glamour, and glamour {not only in|installing|with|not just in} songs, but also in words, meaning and music.
In the same interview, she demanded that the government of Nepal {should provide|must provide|ought to provide|usually supplies|has most likely furnished} a different passport or at least an identity card to artists and celebrities to facilitate international and domestic travels. Jyoti Magar has travelled {in many|practically in|regarding|to all|in a few} countries of Asia, the Middle East and Europe {to perform|to do|carry out} in musical stage programs mainly organized by non-resident Nepali organizations abroad.
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