We recently witnessed a very noble program at Maya Nepal-a rehabilitation centre for Drug and HIV infected. This noble program was organized to make people aware about the condition of people who were recovering from drug addiction. The program sought to inform the mass outside the rehabilitation center about the social problems faced by the people infected with HIV and people recovering from drugs. Formally, the program’s was about “stigma and discrimination” and it sought to “encourage and inspire”.
A proficient drummer and singer Santosh Thapa came up with his
innovative collection Safatik on market. Album was released on 15 June
2008 at Celebration Pub Thamel. Rajendra Grung principal/music director
of Nepal police school and secretary of music association of Nepal had
inaugurated the album.
After the grand success of the song Aakhir Tada from his album
Bidambana, Ravi Bajarcharya was away from the music scene. Now he is
back again with his new album. For the enhancement of arrangements and
composition than first compilation he took 5 years to complete his new
compilation.
Guinness shot up in popularity after the release of three videos from their album “Tears”. The songs Samjhi Basnechhu’s video where the vocalist Deepesh shouts his lungs out is an impressive one. Formed originally with four members Deepesh as vocalist, Bishal as bass guitarist, Umesh on rhythm guitar and Kundan on drums due to the members going abroad and other unfavorable string of events now only Deepesh and Ramesh are left as full timers in the band. The band is supported by Deepal and Manizil. “Tears” is marketed by Maya and is available in the market.
Sixteen, lively and pretty Marcia Adhikari is all set to hit the Nepali music scene like a storm down under. Defining music as a form of expression and her passion she also dreams to make it big in the acting domain in the future after joining a film school. Though without any formal training but her voice quality and American accent will make you listen to her songs again and again. For that you will have to wait till October or November 2008.
The drum resounding “Stop Piracy, Save Music” always beats at loud
volumes but the problem of music piracy and selling of MP3s illegally
has made the Nepali music and even movie industry paralyzed. In every
interview I’ve taken when asked to tell something to the audience
almost every artist repeats the cliché “Stop Piracy, Save Music” but
what are they doing to put some brakes to this rising problem?
Sonam Pakhrin is the lively VJ of program dial the number which airs on NTV2 metro on weekdays. A soft spoken, unplanned but successful name in Nepali media and music domain Sonam want to be known an outstanding VJ and program producer. He stepped on this planet on May 10 at Asam, India. After his schooling in Mt. Egmont school in Darjeeling he joined Kurseong college from where he complete his bachelors in Arts/humanities in 2001 AD.
We recently witnessed a very noble program at Maya Nepal-a rehabilitation centre for Drug and HIV infected. This noble program was organized to make people aware about the condition of people who were recovering from drug addiction. The program sought to inform the mass outside the rehabilitation center about the social problems faced by the people infected with HIV and people recovering from drugs. Formally, the program’s was about “stigma and discrimination” and it sought to “encourage and inspire”.
A proficient drummer and singer Santosh Thapa came up with his
innovative collection Safatik on market. Album was released on 15 June
2008 at Celebration Pub Thamel. Rajendra Grung principal/music director
of Nepal police school and secretary of music association of Nepal had
inaugurated the album.
After the grand success of the song Aakhir Tada from his album
Bidambana, Ravi Bajarcharya was away from the music scene. Now he is
back again with his new album. For the enhancement of arrangements and
composition than first compilation he took 5 years to complete his new
compilation.
Guinness shot up in popularity after the release of three videos from their album “Tears”. The songs Samjhi Basnechhu’s video where the vocalist Deepesh shouts his lungs out is an impressive one. Formed originally with four members Deepesh as vocalist, Bishal as bass guitarist, Umesh on rhythm guitar and Kundan on drums due to the members going abroad and other unfavorable string of events now only Deepesh and Ramesh are left as full timers in the band. The band is supported by Deepal and Manizil. “Tears” is marketed by Maya and is available in the market.
Sixteen, lively and pretty Marcia Adhikari is all set to hit the Nepali music scene like a storm down under. Defining music as a form of expression and her passion she also dreams to make it big in the acting domain in the future after joining a film school. Though without any formal training but her voice quality and American accent will make you listen to her songs again and again. For that you will have to wait till October or November 2008.
Sonam Pakhrin is the lively VJ of program dial the number which airs on NTV2 metro on weekdays. A soft spoken, unplanned but successful name in Nepali media and music domain Sonam want to be known an outstanding VJ and program producer. He stepped on this planet on May 10 at Asam, India. After his schooling in Mt. Egmont school in Darjeeling he joined Kurseong college from where he complete his bachelors in Arts/humanities in 2001 AD.
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