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Surya Thulung is a renowned Nepali singer and music composer, celebrated for his significant contributions to the country's music industry. Born on June 27 in Ilam, Nepal, he has been active in the music scene since 1989. Career Highlights: Throughout his career, Surya Thulung has released several albums and singles that have resonated with audiences. Notable works include: Albums: Spandan (1991) Shrenkhala (1992) Sungabha (2011) Surya Thulung Ka Geet (2010) Surya Thulung Ka Geet-2 (2010) Popular Songs: "Machhi Marana" (featuring Nabin Dhungel, Tirtha Kumari Thapa and Hira Devi Rai) "Ma Geet Bhaye" "Yo Nepali Thito" "Yati Tadha" "Sarai Paryo" "Mero Mann" "Baduli Bho" "Badalu Ko" Collaborations: Surya Thulung has collaborated with various artists, including Nabin Dhungel, Tirtha Kumari Thapa, Hira Devi Rai, and Chandra Kumar Moktan, enriching the Nepali music landscape with diverse and melodious compositions. Surya Thulung's dedication and artistry have left an indelible mark on Nepali music, inspiring both audiences and emerging artists alike.

The Axe Band is a well-known rock band from Nepal. Let me share some information about them: Formation and Members: The Axe Band was formed in 1992 and officially established in 1993. The current members include: Shiva Mukhiyaa: Bassist and vocalist Sajal Rajbhandari: Guitarist Surendra Shrestha: Drummer Albums: Their debut album, “Dhunwa,” didn’t perform well initially. However, their third album, “Majhi Dai” (2000), showcased a mix of hard rock and southern rock flavors and gained popularity. Notable hits from their albums include “Chiya Barima” and "Pallo Dadama." Popular Songs: “Thado Jane Ukalo”: A Nepali rock song by The Axe Band. “Hamro Nepal”: From the album “Vadaas.” “KALA JADU”: Featuring Shiva Mukhiya, Surendra Shrestha, and Sajal Rajbhandari. Feel free to explore their music and enjoy the Nepali rock vibes! 🎸

Red cap, white hand bands, white scarf, a locket having picture of eagle and leopard, loose clothes and long pants. Guess who’s he? Off course, he’s Nirnaya Shrestha AKA Nirnaya da NSK. He is the naughty soul kid of Nepali music without whom hip-hop or Rap music can’t even be imagined. While other musicians appeared and then disappeared, none were able to match Nirnaya’s standards. Nirnaya was born on 15th Feb. in Birgunj . His father Dr. Shantinath Shrestha went to America to complete his PHD and Nirnaya too moved with him in 1988. Nirnaya joined school in America but carried on guitar classes. He had X-factor in music from very beginning. He participated on most of his school shows. His singing career started from his very Mt. Loghl schooling in 1990. During those times, rap music was in its growth stage. Since, one could express all his life in a single song easily and could connect with the listeners; he was strongly influenced by it so he learned it. He also bagged president of frequency award in eighth standard. As soon as his father completed his PhD, Nirnaya came back to his land and joined St. Xavier School. He had to take tuitions for basic Nepali alphabet. With a view to introduce rap songs among Nepali listeners, he joined image fm in 1999 and started hosting a program name “Bring the house down”. Later after 5 months, he started recording an album for the same name with his group, “Nirnaya and Da’ all stars”. His group mates were Samir, Pranav Joshi, Shakeel and others. The failure of his group was his group mates’ different musical interests. Then after, Nirnaya joined Samrat. They jointly recorded a song Jhilili….. This song strengthened their relationship. In the mean time Rinchin also joined the team. The motive behind naming their group as “The Rappers’ Union” was just an idea of uniting the rappers. “The rappers’ union” released their first album, “For u all” in 2000. It also included English songs like “For u all” and “The game must go on”. More than 1000 CDs were sold by the Rappers’ Union themselves.  

Bom Bahadur Karki is a talented Nepali Lok Dohori singer known for his contributions to traditional folk music. His songs often reflect the rich cultural heritage of Nepal, blending heartfelt lyrics with captivating melodies. Some of his popular works include Dai Saila, Sitalu Gham Chhaya, and Devi Deurali, which showcase his deep connection to Nepali folk traditions.