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Cover Story;Norbu Tamang and his

musical odyssey

Connecting Strings; Sanjeev Baraily

Fighting Health - Making Music; Seema Sangraula

Recalling Legend;

Tara Devi

Owner of a Bold Career

Ciney Gurung

MandiraDhungel; Living the Radio Dream

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When we travel on bus or on road or at any public means of transport, we talk with people. And the basics of the conversation start with the question, ‘Where are you from?’ Well, the other individual would reply the name of the place s/he belong or even the community s/he from. But, at the 21st century where the people of our country have been demanding the distribution of the nation with regards to caste, creed and other geographical boundaries. No country shall be a prosperous one if it is divided under whatsoever conditions. We are known for our brotherhood, love and most importantly; UNITY throughout the world. If the forthcom-ing constitution is made under such circumstances, our identity of UNITED people of Nepal would be a mere joke to the people of the world. There’s an old saying, ‘all is well when end is well.’ If the political parties can make such constitution that guarantees ‘constitution of the non-fragmented Nepal,’ well, all their past errors will be duly forgiven by the people of Nepal.

An American Union leader and five times the candidate of the Socialist party for President of the US, Eugene Victor Debs had once said, “I have no country to fight for; my country is the earth, and I am a citizen of the world”. It’s hard to learn but no doubt this saying is solely introducing about the saturated character of citizens of earth.

This isn’t the hidden fact that the current societies have soulfully adopted an individual mentality instead of global mentality. In fact the modern shape of this system and an inhuman strategies of current society holders have resulted an unwilling adaptation in separate environment by making their own individual countries.Theoretically, citizens symbolize all those members of the nation who legally deserves the right to live, work, share idea and politically participate in activities of the nation from their related region or area. But, when it comes to suppose the citizen of earth, then the first and the most necessity will count those entire individuals who have an ability to view the world through the vision of Statistical observation by the United States Census Bureau’s in 2013 expresses that the total number of citizen residing in 196 countries of the world is 7.169 Billion. The USCB had figured that the world population exceeded 7 billion on March 12, 2012. If a separate calculation by the UNPF is to be believed, it reached this milestone on October 31st, 2011. With unstoppable time interval, the world’s population is ceaselessly incrementing since the end of the great famine and the Black Death 1350, when it was near 370 million. The quickest growth rates- global population increases above 1.8% per year and in this way the global population is expected to reach between 8.3 and 10.9 billion by 2050.

But what is about the modernization in behavior of citizen towards the current Earth? Unfortunately it is still the same as it used to be in dinosaur era where no emotion and care related to own sur-rounding used to exist which has later resulted destruction.

This won’t be wrong to say most of the human in this 21st have become slave of their own mentality as they have started to live the life from their own. Everyone doesn’t pay interest to do something for their environment. That’s why one doesn’t have to attempt revolutionary move but necessarily needs to adapt in commonness with everyone who needs it. The sense of helping people without expecting anything in return needs to magnify. Whatever be the condition, one shouldn’t spare their denouncement attitude to all acts of injustice. Instead of blaming politicians or representatives for the worst condition, one needs to learn to choose the governing body with active participation. Some are modest but change inviting habits needs to triumph; helping elderly people in walks of their life, avoiding custom of bouncing thrash to streets, cleaning or inspiring other to clean city, pub-lic places et cetera. Social duties needs to get encouraged, entirely dropping off one’s involvement in sex and drug abuse, domestic violence, molestation et cetera.

Promptness should be shown by each citizen in erasing the basic problem like religion conflict, bias mentality, sex discrimination, animal sacrificing et cetera. Finally I would like to suggest everyone to assume themselves not only the part of the world’s population, not only the citizen of their own Nation but efforts as the ambassador of this common Earth considering it’s their personal problem. It is tuff but surely not impossible task to bring heroic revolution one day. And we will be answered; Are we a citizen of this earth?

ARE WE A CITIZEN OF THIS EARTH?

Badhai Kasari by Rajesh Lama released

Desh Nirman, a national song Biju’s Sara Din Released

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Rajesh Lama has finally released his new music video titled Badhai Kasari which features the most loved star cast; Suraj Singh Thakuri and Priyanka Karki. The music video which is directed by Nikesh Khadka is composed and written by the singer himself and is arranged by Udesh Shrestha. The video is shot by Dhiraj Jung Shah and is edited by Nishan Ghimire.

Desh Nirman, a music video which is one of the most appreciated music video of the current sceanario has been receiving various positive feedbacks all over. The song is dominant with a national feeling. The song features various artists like Om Bikram Bista, Udesh Shrestha, Pramod Kharel, Bhugol Dahal, Mausami Gurung, Yubaraj Chaulaagai, Sima Sangraula, Suraj Shrestha,Puja Gurung, Mings Lama , Om Krishna Shrestha, Sujata Manandhar (Upadhyaya),Aakankshya Basyaal,Vikash Bhattarai, Bishwo Nepali, Roshan Shrestha, Rajan Magar, Swayam Gurung, Suraj Shahi Thakuri, Nikki Karki, Suraj Poudel, Kali Prasad Banskota, Benu Raut and Aman Pradhan. The song is a lyrical interpretation by Bipin Marma and Udesh Shrestha. With the devastating earthquake that brought the entire nation to heitus, the music video appeals the entire Nepali nationals for joining hands for reconstruction. The music video is supported by CTV Mobiles.

Shot at Casino Mahjong, Biju Pandit has come up with a new music video for the song Sara Din which features Priyanka Karki and Aayushman. The song is com-posed by versatile pop singer Sugam Pokharel and is arranged by Rajan Ishan. The music video is directed by one of the pioneer directors; Suraj Singh Thakuri, shot by Dhiraj Jung Shah and is edited by Suraj Singh Thakuri.


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Norbu Tamang is one of the emerging new talents in

the Nepali music industry. Based in Australia, Norbu has

come to Nepal time and again and has gifted some very

interesting and lovely music videos. Currently, his new

music video Khusi Umanga is creating a good vibration

in the music industry. The music video is about doing

things right and spreading a positive message to the

disabled individuals creating a reason to smile. One of its

kind, the music video has hold the strong theme of Smile

and Humanity and the director Pasang Yonjann Lama

has rightfully achived huge appreciation in the music

industry itself.

Currently, I’m busy with some of my personal and mu-

sical stuffs. For the meantime, I’m focused on releasing

my singles only. I have some plans for my album in near

future. I intend to return to Nepal shortly when I figure

out what I should do next. I just released my music video

for the song titled Khusi Umanga which was directed by

Pasang Yonjan Lama. The song is written and composed

by Hercules Basnet and arranged by Manzil KC. This

music video is shot by Amrit Sunuwar and is edited

by Nishan Ghimire. The song and music video itself

possesses a strong positive vibes and is appreciated

by my listeners and viewers. The music video itself is a

prototype in the Nepali music industry that holds a theme

of sharing smile.

Creating a reason to smile; Khusi Umanga by

Norbu Tamang


Greetings! Your fans would like to know how you choose to be a musician; precisely a guitarist.Hi! Thank you for the opportunity. Well, music was my dream from my younger days. During my younger days, I used to have a friend named Kiran Rasaily who used to play guitar. He was a fine guitarist. I was very much interested in watching him play guitar. It was he, who ignited the will to play guitar within me. Later, I asked him to teach me play guitar which he happily agreed. But the only problem was that he lived some miles away from my house. I have to learn guitar so, I used to wall all the way to his house and started learning. Some days he wouldn’t be at home and someday he’d be busy with something else. But I didn’t give up. After learning for few months, I got my first guitar. Seeing my dedication and interest in guitar, my father gifted me a guitar which was the happiest moment of my life. I started practicing my guitar and even formed a band for musical festival in Tihar. After I completed my schooling, I came to Kathmandu to peruse my musical dream. The only musical guru I was intending to follow was Mr. Sachin Singh. I met him and said that I want to learn from him. But he said, ‘I’m an old tiger, you better learn with the younger on who’s Gopal Rasaily.’ He even referred me to Gopal Rasaily. It’s been over a decade and still today, I’m learning with him. He’s my musical god father.

Awesome. Tell us about the band Adrian & Frendz that you’re in.After working so many years in the music industry, I finally was able to work together with Adrian Pradhan. In the beginning, we worked as assistance to Adrian Pradhan’s unplugged sessions. Today, it’s been 3 years we’re working as a band ‘Adrian & Frends.’ The band has successfully toured Dubai, Korea and Hong Kong.

Tell us about your solo involvements and performances.Well, I’ve worked for over 5000 songs and hundreds of albums. I’ve been working as a music composer and music arranger over the years. I’ve performed in many places in Nepal and India. A couple of months back, I was one of the privileged musician to perform in the one of the most privileged venue, ‘Royal Albert Hall’ together with Deep Shres-tha, Om Bikram Bista, Yogeshwor Amatya, Deepak Bajracharya, James Pradhan and Tsujil Karmacharya.

Royal Albert Hall huh! How was the historical performance?Though I never expected that I’d be performing in the Royal Albert hall where legends like BB King, Eric Clapton, just to name a couple has performed; it was something be-yond the horizon of my dreams. The venue itself is one of the most prestigious halls for the musicians all over the world. It was a historical event for the fact that we were the first Nepali to perform there. We entered the hall from the basement parking area which led us to our respective practice rooms. Before the show when we went to the stage for ‘sound check,’ I became numb seeing the hall. Words simply can’t describe how I felt upon reaching there. We performed there in front of over 4000 audiences and the feeling was divine. It was an experience of a lifetime. The show itself has given much positive vibration.

Kripa Unplugged gave you a recognition you deserved. What do you have to say?Actually, we went there to record the first episode of the show where we were performing as Adrian & Frendz. Later, the proprietor of Kripa Drishya Entertainment Shiva Lamichane together with Manager Shanta Nepali and Director Aman Pratap Adhikari asked for my spare time or let’s say they asked me if I was free enough to be associated with Kripa Unplugged show as official musician. I said yes and rest is a beautiful history to me. The show has helped me be identified as one of the promising guitarist. The feedbacks form the viewers were very plesant.

Lastly… you have any closing lines?I’d like to thank my fans, critics and MuzBuzz. I’m working on my solo instrumental album which is on the way shortly. I’m busy composing music. I’d expect some feedbacks form my listeners too. I’d like to thank Shiva Lamichane, Shanta Nepali, Aman Pratap Adhikari and Yogeshwor Amatya for trusting me and my work.

Connecting Strings; Sanjeev Baraily

Becoming Sultan of the stringsBorn in Birtamod, Jhapa; Sanjeev Baraily is the name of the most successful contemporary musician/guitarist of today’s promising Nepali music fraternity. ‘A versatile guitar artist’ is what we’d like to say about Sanjeev. His tedious career how-ever wasn’t an ‘overnight dream come true’ thing. Over the past decade, he’d shown his dedication, sincerity and invested all of his time into music as a result of which, his name is no odds to the music fraternity. Making his collaboration from legendary Deep Shrestha, Yogeshwor Amatya, James Pradhan to today’s promising new artist, his musical interpretation in the songs have rightfully earned him a respectable place in the music industry. For this edition of MuzBuzz, we’d be talking to him about his musical endeavors and here’s what he has to say;

Media Talk


Living the Radio Dream; Mandira Dhungel

When she entered the radio 20 years back, it was her compassion of her wish. Now, 20 years hence, Mandira Dhungel is a celebrated name and

one of the standing pillars of youthful radio station Hits FM 91.2. When she recalls the early ‘hey-day,’ her face starts to shine with happiness which is

portrayed by her simple smile. She holds persona of youthfulness and dedication. A radio jockey, she’s currently the Program Director for the station

and has been motivating the contemporaries and the younger generation. For this edition of MuzBuzz, we’ll be talking into the odyssey of her career

and her experiences.

I was really enthusiastic to enter the radio. It was my wish or dream to be a radio jockey. There were many individuals who wished to pursue their career in

radio back then. But, since it was my dream, I was extremely determined for the same. At the same time, Hits FM was established and I applied for the job. I

was selected and today its nearing towards two decades of my radio career. I wonder if time flies.

I don’t find it any differences. People say that it’s easy to take rather to give. But, I’m sharing my experience and it’s no big job. It’s all about getting nostalgic

and recalling your days that you shared with the radio. Recalling the good old times about what you did or what you experienced is always a happy thing.

I don’t find it any differences. People say that it’s easy to take rather to give. But, I’m sharing my experience and it’s no big job. It’s all about getting nostalgic

and recalling your days that you shared with the radio. Recalling the good old times about what you did or what you experienced is always a happy thing.

Well, it’s the basics. I recall the first interview of my life. I recall my colleagues and all those

training sessions. We took training for almost a month when we were finally able to go live.

I was a bit nervous which is pretty natural. But then, I was confident and was trained well. I

still remember the first show Samjhana Ko Koseli where the first song I played was Danny

Denzompa’s Manko Kuralai. The program was scheduled every Saturday from 9 AM to 10

AM. The program is still running and I’m hosting the show. It’s almost been 20 years.

Well, it’s the radio from which people know me as Mandira. I think I’ve

earned it working for the 20 years of my life without thinking about

anything else. But, the best thing is that I was able to form a bond like

a family to the older generation of singers like Premdhowj Pradhan,

Narayan Gopal, Gopal Yonjan, just to name some and then to the

singers like Deep Shrestha, Sangita Rana, Deepak Jangam and finally

the pop generation’s stars like Nabin K Bhattarai, Nima Rumba. What I

meant to say is that I was able to build up

a warm relation with 3 generations of music Nepal has witnessed so far.

You see, time has to run like it always does. Nobody can stop it. This glamour industry

is such a luring one and many are attracted to it due to its charm. Some come to the

industry as a passion while some want to do music for their personal satisfaction. He who

takes music as his career gives his 100% and finds his way to sustain. Such becomes

successful in this industry. Though it may seem that the music market has sunk, ironically,

none of the artist is free. Either they are busy with concerts or abroad tour over the years.

Almost all of the recording studios are fully packed. Composers, lyricists, arrangers, music

company; no one is free. So, I think the industry hasn’t sunk rather people are getting

involved into it. The only thing is that the sales of music albums have sunk. But then, there

are plenty of options like concerts, mahotsavs and other programs through artists are able

to sustain in the industry

Greetings from MuzBuzz! 20 years ago when you joined the radio, Tell us how did it happen?

You interviewed many people throughout your career. How does it feel like being interviewed?

What do you recall the most about your early days in the radio?

What do you recall the most about your early days in the radio?

Singers complain that the music marked has sunk. What are your observations over the

years?

What have you achieved working in Hits FM?

Lastly…

Well, lastly, I’d like to thank you for letting me speak my mind or rather mak-

ing me feel nostalgic. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank my listeners,

my elders and my juniors for assisting me throughout my career.

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MixBuzzSeema Sangraula Born to Meena Sangraula and Mina Sangraula on 16th November, Seema Sangraula is known as a talented singer of the fraternity with her essential hit number titled K Nai Runuchha. Hailing from Dharan-11, Seema was always driven into music from her early childhood days when she idolized Céline Dion. Her debut album titled NOTE was enough to prove her musical skills and quickly turned as a sensational new artists. But, for over a couple of years, she stayed idle. MuzBuzz officials had a chance to talk with the singer and here’s how she explains her gap in the music industry;

Hi Seema, you seem to be lost for over a couple of years now. Tell the readers why?Well, the gap of my music would have been just over six months to a year max. But, I had a problem with my health. I had the operation of my Kidney Stone. Soon as I was about to recover, I needed the second operation for the same. So, I couldn’t come up with my music videos and new songs. Songs like K Nai Runu Chara and Lukauna Sakdina were already my preliminary hit songs that helped me to get a respectable position in the industry even with the debut release. However, I had a troublesome time with my kidney stone and a couple of for those complex surgeries for a couple of years.

How’s your health now?Today, I’m doing really fine. I’m very healthy these days.

Help for Human has distributed cloths for the marginal and needy stu-

dents of Durga Madhyamik School in Rupendehi district, Tillottama-19.

The students from grade 1 to 8 were distributed cloths by the teachers of

the school together with chairman Raman Subedi. On the same occa-

sion, principal of the school, Mr. Tara Prasad Chhantel thanked Help For

human foundation for the support.

Help For Human Foundation distributed Cloths in Rupendehi

Coming back to music, what are your gifts to your fans?Well, a song is already completed which is written by Ananda Adhikari and composed by Shikhar Santosh. The song was released some six months ago. The next song is titled You Know You Wanna dance whose audio is already released. It is written and composed by Hercules Basnet and arranged by Almoda Upreti and Biju dai is the recordist. It’s sort of a dancing number. The song is the production by Kripa Digital Studio. The music video is to be made available shortly.

You had your own style of singing. Why sudden change in genre?In the beginning I was into pop genre. Later, I experimented with Spanish Salsa dancing style fast track. I wanted to tryout something different within my comfort zone. First song K Nai Runuchha was a pop number. Despite Pop numbers being in shadow these days, I try to go with the same genre. I tried to experiment with the third number which was folk based fast track dancing number. While working on the same kind of music, I felt like I got monotonous so, I tried to be a bit versatile. It’s just an update for my come-back.

When will the listeners get to have your full studio album?Well, today the sales of music CDs is almost nil. I’m working for the singles. I might just take a couple of years for the next album. I could have done an album combining some songs from the old album and may be a couple of songs or may be three as an album which many singers have done over the years. But, I wanted to give new songs in the new album. So, I won be doing such only for the record. But, it takes time considering finance. Are you feeling some sorts of difficulty returning back to the industry once again?I’m sort of a lucky. Some difficulties arises for sure when there is a gap of a couple of years. But, as I said, I’m a bit lucky when it comes to returning back to the industry. My viewers have supported me so, returning back was a piece of cake because I belong to the industry. These two years, I’ve been rehearsing songs to shape up and boost up my singing. I was training my vocal. People have appreciated the maturity and change in vocal.What are up to these days?I’m up to various stage shows and concerts for the Nepali New Year 2072. Plus, I went to Qatar for my program. Yes, I must say, I’ve been busy doing music and shows to various places in the valley and in Pokhara.

Tell us about your new video.My new music video is directed by Biju Karmacharya and is being edited by Satish Dai. It’s a sort of a dancing number.

Lastly…My identity exist due to the love and support by my fans, listeners and viewers. I’d like to give my special thanks to Kali Prasad Baskota. It’s because of him that I’m here today. Also, I’d like to thank Sanoop Poudel for introducing me to Kali Prasad Baskota. I’d like to thank Gopal Rasaily dai of DoReMi studio where I recorded my song which even bagged music award. Also, like to thank my family. Also, I’d like to thank MuzBuzz Monthly Magazine.

Musicians and media person never seem to hesitate their contemprorary in todays music and media market. A glimpse of friendliness is what I found scattred all over the facebook. Out of which, we’ve managed to collect some of the influential status updates. Share your views on the column ‘What do you think?’ And this is how it reads;

What Do You Think?What Do You Think ?

Packed up... Ready to move... Way

to Solukhumbu... Concert n hik-

ing... Excitement... How long will it

take to reach there? Any guesses..

Frenzzzzz

Life itself is a lesson.. Suc-

cess doesn’t just come and

find you, You have to go out

and get it ! Thank you every-

one for your love and support

See You Again BOSTON !

Thank you so much for all the

Love & Support! Hello to DC /

Virginia see you soon ! feeling

happy.

Finally the show iS dOne and frOm

TODAY !!! It’s THE TIME FOR FUN-

NNNNNN. Having Mocha Frappe and

dinner with my Jeewan Bhai.. Aba

Voli Dekhi Ghumgham suru huncha

grin emoticon Right now @ Gangtok

Just came from Singtam feeling won-

derful at The Coffee Shop.

After show here in Hongkong

comming back to my home

country Nepal.Thanks to all

members of Bagaicha.com for ur

good hospitality and care. Bye

bye hongkong

After November Rain, Subas enter-

tainment and Aaryan Sigdel enter-

tainment presents “Classic”!! From

the director of November Rain

Dinesh Raut and the team!! Good-

luck Team, let’s get started!!

Namrataa Shrestha(Actor)

Sabin Rai(Singer)

Milan Amatya(Singer)

Aastha Raut(Singer)

Nima Rumba(Singer)

Anmol KC(Actor)


Yatra Sarovar

Perched 2322m above sea level, with

clear views to the north, east and

west, Daman boasts what is arguably the

most spectacular outlook on the Himalaya in

the whole of Nepal. There are unimpeded views

of the entire range from Dhaulagiri to Mt Everest from

the concrete viewing tower inside the Daman Moun-

tain Resort.

The Mountain Botanical Gardens comprise

over 78 hectares of forest. February to

March is the best time to visit, when

the rhododendrons (the national flow-

er of Nepal) are in bloom.

About 1km south of the village, a

trail leads west through the forest to

the tiny Shree Rikheshwar Mahadev

Mandir, sacred to Shiva. On the way, you

can drop into a gorgeous little gompa in a

glade of trees draped with thousands of prayer

flags. From the highway, it’s 1km to the gompa and

1.5km to the temple.

(Source:lonelyplanet.com)

Travel Guide:

Daman

ShaanKeeping in mind the forthcoming Haritalika Teej fstival, musician Tara-

prakash Limbu has come up with a Teej song for the first time in his career.

Even the most popular Melina Rai has debuted with a Teej song for the first

time in her career. The song titled “Aayo Teejko Lahar” has been penned

down by Neharika Laxmi Shahi. The music video for the same song has

been made available in youtube too. The music video features Saru Thapa

with the singer. The music video has been directed by Shaan Thapa, shot by

cameraperson Hari Neupane and is edited bt Tekendra Shah.

Bm D

Tara matra hoina timilai junai daijo de diu la

A G F# Bm

Maaga timi timilai mero jindagi nai di diu la

Bm

Timilai mero hey hey hey hey hey.........

Bm A

Timilai mero jhilimili aakash nai odhaula

D Bm

Tyo pauma rangi changi basanta chadhaula

Bm D

Timile pau tekne thauma shita ka thopa chari diu la

A G F# Bm

Timile saas pherne thau ma subhas le bhari diu la

(Additional Lyrics, play as above chords)

Timilai mero hey hey hey hey hey.........

Timilai mero mutu ko yo dhuk dhuki le jagau la

Yi nasha ma jobana ka madhu dhara bagaula

Sukumari timra otha ti mutu ma sangalu la

Timilai merai nyano nyano angalo ma angalula

Stress can be a major factor in our day-to-day lives, and while sometimes it

can keep us motivated and productive, too much stress can be overwhelming

and leave you with health issues. Personal growth expert Lyndelle Palmer Clarke

shares her top tips for handling stress and how to overcome it to stay calm.

1. Acknowledge your triggersFirst of all you need to know what triggers stress for you before you can take steps to

change it. Acknowledging those triggers is how you begin to manage and overcome

stress, so it doesn’t end up overwhelming you. For example, cut down on caffeine or

limit your time with people who make you feel stressed. If certain situations make you

stressed, you have two choices. Either learn to face them, or limit your exposure to

them.

2. Find the sourceSometimes it’s not obvious where your stress is coming from. It could be an outside sit-

uation that is obvious, or a subtle recurring thought pattern that triggers you. Either way,

you need to get to the source so you can proactively work to remove it and find peace.

3. Remember to breatheIt might seem simple but when was the last time you actually stopped and took a big

deep conscious breath? Sometimes that’s all it takes to reduce stress and instantly feel

better.

4. Take a day offSometimes all we need is to relax, re-set and rejuvenate. Taking a day off to do nothing

but rest can be all it takes to feel unburdened, energised and inspired again. It takes

emotional intelligence to recognise when we need to rest, and it is the smartest thing

you can do for yourself and those around you.

5. Build a foundationStress is usually not an overnight occurrence. It builds up over when we don’t properly

take care of ourselves. Stress strikes when we don’t have a good foundation in place.

My simple stress relieving checklist includes daily exercise, drinking enough water, yoga

or meditation, a good night sleep, a healthy diet and a positive mindset.

6. Keep a journalWriting in a journal brings the unconscious into the conscious, and unconscious thinking

patterns are very often the cause of stress. By putting those thoughts on paper, you

can begin to reveal the source of your stress and finally empower yourself to let go of

whatever is holding you in that stress pattern.

Tara matra hoina timilai

- Prem Dhoj Pradhan

Top 6 tips to beat stress- By Lyndelle Palmer Clarke

Guru Mantra


Artist on the RiseRaj Kumar Pradhan is a newfound talent of the music industry. Born on 13th

of October, 1987; this fine young man is now on verge of releasing his debut

album titled Jivan which would be marketed and distributed by Youth Creation.

The album includes 5 songs and a bonus track. The lyrics for the album are

penned down by R.B Lama except for a song by the singer himself. The music is

composed by Bikram G. Lama and the singer himself. Also, he’s been working

behind the scenes for the preservation of Newari culture, tradition and music. Not

just a singer, he’s a lover of the Newari culture which he’s born with. As a matter

of fact, he’s been an active promoter of Newari dance, music and songs. As a

result, he works on various annual functions throughout the year. The most nota-

ble functions includes Bel Biha, Nakha:tya, various jatras and cultural programs.

Every year he held an annual Newari Muisc, Song and Dance functions for its

preservation.

Apart from this, Raj is busy these days in various musical shows. He wishes to

serve the music industry on a long run with beautiful songs and music videos.

Apart from being a singer, he’s also a sound model. He’s been featured in many

music videos also. A couple of his modeling projects are on the pipeline. An own-

er of a versatile career, Raj is a good singer, music composer, lyricist and even

does modeling. MuzBuzz wishes him all the best in the days to come.

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Spotted; Ember Eyes!

Lagyo Re Maya by Puja Gurung featuring Priyanka Karki released

Udesh’s Sakdina Birsana released.

Ember Eyes is a new age rock band formed in mid-2012, by founding members, Sanjay Singh Hamal and Amod Silwal. With a change in line up through the years, the current

Ember Eyes is set to release their debut album: Prashnottar.

The band’s sound incorporates influences ranging from progressive Rock to Grunge; blending technical drum patterns and riffs with soothing textures and harmonies. The album

‘Prashnottar,’ is a dialogue on love and loss, fear and hope; a stark view of the human condition, and an anthem of how life always seems to carry on.

Ember Eyes are Amod Silwal on Guitar, Sanjay Singh Hamal on Vocals &Guitar, Surendra Koirala on Drums and Tshewang Hyonjan Tamang on Bass Guitar. Three music

videos for the songs Parivasa, Sochda Sochdai and Paaila have been released till date:

The band’s first single “Parivasa” and second single “Sochda Sochdai” were both nominated for the Best Vocal Performance (Band) category in 15th and 16th Image Music

Awards, respectively. With their first album: Prashnottar, completed; the band is set to tour the country. With a second album on the way, Ember Eyes is definitely going to

contribute more for the Nepali soundscape.

Singer Puja Gurung has released her latest music video for the song Lagyo Re

Maya which features the gerogous Priyanka Karki. The song has been composed

and written by Ashusen Lama and is arranged by Rajan Ishan.

The music video has been choreographed by Prasant Tamang and is shot by Lujaw

Singh and is edited by Nishan Ghimire. Nikesh Khadka has directed the music

video.

Melodious singer Udesh Shrestha

has come with a brand new music

video for the song titled Sakdina

Birsana from his latest album titled

Nirdosh. The song is written by

Durga Chhetri and is composed

by Shivam Lama. Dinesh Shrestha

has arranged the song.

Sakdina Birsana is a yet another

tragic number by Udesh. The

music video features Barsha

Shiwakoti, Udesh Shrestha and

Akash on lead roles. The music

video is shot by Lujaw Singh and

is edited by Nishan Ghimire. The

music video is directed by Nikesh

Khadka.

Live Buzz

An Evening for Gorkha turned out to be a star-studded musical extravaganza with

some of the finest Nepalese musicians on stage including Deep Shrestha and Om

Bikram Bishta. The team consisted of a mix of old-school and young singers including

Yogeshwor Amatya, Tsujil Karmacharya, Jems Pradhan and Trishna Gurung. The

charity fundraiser by Help Nepal Network for the earthquake affected areas in Gorkha

also marked the first full Nepalese event in the prestigious Royal Albert Hall in South

Kensington, London. The evening saw more than 2000 people from across the UK in

attendance.

A special fundraiser screening of HIGHWAY TO DHAMPUS will be held on July

18 at the Paul Robeson Theatre in Hounslow. The film which stars Nepalese and

non-Nepalese actors has been showcased at the Heartland Film Festival 2014, SOHO

International Film Festival this year and will soon travel to Madrid International Film

Festival. The fundraiser screening will be supporting the rebuilding efforts of Narayan

Madhyamik Bidhyalaya in Chhatre-Deurali, Dhading. The Hounslow screening is being

managed by I Sahara Nepal.

RESHAM FILILI, one of the most awaited Nepali films will be making it’s way to the

UK in August with a premiere screening with actor Vinay Shrestha in Princes Hall,

Aldershot on the 1st of August followed by a screening in Safari Cinema in Harrow

London on the 15th of August. The film which has captivated people all over the world

with one of the catchiest songs of recent time JAALMA stars Vinay Shrestha, Menuka

Pradhan, Karma in the lead. Resham Filili is proudly presented by Parcha Productions

in the UK. The event management company has acquired the screening distribution

rights for the entire United Kingdom region.

With the devastating Nepal earthquake fresh in the minds of the diaspora community,

the team have pledged to donate 100% profit from the first screening. Parcha Produc-

tions also initiated ‘Saghaunai Parcha’, shortly after the first earthquake in Nepal on

April 25. Through Saghaunai Parcha, the team in Nepal were able to support those

affected with relief materials.

The Queen of music videos Jharana Bajracharya is back and looking drop dead beau-

tiful in the music video Timro Maun Ishara. The video sees the recently married Jha-

rana alongside actor Pushpa Khadka. The song has been sung by Bishwa Nepali and

Sujata Upadhyaya and directed by Bishal Bhandari. Following the normal music video

trend starring Bajracharya, she is seen in quite a few sarees in picturesque locations

alongside her love interest Pushpa Khadka! Good to see her after a while!

The audition for the fifth MISS UK NEPAL will be taking place on the 25th of July

at Gurkha Palace Restaurant in Farnborough from 1PM-2.30PM. Events & Ideas

Production will be hosting the grand finale on the 5th of September at the Princes Hall

in Aldershot. The growing Miss UK Nepal family includes Nabina Gurung, Gaumaya

Gurung, Durga Gurung and Nia Dewan.

Even juggling between studies, work and personal life, some title winners and former

participants of Miss UK Nepal have continued their quest to pursue fashion, modelling,

philanthropy and media. After a gap in 2013, the well-known beauty pageant made a

return in 2014 with a grand event at the Princes Hall. Former Miss UK Nepal Durga

Gurung crowned Nia Dewan from Ashford Miss UK Nepal 2014. Joining Nia nwere

Sumi Shrestha as Miss UK Nepal 1st Runner Up and Arya Sharma as Miss UK Nepal

2nd Runner Up. Photo courtesy goes out to HAB!

An Evening for Gorkha at The Royal Albert Hall - London

Highway To Dhumpus Screening in Hounslow Jharana Bajrachara Back in Music Video

Miss UK Nepal 2015 The Audition!Resham Filili in the UK

Plans are in the works in Dallas for an art piece honoring blues guitarist brothers Stevie

Ray and Jimmie Vaughan at a park located just blocks from the home where they grew

up. The Dallas Morning News reports that documentary filmmaker Kirby Warnock has

been working since last year with Kay Kallos, the public art program manager in the City

of Dallas’ Office of Cultural Affairs, to secure a spot in the Oak Cliff neighborhood’s Kiest

Park to honor the late Stevie Ray Vaughan and his older brother, Jimmie.

It’s “been a long, slow slog,” says Warnock, whose 2013 documentary When Dallas

Rocked lamented the lack of a Stevie Ray Vaughan memorial in Dallas. “But it will be

worth it.” Vaughan, a two-time Grammy winner, was killed in a 1990 helicopter crash at

the age of 35.

While many celebrities have headed out to Coachella to take in the sights and the music

sets, Miley Cyrus is spending the weekend doing something else. The singer posted

some photos of herself in the studio with producer Mike Will Made It.

While it’s unclear what the longtime collaborators might be up to, the photos show the

twosome did look like they were having fun together.

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are brand new parents! The married couple wel-

comed their first child together, son Silas Randall Timberlake, People reports.

Timberlake and Biel have been married since October 2012. In January, the couple

announced they were pregnant with their first child. “Thank you EVERYONE for the

Bday wishes! This year, I’m getting the GREATEST GIFT EVER. CAN’T WAIT,” he

wrote on Instagram, where he posted a picture of himself kissing her belly. Timberlake

recently accepted the iHeartRadio Innovator Award in Las Vegas, where he made a

special shout-out to Biel.

Mariah Carey has revealed the artwork to her new album, a collection of greatest hits

to coincide with the launch of a Las Vegas residency on May 6 at The Colosseum

at Caesars Palace (no release date has been given and a track list has yet to be

announced).

The singer launched a social campaign with the hashtag #RevealMariah early on April

12 which encouraged fans to click over to mariahcarey.com where they were then

prompted to share news of the reveal in order to expedite the lift of a curtain over the

final image.

Art Honoring Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimmie Vaughan Planned for Dallas

Miley Cyrus Hits the Studio with Mike Will Made It

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel

Welcome Baby BoyMariah Carey Reveals Cover Art for

‘#1 To Infinity’ Album

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In Your Honor

Tara Devi (15 January 1945 – 23 January 2006) was a Nepalese singer. She was known as the “nightingale of Nepal” having recorded over 4,000 songs during her lifetime. Much

of her music revolved around the themes of patriotism and love. She is very famous for her patriotic songs and the themes of love. She was the one in Nepal to make revolutionary

songs.

She was born in 1945 in the neighborhood of Indra Chok located in Kathmandu. She began singing at the age of seven. “Sanguri Wari nihou tyo dhara pani” is her most popular

song.

Tara Devi was born on 1945 at Kathmandu, to Krishna Bahadur and Radha Devi. She was one of the Nepali female singers. Tara Devi started singing at age seven. She got mar-

ried with Shiva Bahadur Shrestha(pilot) in 1966. Later she gave birth to two sons and a daughter. She recorded more than 4,000 songs in her lifetime. Especially she sang about

patriotism and love. She spent 40 years in singing career. During the time she was able to establish herself as a true daughter of Nepal. She was also known as the Nightingle of

Nepal. When she was 5 years old she went to Radio Nepal. When she was singing, everyone who heard her were extremely impressed. During that period she sang many songs

on baal program broadcast regularly on Radio Nepal.

Together with her study she carried on with her music. After SLC she did Bachelor in Music. During the initial days she used to earn Rs 5 for singing one song at Radio Nepal

and as time passed she started earning Rs. 100 for each song she sang. With this progress, she was more than happy. Later on, she was also appointed as a Khardar at Radio

Nepal. After some years she held the position of Nayab Subba and Upasachib and spent 30 years of her career there. She recorded bhajan, modern or even folk numbers.

Tara Devi was granted with an honor “Swor Samragi”, she had reached the height of popularity in Nepal as an artist. Some of her hit numbers songs are Ukali Orali Haruma,

Phoolako Thunga, Kali Paray Dai, Nirdosh Mero Pachhyaurima, A Kanchha, and Himalako Kaakhama. Sanguri Wari nihou tyo dhara pani is her most popular song.

Tara Devi had difficult periods in her life after she lost her 25-year-old son to blood cancer. Soon after, her husband, pilot Shiv Bahadur Shrestha died in a crash. After this tragedy,

she became physically unfit and later was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Due to this, she stopped singing further and her new songs were hardly heard. On January 21,

2006, she died a peaceful death at the age of 60.

Name: Tara Devi

Birthday: 1945 January 15

Birthplace: Indra Chowk,Kathmandu

Parents: Krishna Bahadur and Radha Devi

Marital status: Married to Shiva Bahadur

Shrestha (Pilot)

Death: 2006 January 23


In your Honor: Tara Devi

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Cross Words #15

ARIES: The month would start slow with low energy and opportunity. Things would turn around mid-month and you will see a revival in energy and level of activity. Anger and aggression could come in and create some amount of hassles for you.

LIBRA: Career will be high on your priority and bring in a high level of growth in the first half of the month. Authority and confidence would be high. Opposition to your ideas and issues in marriage and relations could come in the second half of the month. Ego should be controlled as that could be the reason for the issues in marriages etc.

SCORPIO: Issues could remain in relationships. New developments in love life possible for those unattached. Your ideas could find opposition. Stamina and im-mune system could dip in the second half and so you need to take care of your health. Avoid very active or new commitments in the second half of the month.

SAGITTARIUS: Health and stamina could be low in the first half of the month. You might feel sleepy and low on energy in the first half of the month. Luck and happiness will rise in the second half of the month. You will feel happy in chil-dren related members. Travel could come about and would be pleasurable.

CAPRICORN: This month will see creative work as well as better luck. Some ego with family members possible. Position and career would move up af-ter the 15th April 2015. Position and status would be high during this month.

AQUARIUS: High status and position this month. You will see a fo-cus on career and of course higher gains and income due to that. Social-ly a good period as friendships would be revived and new friendships pos-sible. If you try, you could make friends in high places also this month.

PISCES: The month would begin positively and financial gains and progress would be good. Around mid-month you might see a general dip in energy, finances and a sense of detachment and lethargy. The second half would be a slow period and so you should avoid keeping too many professional, financial and social commitments during this time.

TAURUS: Positive month although returns and gains could be lower than usual You should guard against unnecessary ego in speech and actions. Issues in fam-ily life possible this month due to ego hassles. Investments in bonds and securi-ties possible in the second half for you. Facial infections and pains not ruled out

GEMINI: Month begins with ego in speech and sub conscious. You will realize half way into the month that working with others is bet-ter than having others work against you. This will bring in growth as well as progress. Your status and public image would look upwards now too.

CANCER: Progress will continue both on personal as well as profession-al front. You will find your progress would become more due to non-academ-ic knowledge and your instincts. In the second half of the month the action would move towards family matters and some movement in residence and trav-el would come about too. Avoid unnecessary resentment against family members.

LEO: Changes in residences could come about during this month in the first half. You become quite creative and egoistic at the same time in the second half of the month. Ego hassles possible with grown up children, while good news and some developments with regard to children as such possible for the rest.

VIRGO: Children related developments possible this month. New invest-ments possible, while old investments could bring in gains. Career would pick up very well in the second half of the month. You will find support of your supe-riors and people in government or authoritative positions. Rise in authority.

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