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Project in Bloom - School friends from Nepal still 'jamming' in Australia.

Sailesh Rajbhandari (centre) and Samit Pradhan (second from right) with their band members in Sydney.
Sailesh Rajbhandari (centre) and Samit Pradhan (second from right) with their band members in Sydney. Source: Project in Bloom

From jamming together at barbecues to recording their songs at a recording studio - members of 'Project In Bloom' have come a long way to record their first album. Four years in the making, the album reflects our passion for the issues affecting Nepali people say Sailesh Rajbhandari and Samit Pradhan, two of the members of this Sydney based five piece band.


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From jamming together at barbecues to recording their songs at a recording studio - members of 'Project In Bloom' have come a long way to record their first album. Four years in the making, the album reflects our passion for the issues affecting Nepali people say Sailesh Rajbhandari and Samit Pradhan, two of the members of this Sydney based five piece band.



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