Sydney based Nepali singers on musical trends of 2018

We recently spoke with a few Sydney based Nepali singers on the trends that dominated Nepali music in 2018. Here's an excerpt of our chat with them: Ishwor Pokharel: People have started realising that they need to study music - a lot of Nepalis nowadays do come to Australia to learn music, which is encouraging. Sanjib Parajuli: To be successful in the music industry, one needs to be determined and focused. A lot of Nepali friends who are in Australia and are busy with their lives think a casual approach is enough, but clearly, it is not. Samir Acharya: If you produce a sleek music video, a song will remain on top of the charts for a few months, but if you create an excellent melodious song, it will remain in hearts of the mass for much longer.

Source: SBS Nepali

To listen to our conversation with the three singers, please click on the play button in the media player above

Ishwor Pokharel's Kati Bajyo:

Sanjib Parajuli's Badal Sangai:

Samir Acharya's Picth Road: