New Nepali Pop Song "Hunchha Maya Ma" by Udesh Shrestha featuring Girish Khatiwada
In between your heavenly Place, I still can find you here with me... Keeping you alive as the purest love ever lived.
Album: VARIATION
Lyrics and Music: Udesh Shrestha
Arrange: Brijesh Shrestha
Audio On: Genius Digital
Models: Archana Karki, Angelina Shrestha and Suren Shrestha
Camera: Tek Balyakoti and Sudep Shrestha
Edit: Sudep Shrestha and Prabin Shrestha
Color Correction: Mokshya Production
Direction: Suren Shrestha (Suren's Photography)
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Known as the King of Pop in Nepal, Om Bikram Bista has given numerous pop songs for more than three decades at a time when Nepali music scenario was so dominated by the traditional style. He added new dimension to the Nepali music.
Coming from a literary environment, he got interested in music as his parents as well as siblings had a penchant for music. He considers music as his best friend that always gave him a companion throughout his life. For him, music is what moon and flower is to others. During his more than three decade long career in Nepali music industry, he has seen many changes occur. Music, back then, used to be a passion and was not financially rewarding as it is today. Also, the singers were more practiced and had greater love for music unlike present situation. However, the technology (he calls it copy and paste) has made it easy for anyone to sing.
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It definitely was not easy for him to get to the place where he is now, behind the title ‘King of Pop’ there is a lot of struggles he had to go through. He started singing pop songs during the time when traditional music was deep rooted in Nepali society. He was called iconoclast, was looked upon with contempt and scorn by the traditionalist of the time and his music was distorted, however, as the time passed by, people began to understand and appreciate his music. He feels satisfied when he finds the pop music getting more popularity and the invention of new recording technologies, however, the bizarre looks of the singers and their focus on unusual sounding pronunciation rather than the quality of singing disappoints him
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