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Folk rock band Nepathya has presented Suseli and Suskera of Karnali again to the audience after a long gap. After finding the formula of the song, the creation of singer Amrit Gurung, who has been following that path continuously for two decades, was released in the capital on Saturday.
This latest song, born out of the band's practice of making their voice out of the phrases developed by Sudur Janjeevan together with nature, has a music video prepared by audio visual creator Bhushan Dahal. Although the
song was released recently, many people who were following Nepathya had already learned about it two decades ago. Singer Amrit and Narayan Wagle, the composer of the song, hummed it at that time in the documentary 'Bhendako Unjasab', which was about trying to find the band's song. That scene from the documentary was also shown on Saturday's show.
This song, especially popular in Salyan and surrounding districts, is based on the popular folk song 'Tappa'. yes The popular song 'Kala Kurtaile Cha Maine Jagarai Khayan' from the old Nepali movie 'Maitighar' is based on this 'Tappa' tune. While preparing the
'Karnalika Chaila', Amrit has developed it in his own original style by keeping the roots of folklore. According to Amrit, the cover of this song was also found when the song 'Sa Karnali' was found in the album 'Bhendako Oonjesa'. "In 2001, I got the chance to hear this song from the mouth of Angad Hamal and its collector Laxmikant Upadhyay for the first time," Amrit revealed at the ceremony on Saturday. After entering the meeting, he made it clear that he was mentally prepared to give this form.
According to Amrit, while collecting this song, the lines of the local dialect were found enough. Due to the limitations of the 'Tappa', the most effort had to be made to incorporate those lines into the melody with a strong base. Kirankrishna Shrestha of the management organization Nepalaya said that after the
song is ready, they have decided to release it with a suitable music video. 'Sa Karnali', a creation of Nepathya based on Karnali, was decorated by Bhushan Dahal two decades ago,' he said, 'We believed that he could do justice to this too. Recently, a music video has been prepared by traveling to that area. Dahal says that while working with
Nepathya, he always feels a friendly challenge. This time, he mentioned that he faced the challenge easily with the help of new technology and colleagues of the younger generation. This music video, which was presented on Saturday, has been arranged for viewers to watch for a few days only by paying a fee.
