| How to get musical success? | |
| 2 November 2008-Sunday | - |
What if your dreams come true easily? Not the daydreams but the Technicolor ones you dream when you are fast asleep? Everyone is not lucky to live up to their dreams. Nepali musical industry today has been a shortcut way to name, fame and success, which technically means a dream. May be due to this a lot of fresh artists are trying their luck in this industry. How hard is to make their dream a reality??? What are the obstacles a new artist faces in this vague musical industry today?? Nobody knows it better than a fresher artist, so here are few of our new artists sharing their problems regarding their journey to success. | |
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Anuma Koirala, a debutant female singer shares that she had a tough time doing all the researches ranging from searching recording studios to music video director as she is from a non musical family. Music companies being skeptical to new comers is another big hurdle. Though with all those hindrances on her way she successfully released her debut album Jahile Dekhi and fervently is looking forward for its success.
Palden Lama, another fresh artist who recently showed up with his debut album Wakya experienced hard time upgrading his PR in media. "Promotion depends on the way media portrays the artist and his creation, so being media friendly is a necessity for a fresher like me” says Palden.
Being from a musical family supported Shova Burma, another debut singer, to quite an extent. Financial confrontation with the music companies was the prime issue that came on her way. With all anxiety and problems, finally Shova is happy to release her brand new album Discovery.
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