Nepathya releases music video for 'Sirma Pachhyauri'

Nepathya band recording song at Nepalaya 'R' sala in Kathmandu. Courtesy: Nepalaya
Nepathya band recording song at Nepalaya 'R' sala in Kathmandu. Courtesy: Nepalaya

KATHMANDU: Nepal's famous rock-folk band, Nepathya, has released a music video for 'Sirma Ribbon Saalko Pachhyauri', on Sunday.

The song which expresses the suffering of a woman in Lamjung district is the latest composition by the band. "I have heard this kind of tune from my mother while I was growing up in Pokhara," social activist and legendary singer Amrit Gurung added.

"I still remember my mother humming this Lamjung rhythm. I was touched by the tune after hearing a song from one female singer when I visited Pasgaun in Lamjung, after many years," Nepathya lead singer Amrit Gurung recalls his memories.

Pani Hai Paryo

Kaha Paryo Tyo Bud

Dada Kanda Sarara

Rasayo Ma Ruda

Sirma Ribbon Salko Pachhyauri

There is a popular saying that lok-geet (folk song) changes as it travels through hills, villages and plains during its journey, Amrit Gurung shared.

The song was recorded at Nepalaya's 'R' sala in Kalikastan, Kathmandu, in a single take and released in the band's official YouTube channel -- www.youtube.com/nepathyaofficial.