2011 · Mixtape
Yama Buddha
21 tracks, including 'Saathi', 'Yo Prasanga', 'Grime' and 'Grab Ya Khukuri'.
The catalogue
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Saathi
A letter to a friend lost to drugs. Released on his self-titled 2011 mixtape, it became the song that carried Nepali rap out of the underground and into everyday listening.
“Timilai maya garne saathi haru, aja pani kurirakheka chan.”
Discography
Releases
2013 · Mixtape
Yama Buddha II
13 tracks, including 'Ghattekulo-32', 'Didi' and 'Footpath Mero Ghar'.
2013 · Studio album
Ekadesh
Debut album: 'Aama', 'Yo Prasanga', 'Antya Ko Suruwat', 'Pagalpan', 'Jutta Maa', 'KTM Grime'.
2017 · Studio album
Khatra
Produced by Nasty and released posthumously: 'Taaj', 'Paisa', 'Khatra', 'Sapana', 'Yodda'.
Themes in the writing
Social records
'Saathi', 'Footpath Mero Ghar' and 'Yo Prasanga' deal directly with addiction, homelessness, poverty and trafficking in Nepal.
Family records
'Aama', 'Didi' and 'Pagalpan' turn rap toward mothers, sisters and mental strain rather than status.
Battle records
Raw Barz cyphers and freeverses kept him sharp as a technical MC and made competitive rap a public event in Kathmandu.
Other known recordings
Singles as lead artist include 'Aaudai Chu Ma', 'Real', 'Sipahi' (feat. Saugat), 'Timro Laagi' (feat. Yodda & Bri$k Timos), 'Know Me', 'Get Back', 'Hamro Barey Ma' (feat. Mc Flo), 'Moist' and the Freeverse series. He also appeared on the Nephop cyphers 'Xclusive Cypher' and 'The Top', and on features with Manas Ghale, Nasty, Mistah K, Aid Ray and others.