Yabesh Thapa is a soulful Nepali singer-songwriter and a leading voice in the country's indie-pop scene. Born in Kathmandu, his journey in music began with inspiration from church choir groups and led to him writing songs in his early teens. His musical world is a profound exploration of human emotion, with songs that resonate deeply by blending personal introspection with relatable stories of love, life, and the human experience.
While Thapa began his musical journey privately, he gained widespread recognition in 2019 with his breakout hit "Laakhau Hajarau." This success catapulted him into the spotlight, making him a favorite among Nepali youth and firmly establishing his place in the music industry. His versatility as an artist shines through his varied and evolving discography, which includes popular singles like "Ae Mutu," "Jhari," and "Alapatra".
Known for his poignant lyricism and masterful storytelling, Thapa has earned a reputation as a poetic maestro. His willingness to experiment and push creative boundaries has kept his audience consistently engaged and surprised. A significant milestone in his career is his highly anticipated debut album, GhaamChhaya, a personal project four years in the making. The album, set for release in early 2025, promises to take listeners on a journey through the "sun and shade" of life.
Beyond his solo work, Thapa has also collaborated with other notable artists, including a Nepali rendition of "Oh Na Na" with Karl Wine and Sushant KC, and the recent single "Sahi Ho" with Bizen. His artistic reach extends beyond Nepal, with multi-country tours and consistent releases that ensure his music continues to resonate with a growing fanbase worldwide.