Yodda, a talented rap artist from Nepal now based in the UK, has made a name for himself with his passion for writing, singing, and producing music. Since his rap journey began in 2011, he has released two albums, a mixtape, and numerous singles, collaborating with top Nepalese music artists. His distinctive sound blends traditional Nepali elements with contemporary hip-hop, earning him a loyal global fanbase.

Yodda’s music is known for its impressive lyricism and powerful, meaningful messages. He has performed internationally, captivating audiences in Australia, Nepal, and other countries with his energy and charisma on stage. His song "Kharab Bani" is one of his most popular works, alongside tracks like "Malai Baal," "Safalta," "Goppey," and "Vanna Sakdina."

As an underground artist, Yodda has performed in several venues in London and even opened for viral sensation Keith Ape. Yodda, also known as Shanam Gurung, draws inspiration from his love for free writing and slam poetry. In addition to his music, he uses his platform to highlight social issues and inspire positive change.

Alongside fellow rapper Mahesh Dong, aka Don-G, who gained fame with hits like "Chalachitra" and "Luki Rakh," Yodda’s journey is intertwined with the broader growth of the Nepali rap scene. Their work has been discussed on platforms like "On Air," where they share insights into their songwriting process, collaborations, and reflections on the influence of figures like Yama Buddha and Eminem on their careers.