Sabin Rai, born on February 5, 1974, in Dharan, Nepal, is a renowned singer and lyricist, often referred to as the “Bryan Adams of Nepal” due to his distinctive voice.
Career and Musical Works:
Rai’s music career commenced in 1992, with his first successful single, “Komal Tyo Timro,” from the album Sataha. He has released several albums, including:
- Nine (2001)
- Sataha (2003)
- Sabin Rai Remixes (2004)
- Sataha 2 (2006)
- Ranga Manch Ko Rang (2010)
- Dhanyabaad (2019)
Some of his notable songs are:
- “Komal Tyo Timro”
- “Samjhana Haru Lai”
- “Timi Nai Hau”
- “Ma Sansar Jitne”
- “Jau Ki Basu”
Known for his dynamic stage presence, Rai has performed internationally in countries such as Australia, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, the United States, South Korea, and many others.
Awards and Achievements:
Throughout his career, Sabin Rai has received numerous accolades, including:
- 2003: Best Album of the Year for Sataha at Hits FM Music Awards
- 2003: Best New Artist of the Year at Image Channel Music Awards
- 2004: Best New Artist of the Year at Channel Nepal Music Awards
- 2007: Best Pop Composition for “Samjhana Haru Lai”
- 2007: Best Vocal Performance for “Ma Sansar Jitne”
- 2009: Chinnalata Award
- 2015: Best Song of the Year for “Timi Nai Hau” with The Pharaoh at Hits FM Music Awards
- 2022: Best Artist of the Year for “Raftaar” with The Pharaoh at Hits FM Music Awards
Personal Life:
Sabin Rai is married to Nisha Rai, and the couple has two daughters, Tiamo Rai and Dayleemo Rai.
Band:
In addition to his solo career, Rai leads his own band, “Sabin Rai & The Pharaoh,” known for their energetic performances and fresh renditions of his classic hits.
Sabin Rai’s contributions have significantly influenced the Nepali music industry, earning him a dedicated fan base both domestically and internationally.