Ngagi choelu masong composed and first sung in 1986 by Thinley Gyamtsho. This is a cover by Sonam Wangchen and Singay Wangmo with music by M-Studio Bhutan. This is the first song in a series of songs that will be produced as a tribute to Thinley Gyamtsho and Tashi Gyelsthen, who gave us the popular 1980s hits and were very instrumental in the birth of Bhutanese popular "rigsar" music.

Tribute to Gyamtsho and Tashi

Nga gi choelu masong

Nga gi Choelu Masong - Sonam Wangchen & Singay Wangmo

JADHA WAI 2.mp3

NO DIGIDY - ATSARA x ZAP (S.O.B)

The song was used as an OST for the film Gawa The Otherside of the moon by Chand Rai.
Music - Tshering Dorji, Lyrics - Tshering Dorji & Jigme Goenpo Dorji, Recorded & Produced by - Tendrel Rabga Studio, Mixed and Mastered by Choying Jatsho of M-Studio.

Yoesel Wie Karma - Tshering Dorji & Kinley Om, Music - Tshering Dorji

This song is for my beloved mother - a women of deep wisdom, compassion, courage and above all a gentle warrior, who has taught me the greatest lesson on love and kindness. For all the struggles she has gone through to give all of my siblings a life we are proud of, this song remains a humble expression of my love, gratitude and prayers for my grand lady.

KADINCHEY : Music & Lyrics - Tshering Dorji, Produced by - Chenzig Media

Friends by Joe Satriani. Cover by Sonam Genchhab.

Friends -  Cover

Amen Cover

We wrote this song to show people what we're all about. Peace, Love and Herb.

Flying Kik

On Melancholy Hill - Gorillaz cover (Live at Radio Valley 99.9)

Like all Bhutanese, I remain a proud citizen of the glorious Drukyul - a country blessed by many sublime teachers, extraordinary Monarchs and gentle people. 

Growing up as a young boy, exposed and influenced by all kinds of information, made me look deeper into my own roots; to find out, what is it about my identity as a Bhutanese that made me feel special in a highly interconnected and a globalised world. 

In my opinion, amongst many of the reasons each of us have, for me it whittles down mainly to our values of 'Ley-Ju-Drey' and 'Tha-Damtshik', that have been passed on from generation to generation by our forbearers. Appreciating Karma, applying love and kindness in our daily lives and to remain steadfast in our commitment to a strong sense of responsibility to our collective wellbeing. Values that many of us hold close to our hearts, makes me feel immensely blessed to be born in Bhutan. 

As we evolve as a nation and society, I pray that peace, harmony and happiness prevail for all times. I released this song in 2008.

nga

revolution fromthe inside