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Tsujil Karmacharya
Everything you wanted to know about him but didn’t know who to ask.
by SONAM DOLKAR
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Born in 1979, in the beautiful village of Bhainse, Makwanpur, Tsujil Karmacharya considers music his life. 
Even gave up his Engineering career to focus fully on music. Has a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from Pulchowk Engineering College.
Celebrates his birthday on 26 December every year.
Watched his uncle perform as a child, in cultural shows and hence, considers his uncle his first inspiration.
Would sing and record into a worn out tape-recorder while in school and learnt to play the flute and harmonica.
Handmade his first guitar from the hard cover of his notebook and some staples. Even learnt his first few chords on it.
While in the 10th grade, joined the music club "Yuva Sanskritik Manch" where he met his future bandmates. The band released its first album Khyal-Khyalaima in 1999.
His first album is called Bhumo which in Tibetan means girl/woman. To give it a more Tibetan feel, he even added a "T" in front of his name.
Is the singer, music arranger, lyricist and the producer of his solo album. Worked on it for more than three years as he wanted it to be perfect.
Has also arranged music for a few Tibetan singers and has played guitar for fellow singers like Sugam Pokharel, The Unity, Raazen etc.
Is a firm believer in astrology. Hence, wears his birthstones–yellow sapphire and ruby on his fingers for luck and fortune. Considers yellow and red his lucky colours.
Loves to collect DVDs and watch movies, The Fifth Element being his favourite. Bruce Willis is his favourite actor.
Has fond memories of a meal cooked by Sabin Rai during their tour in USA. Also says he started liking pork after that very meal.
If you stop by the Alpha Studio in Chhauni you will probably catch a glimpse of the singer as it is his working area as well as his favourite hangout.
Wants to be the best in the Nepali music industry and a really good jazz player.
Tsujil, I'm very big fan of ur's. The songs u've sang they are all really melodious. Keep on trying to present us more fabolous songs in near future.
You are one of the great musician of our country. Just keep it up and best of luck for ur future..
ohhh my god this song is really overwhelming. I like very very much. When I open my laptop then I opened this song firstly. wow!!!!
hey bro daio k cha? niroj_69@yahoo.com ma ad garnus na plz i wanna chat with u
hello tsujil i am big fan of your,s i like your song very much .best of luck in your carrear
hello bro miss your rocking performance in tokyo we wana once more yaar please come to tokyo............matteru yoooooooooooo
Good to kno abt u bro ...hop u remember kathmandu valley college, the way u used to go to ur studio...bro best of luck for ur future..u rock n keep rockin'
If I have to name 7 songs that have so far been composed/sung "best" by you are: (by rank) 1. Asafal Jindagi. 2. Biteka Timra Yaad. 3. Timrai Nimti. 4. Ma mare mero laash. 5.Sapana Matra. 6.Ashar saun. 7.Paagal sari. Your utmost potentials manifest in songs that have feelings, usually sad songs. May God bless you!
Sujil mate... Sydney ko meal chahi yaad chaina ra ?
hey bro.... i am one of the biggest fan of 'The Seasons' band. especially the voice when u sing.. i luved all ur songs and waiting for ur another song... the song tht u sang in japan was great.. maile maya laiyeko chu....keep rocking bro...
Tsujil I Love U
hey sujil !!!!!!!!!! i m desperately waiting 4 ur upcoming album
heelooo man can u upload the 1st album songs jus dying to listen....and let know at rajeshgrab@yahoo.com
hi bro,hi my inspiration...ur pleading music career is just the one reason why i turned to...so keep it up...best of luck
hey sujil dai i m big fan of urs since my childhood ani keep it up ur unique performance