From Rural Nepal to Canada's Music Scene: Against the Odds ft. Cd Lamrin
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He wrote songs in five minutes, yet had no guitar skills.
Now Cd Lamrin is building a music career in Canada by refusing to quit. Here's his story.
Sunshine on Daffodils: https://youtu.be/4iHf8bpqHvs
Maya Ka Kura: https://youtu.be/X6Sm3BaTTkA
In this episode, we break down:
- How Cd Lamrin went from growing up in rural Nepal to pursuing a music career in Canada
- The sacrifices his parents made to give him an education and a better future
- How the COVID-19 pandemic sparked his passion for songwriting, despite having no formal music training
- The struggles of balancing a day job, live performances, and building a band from scratch
- How encouragement from a close friend helped him become a singer, songwriter, and composer
- The inspiration behind his songs "Sunshine on Daffodils" and "Maya Ka Kura," and his journey creating English and Nepali music
- Why connecting with live audiences is essential for musicians, regardless of language
- The business side of music, from promoting songs to understanding how artists make money
- Why persistence, discipline, and consistency matter more than talent alone
- His advice to aspiring musicians, young entrepreneurs, and parents about following your passion without limitations
- Hosts: Paul Micucci, Shara Micucci
- Guests: Cd Lamrin
Timestamps:
- 00:00 Intro
- 02:12 Why hunger and determination drive success
- 04:10 Growing up in rural Nepal and family sacrifices
- 06:32 Discovering songwriting during COVID-19
- 09:27 Moving to Canada and chasing a music career
- 12:49 Forming bands and overcoming setbacks
- 15:08 The friend who believed in his musical talent
- 18:34 The stories behind Sunshine on Daffodils and Maya Ka Kura
- 21:07 Turning emotions and personal stories into music
- 23:43 What's next for Cd Lamrin?
- 26:01 Why live music venues matter for emerging artists
- 29:02 The secret to connecting with audiences on stage
- 32:23 Understanding the business of music
- 35:09 Why building a successful music career takes time
- 38:01 Why parents should support their children's passions
- 40:19 Stop comparing yourself to others
- 42:14 New music, upcoming performances, and staying humble
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