1. Samjhana
A unique fusion of folk and indie at its core, Brihat Pahari's "Samjhana" is a song that cannot be contained into a single genre or a description. With shifting style and tempo, and whimsical yet authentic Nepali words, the song is dreamy, energetic, nostalgic - in short, a full package. On top of it all, Diwas Gurung's production has worked its magic.

2. Badi
Set on an acoustic backdrop with a guitar and a flute, and minimal production, "Badi" is raw and open - just an earthy voice and a set of abstract words carrying the song along. Despite its simplicity though, the track is meaningful, well-produced, and anything but generic - Brihat's poetic way with Nepali words makes sure of it.

3. Ago
True to Brihat Pahari fashion, the lyrics of this song are stunningly poetic and elicit the beauty in Nepali language. The song starts slow with an electric guitar and distant sounds of barking dogs, which builds into a soft rock tune. A little synth, a little funky, this is a song for alternative music enthusiasts.