Abhaya Subba

Personal life and career Abhaya completed her LLB studies from St. Xaviers, Mumbai. She worked as RJ in Times FM in Delhi and later with Hits FM in Nepal.

She later collaborated with the Image Channel as a producer and the judge of a local talent program, Sprite Band Challenge—Freedom to Rock Her music is influenced by Led Zeppelin, Blondie, The Clash, Steely Dan and Green Day.

She has a son with her husband, Kai Weise, who is an architect in Nepal.

She was judge in the rock band competition called Sprite Band Challenge—Freedom to Rock, and has judged it along with fellow Nepali musicians Robin Tamang and Dev Rana, where underground rock bands compete for an ultimate prize and a music contract.

Concerts & Tours Abhaya has participated in numerous concerts and international tours with her band, and other associated acts. She is also the founder and creator of Women in concert. A concert conceptualized to support rising Nepali female singers and musicians.

The Voice of Nepal Abhaya was one of the judges in the first edition of The Voice of Nepal.

Other works

Abhaya during a local protest program, along with activist Shreedeep Rayamajhi In May 2011, Abhaya participated in Nepal Unites via Facebook, an event organized to warn politicians about the statute drafting within the stipulated time frame, with musicians like Nima Rumba and Aani Tschoing Dolma.

She, along with Lamp Lights, organized Let there be lights, a protest-concert in Kathmandu, in February 2012, to solicit unity against the government's move on increasing load shedding.

In a post-program interview, she responded: