Ashanthi De Alwis (Sinhala:අශාන්ති ද අල්විස්), known simply as Ashanthi, is a Sri Lankan rapper, singer and songwriter. She is the only Sri Lankan female rapper who signed with international record labels Sony Music and Universal Music in 2006.[1][2][3] She began her career as a rapper with BnS, and continued that role after achieving solo success.
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AshanthiDeAlwis (Sinhala:අශාන්ති ද අල්විස්), known simply as Ashanthi, is a Sri Lankan rapper, singer and songwriter. She is the only Sri Lankan female...
cricketer AshanthiDeAlwis, Sri Lankan musician Charles Alwis Hewavitharana, Sri Lankan Sinhala independence activist and physician Guy deAlwis (1959–2013)...
been introduced to the board. Keerthi Pasquel, Samitha Mudunkotuwa, AshanthiDeAlwis and Nadeeka Guruge have been representing the present judge board...
was back in Sri Lanka, where she joined with the Ashanthi School of Music conducted by AshanthiDeAlwis. During this period, she featured with Randhir...
direction was managed by Chamitha Cooray with Bathiya and Santhush, while AshanthiDeAlwis and Santhush provided background vocals. Nilupul Liyanage served as...
the national anthem, others including public figures such as singer AshanthiDeAlwis and Samagi Jana Balawegaya MP Chamathka Ratnayake came to her defense...
We Shall Rebuild which was later sung by Bathiya and Santhush and AshanthiDeAlwis. He also directed the serial A-9 Mei Paaren Enna telecast on Sirasa...
gazette". Daily News. Colombo, Sri Lanka. Retrieved 24 December 2017. deAlwis, Nathasha (22 November 2017). "Court of Appeal issue injunction on delimitation...
attacks on journalists". Thehoot. 4 April 2002. Retrieved 14 July 2021. Ashanthi Warunasuriya. "Those Who Killed Media Freedom Still At Large". The Sunday...
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