The first song from the upcoming film “Delupi” has been released. The humorous, rap-infused, and playful track, titled “Godhuli Logne”, adds a refreshing and vibrant tone to the movie.
BLACKPINK’s Jisoo has officially made her solo debut on the Billboard Hot 100, entering the chart at No 72 with her new single “Eyes Closed”, a collaboration with British singer Zayn Malik. The track, released on October 10, marks Jisoo’s first appearance on the chart as a solo artist.
James said, "At this stage of my life, the arrival of my son may well mark a turning point."
This year’s lineup includes Pagla Bablu, Razzak Baul, Samir Baul, Arif Baul, Suchona Shelly, Dolly Mondol, and Eliza Putul, who will perform timeless Lalon songs. Instrumental support will come from Saidul on harmonium, Bhuttu Baul on dotara, Suman Baul on tabla, and Arif on flute.
Currently, he is working on a lineup of new songs — some featuring other artistes, and some sung by himself. Among his upcoming tracks are “Megheder Bheshe Jawa” (written by Abdullah Al Imran) and “Mon Khujhe Prem Nebo” (written by Autumnal Moon), both composed and arranged by Shuvo.
Popular Indian singer-songwriter Nachiketa Chakraborty, known for his unique storytelling and soulful lyrics, has released a new song titled “Dakhina Batash.” The track explores the colours of life and relationships, combining the essence of classic Nachiketa with a refreshing new sound.
An Ayub Bachchu Museum and Cultural Hub is set to be established in Dhaka’s Moghbazar area at the initiative of the Ayub Bachchu Foundation.
The three-day Sadhusang and rural fair, marking the 135th death anniversary of Fakir Lalon Shah, began on Friday. This year, a record number of sadhus, spiritual mentors, and devotees gathered at Cheuriya in Kushtia. Strict security measures were in place for the visitors’ safety.
The musical segment includes performances by Anny Bairagi, Fahmida Ahmed Shifa, Suchona Shely, Baula Band, Pathik Nabi and Team Creative, Arup Rahi, Samageet, Neerab and Bauls, Dina Mondal, Mujib Pardeshi, Kaniz Khandaker Mitu, Sagar Baul, Bengal Symphony, Aleya Begum, Shiblu, Makhon Dewan, Martha, Tuntun Baul and Lalon Band.
On Friday, Dhaka witnessed an unforgettable night as Dhaka hosted a border-blurring musical spectacle that fused R&B, hip-hop, and indie energy in front of a roaring crowd hungry for something new. Jalali Set, Hasan Raheem, and Young Stunners lit up the stage, delivering one of the city’s most explosive live performances in recent memory.
Today marks the seventh death anniversary of rock icon Ayub Bachchu, who passed away on this day in 2018, leaving millions of fans in tears. His songs and memories continue to live on vividly in the hearts of listeners.
As I was about to enter AB Kitchen, I was worried how the man would receive me after four long years of barely any contact. In 2014, I was a naïve teenager, who felt lucky to be included in a musical project with the great Ayub Bachchu – fascinated every time that my name would come out of his mouth.
Through a variety of programmes, the Cumilla district administration commemorated the 135th death anniversary of Fakir Lalon Shah, celebrating his timeless spiritual philosophy and humanist ideals through cultural performances and discussions.
Performers from local music schools and cultural groups took turns on stage, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of Lalon’s akhda. The auditorium resonated with songs such as “Manush Bhajle Sonar Manush Hobi”, drawing rounds of applause from the audience.
With “Phoenixer Diary 2”, ' Aurthohin is launching a new sub-genre of Bangla rock music: Bangla Nu Rock. The album features internationally acclaimed artistes, Grammy-nominated guitarist Frank Gambale, saxophonist Bob Franceschini, bassist Babbie Lewis, and Ahnaf Salehin, the son of Basebaba Suman. The album is dedicated to the memory of the sound engineer and artiste, A K Ratul.
Paul Daniel Ace Frehley, co-founder and lead guitarist of the legendary rock band Kiss and a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, has died at 74 following injuries sustained in a fall last month, his family confirmed.
The Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre (IGCC) of the Indian High Commission hosted a meticulously curated “Lalon Sandhya” at the Liberation War Museum auditorium, presenting an evening where music, philosophy, and memory intersected.
When Runa returned to Bangladesh in the 1970s after building a successful career in Pakistan, she faced hostility and professional exclusion from sections of the local music industry.
