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Balam

Album: Balam

Balam is a talented and versatile singer, performer and producer from Bangladesh and is well known for his unique blend of Bengali World Fusion. Balam is a natural in music. When Balam was in the eighth grade at school, he composed the popular Warfaze song "Mone pore jaye amar koishor". Balam was a cofounder of the Bangla Band "Renegades" in 1995, when he graduated from secondary school. Renegades released the album "Phiriye Dao" towards the end of 1995.

Prachir are an alternative Bangla Rock Band from Kolkata. Read about the members of Prachir in their own writing. Relive the experience of Prachir at the Channel [V] Launchpad, 2009 where they were the only Kolkata Bengali Band invited. Listen to Prachir Songs Online via Videos from their Youtube channel.

Labik and Salim founded AJOB Band in 2001. Saion, Bariul, and Resalat - ex MIGRAINE members, soon joined Ajab.  Saion and Resalat were also members of SELLOUT. Momtaz joined around the same time - Momtaz is also a member of MIB. Harold Rasheed, ex UJAAN, came aboard with lots of experience. With strong influences of folk compositions of Lalon Fakir, Ajob has an unique folk rock  fusion blend that is distinctive and pleasurable.

Download in pristine MP3 song format the first volume of the Best of Kolkata Underground music album from our Affiliate store. Published by SaReGaMa, Kolkata The Underground - The Best Of What's Next is a snapshot into the contemporary urban Kolkata music scene, with progressive, urban, grunge and alternative and punk influences. This is music of global appeal, and reflects the pleasures and pains in that unique urban music landscape of any megapolis the size of Kolkata.

Latest Update: Latest Brahma Khepa New Album BHROMOR has been simultaneously released Online (the first time for any album in Bengali Music History): Listen to free previews & Download MP3 Songs Album: CLICK HERE »

When LALAN FAKIR says "Shahoj manush bhoje dekh na re mon dibbya gyane ",he reinforces the Baul philosophy that true realization of the divine comes from spiritual experience of love. And for the Bauls of Bengal that experience is found only in the present moment of existence. Through their music Brahma Khyapa aims to advocate just that.