Kala

হারিয়ে গিয়েছি ! 

Translated by Zahra J Iqraa

I’ve gotten away and that’s all that matters,
My eyes are wide, unblinking as my anxious shadow follows, 
And here they say, ‘You can’t get away’.
I tiptoe my way ahead,
Trying, dying, to get away.
Flooded with lights, the city stares at me, wary
All those streets and lanes lead us nowhere.

Where have the dark nights gone?
Nights lit up by the calls of wild geckos
The charms of “Once upon a time” are dead too
Jasmines of the night do not embrace me as I dream
Like starry skies show no affection, 
And our brows long for their caress.

I haven’t yet gotten away and that’s all that matters,
Knee deep in mad desires and sullen disappointment, I could go nowhere
In the corner of a room dimly lit, and with faith that is dimmer still,
From somewhere afar, somewhere deep in my heart, I hear someone call.

Someday when darkness falls, 
And love caresses our beings from within, 
And if someone ever leads us to a world of endless dreams, 
Someday in a moment of blinding faith
Someday, Someday.

hariya giyechi

Arnob & friends- amay dhore rakho

Arnob & Friends- Amay Bhashailire by Nazia

As heard in episode 6, season 2 of AMC's Better Call Saul!

Buy on vinyl/CD from hopest.re/drelectrico or on iTunes from hopest.re/1uSkY3o

Introducing “The Island of Dr Electrico”, the second soundtrack album from The Bombay Royale, originators of vintage Bollywood-inspired surf, spy, disco and funk. Building on the worldwide success of their debut album ''You Me Bullets Love", the band has unleashed its trademark sound and set off on an extraordinary musical safari.

“The Island of Dr Electrico” is a varied musical landscape, at times lush and tropical, at other times an impenetrable swamp teeming with all manner of surprises. Migrating seabirds have long flown thousands of extra miles avoid Dr Electrico's blighted isle, leaving him alone to experiment with dark beats, primitive synthesizers and the raw emotion of kidnapped souls. The resulting sounds are a rich palette of classic cinema, from lonesome spaghetti to surf-rock, from psychedelia to spine-bending space disco, overlaid with the voices of our protagonists The Tiger and The Mysterious Lady.

From their unlikely beginnings in the suburban wilds of Melbourne Australia, The Bombay Royale have taken their unique sound to audiences throughout Europe, UK and the USA, where their performances have been met with astonishment and critical acclaim.

Buy LP/CD/Digital

The Bombay Royale - Henna Henna

Buy on vinyl/CD from hopest.re/drelectrico or on iTunes from hopest.re/1uSkY3o

Introducing “The Island of Dr Electrico”, the second soundtrack album from The Bombay Royale, originators of vintage Bollywood-inspired surf, spy, disco and funk. Building on the worldwide success of their debut album ''You Me Bullets Love", the band has unleashed its trademark sound and set off on an extraordinary musical safari.

“The Island of Dr Electrico” is a varied musical landscape, at times lush and tropical, at other times an impenetrable swamp teeming with all manner of surprises. Migrating seabirds have long flown thousands of extra miles avoid Dr Electrico's blighted isle, leaving him alone to experiment with dark beats, primitive synthesizers and the raw emotion of kidnapped souls. The resulting sounds are a rich palette of classic cinema, from lonesome spaghetti to surf-rock, from psychedelia to spine-bending space disco, overlaid with the voices of our protagonists The Tiger and The Mysterious Lady.

From their unlikely beginnings in the suburban wilds of Melbourne Australia, The Bombay Royale have taken their unique sound to audiences throughout Europe, UK and the USA, where their performances have been met with astonishment and critical acclaim.

The Bombay Royale - Gyara 59

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eN0EhNV7F7Y

I.S.D. by Indalo

Nemesis - Sesh Gaan (music.com.bd)

Jor (Acoustic) -by Arnob

Ke bojhe - Bangla

tagore's song : performed by ARNOB

*Ananda Dhara - ZOE n IDRIS rahman from the album 'where rivers meet'

Anondo Dhara with Zoe & Idris

A cover of one of our favorites by James, with a touch of Blunder.

Audio recorded with a Samsung S III during practice.

Blunderware - Tarai Tarai (James Cover)

বাংলা - Kalare

Download the album version of "Phone Baje Na" FREE from www.hopestreetrecordings.com/releases/phone-baje-na

Cat: HS010
Release Date: 15 July 2013
Format: 12" Vinyl, Digital
Label: HopeStreet Recordings

To celebrate their first Northern Hemisphere tour, a prize slot at Glastonbury festival and a year of good work, The Bombay Royale are releasing Phone Baje Na, a bass-heavy, head-nodding Bollywood hypno-hop remix EP. Another hit from the pen of Bengal via Richmond songsmith Shourov Bhattacharya and guitar wizard Tom Martin, Phone Baje Na is Bengali for “the phone doesn’t ring” and is a haunting tale of unrequited love. 

Available on 12” vinyl and digital formats, Phone Baje Na features three remixes in a range of flavors. From Pasobionic’s jilted post-Dilla bounce to Damn Moroda’s aggressive bassrave futurism to Monkeymarc’s arpeggiated boom bap beatdown, the tempo never gets above 100 bpm but the vibe gets progressively deeper and darker. Also included is the shimmering original mix and a previously unreleased Bollywood psych funk instrumental Sleeping Giant. 

The Bombay Royale’s debut, You Me Bullets Love, released in 2012, established the band’s credentials both as one of the most original festival acts around and as the world’s leading interpreters and of classic Indian filmi music of the 1960s and 70s. Seamlessly blending surf, spaghetti cinematica, disco and Indian psychedelia, The Bombay Royale is what would have happened to music had Amitabh Bachchan and Quentin Tarantino made movies together. The Phone Baje Na EP gives their music an unexpected futuristic twist.

Kala

Gaurav Kumar