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#NasekNasek, a ‘Hajong’ song of celebrations written by the talented Animes Roy in his native tongue. In the month of International Mother Language Day, we proudly celebrate all the languages by showing respect to the ‘Hajong’ language spoken by the native tribe. The song is complemented with the legendary Folk Ballad ‘Dol Dol Doloni’ written by Abdul Latif which sparks the Real Magic of festive celebrations that is engrained in the Bangladeshi Culture.
The song embodies the spirit of “বাংলার বারো মাসে তেরো পার্বণ” (Bengal - A land of many festivities)

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Curated & Produced by Shayan Chowdhury Arnob
Music Composed & Arranged by Adit Rahman 

Nasek Nasek Written & Composed by Animes Roy
Dol Dol Doloni Written & Composed by Abdul Latif & Originally Sung by Abdul Alim

Chief Sound Engineer: Faizan R Ahmad (Buno)
Mixed & Mastered by Yash Divecha

Nasek Nasek | Coke Studio Bangla | Season One | Animes Roy X Pantho Kanai

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jodi himaloy hoye dukkho ase a hridoy se kichu noy
soto aghate nisso je az tara abar harnor voy
ki vule ami ato soyeci je betha ki kore vuleci otiter  o kotha
jante o parbena keu ta.

prosno korona keno hridoy dhukkher o himaloy
prosno korona pisubiyas a buke keno jole roy-------2

behager sure shukh giye dure ase o shuvo barota
ki vule ami ato soyeci je betha ki kore vuleci otiter  o kotha
jante o parbena keu ta.

ta bedhe sob dhukkho ase mouno premer sorbonase
vorer sisir sukabe jeno o topto rod hase----------2

behager sure shukh giye dure ase o shuvo barota
ki vule ami ato soyeci je betha ki kore vuleci otiter  o kotha
jante o parbena keu ta.

Jodi Himaloy Hoye

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This song is a Ghazal, was written by great poet, lyricist, song writer Kavi- "Kaji Najural Islam" 
       It was 1926. Kazi Nazrul Islam was living in Keshtanagar in Hooghly, West Bengal. He was facing financial difficulty. This was not new for Nazrul. His second son, Arindyam Khaled, was severely sick. Nazrul was badly in need of money for Arindyam's treatment, and of course his family expenses.
        Nazrul got on a train to Calcutta. His destination was the office of the literary magazine Kallol. Seeing Nazrul's face, the editor, Suresh Chandra Mukherjee, realized it was serious. Nazrul asked for an advance. Nazrul mentioned that his son was sick. Suresh Mukherjee honoured Nazrul.
        Nazrul was about to leave when he remembered a note in his pocket. He handed it to Nripen Krishna Chatterjee. It was a Ghazal written on the back of a handbill during the train trip. It was one of Nazrul's first Ghazals, Bagichai Bulbuli Tui. Nazrul wrote the Ghazal extempore. Arindyam's nickname was Bulbul
    Two years later, in 1928, the Ghazal became a song. The tune was based on Raga Bhairavi. This raga is suited for the morning. The Raga is thought to extract a devotional mood. If Nazrul was thinking of his sick son when he was writing the Ghazal, then Bhairavi does justice to the mood of the lyrics. The Kaharba taal (a beat of 4+4) was chosen for the tune. Kaharba and Dadra (a beat of 3+3) were the popular taals for Kheyal and Thumri, the avant-garde music of the 1920s and 1930s.
         During the Durga Puja festivals of 1928, HMV published the song. K Mallik was the first person to officially sing and record the song. Mallik's real name was Munshi Muhammad Kashem. He was one of the first Muslim singers who recorded Shyama Sangeet, songs in devotion to goddess Kali. Shyama Sangeet is a genre where Nazrul had and still does have an absolute monopoly. ❤️


To learn more- 

(https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thedailystar.net/opinion/in-focus/news/bulbuli-nazruls-music-future-listeners-3105621%3famp)

Bulbuli _ Coke Studio Bangla _ Season One _ Ritu Raj X Nandita.mp3

time signature: 7/4
a similar kind of melody, what we use to sing out bengali folklore to our young ones.   One Interesting thing to see that every individual end up creating their own unique melody line doing so.

Chiltey Rodey

Song name: Deora 

Singer: Priton Hasan and various artist

From:
Coke Studio Bangla || Season 2



Deora _ C S B _ S 2 _ Pritom Hasan X Palakar X Ghaashphoring Choir X Fazlu Majhi

Song name: Nodir Kul


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#Dewana is for the love and longing for the Divine. The writer, Gani Pagol, through his music has endeavored to transverse into the spiritual world of Divinity. He started writing songs and practiced Qawwali music in Bangladesh. Bangladeshi Qawwali music has a unique sound stamp- while the songs are about devotion, but the way they are sung are celebratory in nature. Thus the Bangladeshi form of Qawwali – Bangla Qawwali, is uplifting and funky. Fuad Al Muqtadir cranks up the funk in Bangla Qawwali music in Dewana. The ghazal-like singing of Murshidabadi, along with the duet of Tashfee and Shuchona Shely, stitches tradition into a blanket of funky beats, popping bass lines, and everything contemporary. The master of Bangladeshi pop music has created #RealMagic bringing Qawwali and contemporary music together for a sound that is unheard of. #
cokestudiobanglas2 
Season Produced & Curated by Shayan Chowdhury Arnob Music Composed and Produced by Fuad Al Muqtadir Asheqjon Written & Composed by Pagol Goni Mastan Kon Shei Ashiq Written Srijato Mixed and Mastered by Fuad Al Muqtadir Additional Arrangements: Shayan Chowdhury Arnob, Shuvendu Das Shuvo



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#MALOMA embodies the realisation that life is a journey where the inevitability of adulting and nostalgia work as two sides of a coin. As we grow up, there comes a time echoing the question: "What am I doing here?" But within this very questioning lies the potential for a beautiful transformation - a self-acceptance that allows us to bloom even in the most demanding seasons. This folk fusion song serves as a conversation acknowledging this inevitable shift, using the metaphor of a broken boat symbolising life and a river symbolising the world. In addition, the song is infused with ‘Chaad Petano Gan’ (Roofing Music by Masons), a form of ’Shaari Gaan’ (Music of the Boatmen and other worker groups) from the folk genre tracing back to the Mughal Era. An urban version of this was found among building masons around the 80s and 90s, who migrated to cities for livelihood and sang these verses while working to construct concrete roofs. The beats of the paddles, combined with the verses, break monotony, and create a festive atmosphere around their hard work. Pritom takes up the song, infusing his twist, alongside the duo from the Dewan family: Shagor Dewan and Arif Dewan, whose ancestor is the original writer of the song Ma Lo Ma Jhi Lo Jhi. Rapper Aly Hasan joins in and conveys his optimistic perception to create this #RealMagic. Together, it becomes a timeless tale of growth, blossoming into adulthood, and the eternal quest for meaning in an ever-changing world. #CokeStudioBangla #banglamusic 

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