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Prabhate Uthiya Kaho Kali - Paban Das Baul

Nemantrann Recitation by Satinath Mukhopadhyay

Megh Peon-Titli

Bengali Koutuk natak.......Pran khule hasun......

Baper Cha

Bengali-Comedy(Dui Kala)

Kon Mistiri Nao Banaiche Live by Kala Mia baul and Ashik on Gohiner Gaan SATV

~~* সুন্দরবন... মায়ের মতন *~~
(Sundarban... Mayer Moton)
Voice: Daud Boyatee (Shatkhira)
Lyric, Tune and Composition: Rahul Anand
Record, Mix and Master: Kanak Aditya
~A song by WildTeam to save Sundarban~

Sundarbans -Joler Gaan

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Bangla Bass Feat. Mou Sultana Brooklyn Shanti & Nucleya - Nucleya's VIP Dub Remix

Ami Chini Go Chini

Prem

kobita ..Radio Ybl

Bangla: Magadhan language spoken by the Bengali people; the official language of Bangladesh. 

Bangla: The new release on Discobelle Records from prodigious sewer dwellers Teenage Mutants, stuffed with jacking drums and some obese basslines that would put a crowd of Texan buffet goers to absolute shame. 

Things heat up with title track "Bangla", whose spicy vocal sample is slightly reminiscent of Homework's employment of exuberant yelling from Fissa Tune, the kind of tune that makes you wish you could learn to speak a different language, or at least speak in tongues. Everything stops midtrack for a meditative folk ragaa breakdown, but it doesn't last long, as the track culminates in a sporatic fusion of multicultural colors and lights that will have you reaching for the lasers dancing around on the ceiling no matter where you are. 

The second original track on the EP "Enfants" comes on strong with eardrum punching drums and a rising and falling snyth line that eventually punctures some kind of time / space barrier and goes hurdling through the Universe with a ton of uncontrollable elemental energy radiating off it as it goes careening in and out of vortexes. Maybe the name "Enfants" refers to that gigantic floating baby at the end of "2001: A Space Oddysey"? 

The Coconut Wireless revamp "Bangla" into one of my favorite tech house shotgun blasts of the year, letting the whole thing ride unhinged on the sitar strings, perfectly placed bongo drums and perfectly mixed in handclaps while the cry of "Bangla!" acts as an unexpected punctuation mark to an otherwise unstoppably grooving track, feeling like the unofficial sequel to Disco Dancer's 80's Bollywood dance fusion output. 

Lars Moston adds a hard industrial sheen to Bangla's organic sound, complete with big warehouse buildups and releases, as if he's coated the original in a couple layers of sheet metal. 

Finally, Slap In The Bass inject a nasty, rollicking bassline into "Bangla" then ride it through the back alleys of the Rajshahi Division, adding in some wood block percussion and two hundred percent more elephant noises. If you're able to stand still while listening to it, you're absolutely not human.

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