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Category: amar ache jol By fardin hossain

Fuad al Muqtadir (Bangla: ফুয়াদ আল মুক্তাদির) (born 1980), also known as New York Fuad is a popular Bangladeshi musician. Fuad has copied the music for a number of his most popular songs from various artists from around the world. Sometimes he puts arabi music on Nazrul sangit.Even he copys music with foreign language vocal[arabi/china/japan/etc] on his songs. He often face heavy criticism for his plagiarism.

Fuad left Bangladesh for the USA in 1988 at the age of eight and started junior high school there. He was always on and off music and finally formed the band Zefyr in 1993 with Richard Modhu, Himel, Shumon and Fred. They recorded several tracks and before disbanding in 1999, released the albums Maya 1 and 2, which became overnight hits within the New York Bangladesh community.

His first record, drifting away from his niche target group, was Re/Evolution. With the help of Sohel Aziz, keyboardist from the band Obscure, the album came out in collaboration with plenty of mainstream and underground musicians featuring 14 tracks with some great remixes and originals. Litu’s Sylhoti, Anila’s Jhil Mil, Armeen’s Bhromor Koiyo and the re-mixed track, Mon Chaile Mon became instant hits. This was a huge success and, came out as one of the best selling albums of 2005.

In addition, Fuad’s Variation No. 25 in 2006 was the most creative record produced till date, according to his many fans. Later in 2006, two songs were added and the CD was re-released as Variation No. 25.2 jointly by G-Series and Aarshee. The tracks, Nobina by Poonam, Nitol Paye by Rajib/Fuad jointly and Bappa Mazumder’s Kono Asroy became over night hits and gave the compilation a massive success.

Fuad’s Bonno in 2007 was the biggest hit of his career, according to his many fans. It Was Released By G-Series . The tracks, Tor Jonno Ami Bonno by Upol, Bonno Rap By Fuad/Bishop , Junglee by Fuad , Da Dushto Number , Nitol Paye (LIVE) , were instant hits ... Tor Jonno By Upol Is A Golden Hit .. Like Nitol Paye [copied from Jab Bhi Koi Kangna Bole- from Shaukeeen].. it can be heard all the time on the radio ...

Fuad Also Worked On Album .. An Album Featuring Sumon & Anila " Ekhon Ami " .. And Topu's ( Yaatri's VOCAL )" Bondhu Bhabo Ki ?" .

Fuad is currently working on Albums featuring Shuvo, Maher, Rafa, Aurthohin, Shireen, and others which will be released around 2008.

ALBUMS

Mixed and solo albums of Fuad:

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variation 0.25

01 - Poonam - Nobina
02 - Anila - Daak Diyachen
03 - Rajib-Fuad - Nitol Paye
04 - Shanto - Abar Shurute
05 - Punom - Ei
06 - Upol - Meye
07 - Bappa - Kono Asroy
08 - Toni - Bhashaili Re
09 - Shanto - Tomake Bhebe Lekha
10 - Upol - Gonga
11 - Laboni feat. Shomi - Mukto Hawa
12 - Bishop (Bappi-Fuad) - Sylothi

BONNO

01. Intro - Arafat
02. Junglee - Fuad
03. Khub Chena Chena - Poonam
04. DA Dushtu Number - Rule, Bishop
05. Bonno Rap - Bishop, Fuad
06. Shukno Pata - Fuad ft. Mila
07. Hit Film - Shihab, Lamia, Shaheen, Johan
08. Jokhoni Nibir Kore - Elita
09. Ke Bashi Bajai Re - Fuad ft. Anila
10. Nitol Paye [LIVE] - Shanto, Johan, Fuad
11. Prottasha - Fuad ft. Shunno
12. Protibader kotha - Fuad ft. Simin
13. Tor Jonno Bonno - Fuad ft. Upol
14. Tumi Hina - Simin
15. Danger - Avalance
16. Matir Pinjira - Laboni
17. Prayashchitto - Fuad ft. Arbovirus
18. Shujro Ghor Bari - Fuad ft. Rahat

Fuad feat Mila

01. Fuad ft. Mila - Intro
02. Fuad ft. Mila - Baburam Shapure
03. Fuad ft. Mila - Magher Dal
04. Fuad ft. Mila - Jatrabala
05. Fuad ft. Mila - Sholo Ana Mon
06. Fuad ft. Mila - Srabon
07. Fuad ft. Mila - Chander Buri
08. Fuad ft. Mila - Chupi Chupi
09. Fuad ft. Mila - Obhiman
10. Fuad ft. Mila - Shukno Patar Nupur
11. Fuad ft. Mila - Shukno Pata (Remix)
12. Fuad ft. Mila - Chera Pal (Accoustic)

Ekhon ami

Fuad feat Anila & Sumon(Aurthohin)

01. Sumon & Anila - Gaibona
02. Sumon & Anila - Ekhon Ami
03. Sumon & Anila - Shopnogulo Tomar Moto
04. Sumon & Anila - Shobar Jonno Tumi
05. Sumon & Anila - Tirjok
06. Sumon & Anila - Tomar Jonno
07. Sumon & Anila - Ghum Pariye Dao
08. Sumon & Anila - Jokhon Charidike
09. Sumon & Anila - Onneshon
10. Sumon & Anila - Noshtonir
11. Sumon & Anila - Sobar Jonno Tumi

All About Habib

Category: Habib And His Songs By fardin hossain

Background Information

Birth name - Habib Wahid

Also known as - Habib

Nick names - Voice Doctor, BD-A.R.Rahman

Born - October 15, 1978 (age 29)

Origin - Dhaka, Bangladesh

Genre(s) - Fusion, Folk, Techno, Pop

Occupation(s) - Singer, Composer

Years active: 2003 – Present

Life and career

Habib's father Ferdous Wahid was one of the pioneers of Bangla pop music in the 1970s and 1980s. Habib started to pick up tunes on his father's keyboard from the time he was a little boy. Later, he studied music and audio engineering at the School of Audio Engineering in London.

Habib conceived his first folk-remix album Krishno while he was still a student in London. "I had the concept and even the tracks were arranged and was looking for a vocalist," he said. Kaya, the vocalist Habib was looking for is a Sylheti restaurant owner in London and amateur singer. The first few songs arising from their collaboration proved to be unexpected hits on the underground scene, both in London and in Dhaka. Krishno was a success when it was eventually released in Bangladesh, its unique blend of age-old folk and modern electronica introducing a radically new sound to the Dhaka music scene.

Habib has released five more albums: Maya (2004), Moina Go... (2005), Shono! (2006), Panjabiwala (2007), Bolchhi Tomake (2008) and Aboseshe (2008). He has featured new voices in all of his albums. Besides Kaya, he has showcased singers such as Helal, Julie, Konica, Nirjho, Shireen(in Panjabiwala) and Nancy in these albums. Habib first debuted as a vocal in "Moina Go..." where he performed two soft singles. His song “Din gelo” is considered one of the best song in the history of Bangla Music. He also has his father, Ferdous Wahid singing a song in that album.

He and his father Ferdous Wahid recently collaborated on a commercial for AB Bank. He composes music(and often sings) in commercials and films.

Influence of Bengali Music Tradition

Habib owes his musical heritage to a rich Bengali musical tradition. In general, music in Bangladesh has been used as a communication device to relay stories from one generation to the next, and to encourage the population to adopt specific ideals towards how they lead their lives. Bangla music fits into five genres, many of which reflect the core values of the musical approach taken by Habib.

• Classical: Based on musical modes called raglas. All of Bengali music has some basis in classical music. Habib has trained to remix classical music on a keyboard through the use of classical training at the School of Audio Engineering in London.

• Rabindra sangeet: Based on the works of Nobel laureate poet Rabindranath Tagore, who emphasized a common theme of philosophy and love. Music was influenced by western styles of the late 1800’s after Tagore visited England. Many of Habib’s songs are based on Bengali folk songs that emphasize the theme of love.

• Nazrul geeti: Based on the musical works of Kazi Nazrul Islam who was the national poet of Bangladesh during the Indian independence movement. Islam disseminated his revolutionary ideals through his music, which was a fusion of West Indian ghazals and traditional Bengali classical music. In contrast to Geeti, Habib is more concerned with developing a beat that will be broadly appreciated by a young audience. Habib’s songs therefore are mostly apolitical.

• Folk: A collection of old music genres that have a simple musical structure and words. Folk singers were used as possibly the only form of entertainment and communication of ideas before the advent of mass communication. The best known types of folk are Baul, Lalon, and Adhunik. Habib is a composer who develops new modern beats for old folk songs. While this interpretation is enjoyed by the young audience, it is controversial to traditional Bangladeshi people because the meanings of these songs change when they are sung with a hip hop or reggae beat.

• Modern music including pop and rock: Bengali pop and rock music was heavily influenced by Western music styles. Recent pop musicians have access to modern technology and attempt to use their own talent to make their music unique. Habib is an example of a new wave Bengali composer and beat-maker who makes creative modern Bengali music tracks. Habib opportunistically finds undiscovered singers for his tracks and then applies a variety of musical techniques including hip hop, reggae, and pop techniques.