A brand-new album titled “Bujhlam”, presented by GaanShala and Ek Nirjhorer Gaan, is set to be released tomorrow. The album features four original tracks written and composed by Enamul Karim Nirjhor and performed by celebrated singers Somnur Monir Konal, Masha Islam, Dola Rahman, and Antara Rahman.

Legendary singer Sabina Yasmin, who had been away from music while battling cancer, has recorded a new track after regaining her health. Titled “Otit Golpoguli”, the song will soon be released under the FA Music label.

British pop star Dua Lipa has reportedly parted ways with her agent after he signed a letter calling for the removal of pro-Palestinian Irish rap group Kneecap from this year’s Glastonbury Festival.

The National Award–winning singer lamented that the works of iconic voices such as Andrew Kishore and Subir Nandi were never properly archived.

Popular singer and actor Tahsan Khan has announced that he will gradually step back from his music career, suggesting that his ongoing tour might be his last. The 45-year-old artiste made the revelation on stage during a concert in Melbourne on Saturday night, telling the audience that he plans to “slowly wind down” his life as a performing musician.

The programme is part of the broader Musician’s Master Class (MMC) initiative, designed to provide structured learning opportunities for musicians across Bangladesh.

Taylor Swift is turning her latest album launch into a cinematic event. To celebrate the release of her 12th studio album, “The Life of a Showgirl”, the pop superstar has announced a three-day theatre experience titled “Taylor Swift: The Official Release Party of a Showgirl”.

Recently, Ankan has been making waves with “Long Distance Love,” composed by Shuvendu Das Shuvo, with lyrics co-written by Pragata Naoha and Ankan himself. The song resonated deeply with listeners who related to the pain of separation. “Some loved it, while others didn’t. But what I cherished most was that people began sharing their own love stories in my comment section,” he said.

Assamese singer was beloved across South Asia for his Bollywood hit

The special track, recorded in the voice of Shovan Ganguly, features Pallabi and Debraj as models in the music video, which has been directed by Niladri.

Pakistani hip-hop sensations Talha Anjum and Talha Yunus are coming to Dhaka for the first time to perform at a concert scheduled for the third week of October. The event is being organised by Rishka Connect and Dhaka Broadcast, the organisers confirmed to Prothom Alo.

Frank Sinatra’s 1955 classic “In the Wee Small Hours” will be reissued on November 14 as part of Blue Note’s “Tone Poet Audiophile Vinyl Series”, marking seven decades since its original release. Widely described as Sinatra’s “melancholy masterpiece,” the record was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1984 and is celebrated as one of the first true concept albums in popular music.

The birthplace of legendary composer and singer Sachin Dev Burman—universally remembered as S D Burman—is set to be preserved as a music museum in Cumilla, under a new government initiative.

Popular Bangladeshi rock band Aurthohin is set to release its long-awaited album “Phoenix-er Diary 2” this October, three years after the release of “Phoenix-er Diary”. The announcement was made through a motion poster on Facebook, where a fiery phoenix symbolised the theme of resilience and rebirth.

Ahrar Masud Diep, the vocalist of Calypso, Rustoff, and Eclipse, passed away yesterday. He was also part of Drockstars 2007, where he performed with his band Eclipse.

EA SPORTS has revealed the official soundtrack for “FC 26”, highlighting a dynamic mix of international stars and rising talent. The line-up features Bangladeshi-origin singers Mumzy Stranger and Muza with their track “Ki Kori”, alongside UK-born Bangladeshi artiste Joy Crookes, returning with “Fade Your Heart”. 

Legendary Lalon singer Farida Parveen passed away on Saturday (September 13) night after a prolonged illness. She died at 10:15pm while undergoing treatment in a private medical college hospital in Dhaka. On Sunday (September 14) noon, people from all walks of life paid their respects at the Central Shaheed Minar. At the tribute, her husband, noted flautist Gazi Abdul Hakim, said, “An artiste like Farida Parveen is born once in a hundred years.”

The entirety of Bangladesh’s entertainment industry was grief-stricken after losing this legendary singer to kidney complications.

Legendary singer Farida Parveen passed away on Saturday while undergoing treatment at Universal Medical College Hospital in Dhaka. She was 70.

The artiste had long been battling kidney complications. In recent months, her condition worsened, requiring dialysis twice a week