Coke Studio Bangla Season 1 Songs Mp3 Download
Penny Dale
Coke Studio was originally founded in Brazil back in 2007 as a distinctive fusion music initiative, with the aim of combining the musical styles of two different Brazilian artists.[3] Subsequently, Nadeem Zaman, who served as the Marketing Head of The Coca-Cola Company, collaborated with Rohail Hyatt, a former member of Vital Signs, to produce a Pakistani version of the show. The first season premiered in June 2008, in front of a live audience. However, the format switched to a closed studio for the following seasons, which remains the current format of the show.[4] In June 2012, the Indian version of Coke Studio, named Coke Studio @ MTV,[5] made its debut, with Leslie Lewis producing the first season[6] and multiple producers taking on subsequent seasons.[7] The show ran for four seasons.[8]
The series' first season was launched on 7 February 2022, taking inspiration from the success of the Coke Studio franchises in Pakistan and India.[11] The first season ended on 1 September 2022 after airing ten consecutive songs, focused on the folk heritage of Bangladesh.[12]
The maiden season of Coke Studio Bangla featured a total of 10 songs from different genres including its rocking opener "Nasek Nasek" followed by "Prarthona", "Bulbuli", "Bhober Pagol", "Chiltey Roud", "Bhinnotar Uthshob", "Shob Lokey Koy", "Lilabali", "Dokhina Hawa" and lastly, "Hey Samalo."
Coke Studio Bangla Season II seems to be enjoying as much love and popularity as its predecessor did last year. Marrying tradition, folk culture, and musical creativity into its creations the season's delights include songs of the seas, like Nodir Kul, and fusion folk such as Deora, Kotha Koiyo Na, and Dewana.
The final song of Coke Studio Bangla season 2, 'Dilaram,' features Hamida Banu and Shayan Chowdhury Arnob. The song is a fusion of two songs: 'Dhoro Dilaram,' written by Hason Raza himself, and Arnob's 'Amae Dhore Rakho.'
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