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tmusikoriginal · 1 month
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bengalimusically · 1 month
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embersariya · 5 months
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when they say "i miss you" but robi thakur said “নিত্য তোমায় চিত্ত ভরিয়া স্মরণ করি, বিশ্ববিহীন বিজনে বসিয়া বরণ করি তুমি আছ মোর জীবন মরণ হরণ করি।”
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brokenbackmountain · 2 months
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South Asian Music Recs 2 fast 2 furious
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Soulmate (genre: blues rock): formed in 2003, based in shillong. they mostly sing in english. i would recommend love you, voodoo woman, shillong (sier lapalang)
Indian Ocean (genre: multi. mostly jazz and rock and folk fusion): formed in 1990, based in delhi. they sing in multiple languages. i would recommend bagh aayore, shoonya, jaadu maaya
Moheener Ghoraguli (genre: multi; rock (folk and blues), jazz, baul, american folk): formed in 1975, based in kolkata. they sang in bengali. i would recommend ei shomoy amar shomoy, amar priyo caffe, sei phuler daal
chandrabindoo (genre: rock, multi): formed in 1998, based in kolkata. they sing in bengali. famous music composer pritam was a part of chandrabindoo! recommended: hridoy, geet gobindo, ami amar mone
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Junoon (genre: sufi rock): formed in 1990, based in lahore and nyc. multilingual. i would recommend: sayonee, yaar bina, azadi
Entity Paradigm (genre: rock): formed in 2000 (but they kept breaking up and rebanding every few years. also entity and paradigm used to be separate bands till they joined. yes this is the one with fawad khan. this is very mainstream. (<- girl saying this as if half the others are Not) anyway), based in lahore. they mostly sing in urdu afaik. recommended: hamesha, waqt, fitrat
Mekaal Hasan Band (genre: sufi rock, alternative rock): formed in 2001, based in lahore. they are multilingual, but mostly urdu afaik. recommended: raba, ranjha, ghunghat
noori: formed in 1996, based in lahore. multilingual. recommended: yariyaan, meray log, dil ki qasam
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The Music Room (1958)
Director: Satyajit Ray
Cinematographer: Subrata Mitra
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thatdeshigirl · 1 month
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the fact that people sometimes cannot identify whether a song is about love or about devotion to God (e.g. Majhe Majhe Tobo Dekha Pai by Rabindranath Tagore) is so beautiful.
it's like saying "yes, love IS devotion, and in my devotion, i have made you my God"
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chaos-and-all · 1 month
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how to explain the profound impact "আমি ডুবতে রাজি আছি" (or let's be real, the whole song.) had on little old me to someone who doesn't understand the beauty of a language that is bangla? because it was SO important to me to hear that it's okay to be reckless and take risks sometimes!!! especially as a chronic overthinker!!!
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junglejim4322 · 1 year
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Jalsaghar / The Music Room (1958)
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zindagi-se-darte-ho · 3 months
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this too is bengali culture. sharing a piece of my heart, a revolution i have grown up with, my আবেগ, with this little internet community. জয় rock.
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dioriysus · 7 months
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amaar ekla akash thomke geche raater srothe bheshe, shudhu tomay bhaalo bheshe
my lonely skies have stopped sailing in the dark currents of the night, after (I started) loving you
amaar din gulo shob rong chineche tomaar kache eshe, shudhu tomay bhaalo bheshe
you acquainted my days with color , after (I started) loving you
tumi chokh mellei phool phutheche amaar chaade eshe
the moment our eyes meet, the patio blooms with flowers
bhorer shishir thonth chuye jaay, tomaay bhaalo bheshe
the morning dew caresses my lips after loving you
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tmusikoriginal · 7 months
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bengalimusically · 1 year
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embersariya · 4 months
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if you listen to old bollywood, bangla oldies, urdu ghazals, hindi and bangla coke studio, desi hiphop, bangla rock and folk fusion we should be married rn
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fishyyyyy99 · 8 months
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You know that episode in The Big Bang Theory in which Bernadette and Raj do a parody of an Indian dance number? The lyrics do sound ridiculous . . . in English. That's the thing. I don't know why, but Indian song lyrics that sound absolutely bizarre when translated to English, sound perfectly normal, nay beautiful, in the original Indian versions of the songs. I guess Indian languages just carry the hyperboles and metaphors with a certain elegance.
P. S. When I say Indian languages, I don't necessarily mean that they are spoken only by Indians or by people of Indian origin.
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mudwerks · 11 months
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(via Mohini Dey Covering John Coltrane's Solo on COUNTDOWN)
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gourielo · 7 months
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Mahalaya
The day we feel the most Nostalgic.
Every year, this day makes every Bangali tear up. Why? Because this day is a remembrance of one's childhood and how one grew up celebrating Mahalaya.
I remember how the excitement in the pit of my stomach felt the night before Mahalaya. I used to be scared. What if I can't wake up on time? What if I fall asleep through it? What if my grandmother doesn't wake me up? But every year, the radio was switched on at 4 a.m. and the story of how Durga was born out of the rage and power of all the Gods and how she defeated Mahishasur was narrated by Birendra Krishna Bhadra and every year, I woke up right on time to listen to all of it.
The feeling of knowing that every single Bangali was listening to the radio all throughout the city of Kolkata was something out of the world. A sense of connection with strangers. A sense of community. A sense of fraternity. A sense of Bondhutto.
Mahalaya is the day when Matripokkho commences. While listening to Birendra Krishna Bhadra's tale of Mahishasur Mardini, you see strength, grace, knowledge, beauty, love and belonging. On these dawns, you perceive the tenderness of power, you understand the ferocity of a Mother.
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