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89 - Bengali Original Sound Tracks

First look of Rabindrasangeet album
2gether Tagore,
featuring Hariharan &
Kavita Krishnamurti
on Colors Bangla
Great Music Gurukul. 

Aabar Ashibo Phire

Abaar Ashibo Phire…

Banglar Gaan

SHAAN

Abaar Ashibo Phire – Banglar Gaan, as the title suggests, is an unique endeavour by Shaan. He has rendered 10 traditional songs from different genres of Bengal, showcasing his roots of being a Bengali.

Bengal has always been known for its rich culture and tradition.  We have hand picked some very popular songs each from Rabindrasangeet, Nazrulgeeti, Baul, Bhatiyali, Dwijendrageeti, Lalan and Palligeeti, the common theme of all the songs being “Bengal”.

Bengal has always been known for its rich culture and tradition.  We have hand picked some very popular songs each from Rabindrasangeet, Nazrulgeeti, Baul, Bhatiyali, Dwijendrageeti, Lalan and Palligeeti, the common theme of all the songs being “Bengal”.

So, representing our tradition and culture through Shaan would be reaching out musically to the present generation and also documenting our heritage and tradition of music.

The list of songs :

              1.  Je Tomay Chhare Chharuk (Rabindrasangeet) 

              2.  Allah Megh De (Palligeeti)

              3.  Dekhechhi  Rupsagare (Baul)

              4.  Nao Chhariya De (Bhatiyali)

              5.  Dhano Dhannyo Pushpe Bhora (Dwijendrageeti)

              6.  Shob Loke koy (Lalangeeti)

              7.  Ei Ranga Matir Pothe (Nazrulgeeti)

              8.  Prabhato Somoye (Prabhati)

              9.  Ami Takdoom Takdoom Bajai (Folk)

              10.Banglar Mati,Banglar Jol (Rabindrasangeet) 

 

Friendship Day Collection

Celebrate Friendship with Asha Audio

 

Song - Kotha Diya Bondhu Listen

Album - Aabar Bachhor Kuri Pore

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Song - Bhalo Laage Listen

Album - Aajo Aachhe

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Song - Bandhu Tomaye Listen

Album - Gadha

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Song - Adda Listen

Album - Twaker Jotno Nin

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Song - Friendship Chai Listen

Album - Mission F

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Song - Eksathe Cholechhi Dujone Listen

Album - Prem by Chance

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Song - Bolo Sokhi Bolo Listen

Album - Mone Robe

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Song - Bandu Aamar Listen

Album - Khuda Jaane

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Song - Bandhu Haath Barao Listen

Album - Bandhu Haath Barao

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Song - Paa Phelechhi Ghaasey Listen

Album - Dui Dugune Prem

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Song - Bandhu Kotha Rakhis Listen

Album - Mon Kemoner Station

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Song - Swapno Je Chay Chhuti Listen

Album - Just Tomake

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The Future of Music — a ‘musical adda’

 Kolkata’s largest music, movies and books retail chain, hosted The Future of Music—a ‘musical adda’. The panelists were eminent musicians Nondon Bagchi, Jayashree Singh, Bickram Ghosh and a famous representative from the music recording industry, Mahua Lahiri. The interesting ‘adda’ was moderated by Jimmy Tangree, famous radio-personality.

It was largely attended by youth as well as other eminent personalities and general music lovers. At the time when we are all into deep thoughts that whether the physical format is going to exist, all the panelists were very positive that physical format will be there along with the digital format. Music cannot exist only virtually. The excitement  of holding a Vinyl or a Compact Disc, definitely gives us a feel of possessiveness and educate us with every details of the album.

A society cannot exist without music. Music is the best way to express our emotions in all forms. Kolkata mourned with shutting down of Music World but there is also a good news that several other Music Stores are coming up. M3 is opening a store on Park Street & G55 has re-opened under the banner of M3. We want to raise our voice against illegal downloads and request all music lovers to support the industry and pay due respect to our artists, composers, writers, musicians and everyone concerned in creating a masterpiece, which entertains them.

 We invite more such endeavors for creating awareness.

A legal update from Asha Audio: Supreme Court upholds the rights of the music companies to charge royalties to Radio Stations playing their music: Asha audio communiqué In a decision dated 3rd May, 2012, a bench of three judges of the Supreme Court overruled a Division Bench order of the Delhi High Court which had held that the Copyright Board had the power to grant interim compulsory licences under Section 31. Therefore this order means Radio Stations in particular (or any broadcasters for that matter) cannot play music without going into negotiation with the Music Companies who actually holds the rights of those music produced. Radio stations have long been attempting to secure interim compulsory licences from the Copyright Board, for sound recordings owned by PPL, SCIL etc. In 2010, recently there has been a case before the Bombay High Court where a radio station had attempted to get an interim CL from the Copyright Board by filing a suit for declaratory judgment before a district court. In that case the Bombay High Court ruled against the radio stations and upheld the decision of the district court that only the Copyright Board could decide matters under Section 31 of the Copyright Act. In the last two years there have been at least two cases before the Delhi High Court, including the present case which was ruled on by the Supreme Court. The reason for radio stations were trying to secure interim compulsory licences is the fact that the Copyright Board can take some time before delivering a final order. In the meanwhile, the radio stations will have to pay out the royalties demanded by music owners. And it has been seen that given the edge of the copyright board there can be a huge difference in the royalties demanded by music owners and the royalties fixed by the Board. In its judgment the Supreme Court disagrees with the Delhi High Court’s conclusion that the Copyright Board could grant interim CL even though the legislation was silent on this aspect. The Delhi High Court had ruled that since the Copyright Board could grant a CL, it would have the implied powers to grant all ancillary and interim reliefs. The Supreme Court however categorically stated that a Copyright Board could not grant interim relief unless the legislation specifically provided the Board with such a power. This will mean that till an amendment in the copyright bill itself comes in effect, the Radio Companies have to pay royalties as needed by the music owners