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Black has been a cornerstone of the country's music scene since the late 1990s. Founded by childhood friends Jon Kabir, Khademul Jahan, and Mehmood Afridi Tony, along with other talented musicians, Black gained acclaim for their distinctive sound. Over the years the band transformed, including lineup changes and artistic developments, always maintaining their commitment to
Music in Bangladesh was never the same after Black launched Amar Prithibi in 2002. Taking off the much harder edge brought in by the rock bands of the 90’s, it was Black who arguably popularised alternative rock in the country, along with acts like Nemesis and Stentorian.
In a wedding that challenged traditional norms, Bangladeshi guitarist Nafisa Khanam Nitu recently tied the knot, captivating the Internet with a surprise musical performance. Nitu astounded wedding guests by playing an electric guitar during her own wedding ceremony.
Yesterday, the guitarist confirmed that he will be collaborating with his former Warfaze colleague Mizan Rahman after 11 years.
Last night, Oni Hasan delivered on his promise of bringing us the 'biggest Bangladeshi guitar collaboration' during Eid, as he dropped a 23-minute-long video on his YouTube channel. The video titled, "The Biggest Bangladeshi Guitar Collab Song -1", featured a total of 32 guitarists, all of whom played over different sections of the same backing track. While some of the bigger