Prince Mahmud

Prince Mahmud (Born: 17 July) a popular lyricist, composer and music director of Bangladesh. He has been writing and composing songs for solo and joint albums of band artists in Bangladesh since the 90's. Multiple songs written and composed by him have gained wide popularity. His mixed album ‘Shakti’ (1995) propelled his journey as a composer of mixed albums, which immediately garnered him a massive success Including solo, dual and mixed 'Nimantran' is his 40th album.[2][3][4][5]

Prince Mahmud
Born17 July[1]
Khulna, Bangladesh[1]
NationalityBangladeshi
Citizenship Bangladesh
Known forLyricist, Music composer, music director

Birth and education

Prince Mahmud was born in Khulna district. He has studied Honors and Masters in Bengali.

Career

Prince started band music when he was a school student. He was the vocalist for a band called The Blues. After college life, he concentrated on creating songs. He began song composition and writing spontaneously. In the early 90's, Prince Mahmud himself formed a band called From the West. The song released by this band ‘Razakar Albadar Kishui Raibo Nare’ along with positive critical acclamations.

Later, he started working on a band mixed album. His mixed album Shokti (1995) propelled his journey as a composer of mixed albums. He used to do mixed albums with all the popular band stars of the country. Those albums touched the highest peak of success.[1] His most popular tracks include Bondhu Toke Miss Korchi (Partha Barua), ‘Aaj jonmodin tomar’ (Shafin Ahmed); ‘Jodi himaloy hoye’, ‘Hoyni jabar bela’ (Khalid); ‘Bangladesh’, ‘Maa’, ‘Guru’, 'Baba' (James); Eto Koshto Keno Bhalobashay (Hasan) and more.[6] In 2023, he composed music for a song titled "Ishwar" in Himel Ashraf's Priyotoma starring Shakib Khan, with lyrics by Shomeshwar Oli for the first time.[7][8]

Albums

  1. Sesh Dekha - (Band Mix)
  2. Ekhono Du Chokhe Bonna - (Band Mix)
  3. Deyal Dui Hridoyer Majhe - (Band Mix)
  4. Khoma - (Band Mix)
  5. Chuti - (Band Mix)
  6. Harjit - (Band Mix)
  7. Dohon Shudhu Tomar Jonno - (Band Mix)
  8. Baro Mash - (Band Mix)
  9. Devi - (Band Mix)
  10. Shokti - (Band Mix)
  11. Srot - (Band Mix)
  12. Taal - (Solo For Hasan)
  13. Bondona - (Solo For Mahadi)
  14. Boka - (Mix Of Close Up-1 Artist)
  15. Ghumao - (Solo For Khalid)
  16. Jontrona
  17. Piano (Duet of James & Aiyub Bacchu)
  18. Brihospoti
  19. Ghrina
  20. Mehedi Ranga Haat - (Band Mix)
  21. Daag Theke Jai - (Band Mix)
  22. Nirbachita - (Mix)
  23. Oporajeeta
  24. Dese Valobasa Nai
  25. Nimontron - (Mix)
  26. Valobasa Mane Dukkho (For Hasan)
  27. Hello Kosto (For Hasan)

Awards

References

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