In the fall of 2004, Arnob signed a contract with Ektaar for one year. In 2004, his first solo song 'She Je Boshe Ache' was released as the title track of the teleplay Off Beat, which started at 36:55 of the teleplay. The same year, Bangla released its debut album, Kingkortobbobimurho. In 2002, Bangla took part in "the Benson and Hedges Star Search" competition, and Arnob received the Award for Best Instrumentalist for playing esraj. The band had their first formal concert at Sheraton Hotel in Dhaka in October,1999. The same year instrumentalists Kartik, Shantunu and Nazrul joined Bangla. 2000s 2000–2007: Relocation to Dhaka, debut album of Bangla and going solo Īrnob returned to Dhaka in 1999. With the new lineup, the band had their first performance in Kolkata Book Fair in January 1999. Anusheh brought in bassist Buno to the band, who had prior experience in folk fusion. His family friend Anusheh Anadil learned about his project while visiting Shantiniketan and joined the band a vocalist. In 1998, when he was a fourth-year student, he formed an indie folk fusion band named Bangla. 1990s 1995–1999: Visva Bharati University and the formation of Bangla Īfter completing high school education, Arnob enrolled in the Visva Bharati University in 1995 to study at the Fine Arts Academy (Kala bhavana). I never thought I would take music as a profession! Even at school, I was the worst in music. However, in a 2014 interview to a Bangladeshi magazine, he confessed: He also got exposure to a wide range of musical styles, ranging from western music to the local baul traditions, and started composing music with his friends at this time. While at Patha Bhavana, he took lessons in Esraj and taught himself to play keyboard and guitar. However, in 1985, at the insistence of his mother, Arnob was admitted to Patha Bhavana, a school affiliated with Vishva Bharati at Santiniketan, West Bengal, India. Īrnob started schooling at Willes Little Flower School in Dhaka. He is a cousin to Bangladeshi actress, model and singer Rafiath Rashid Mithila.
Arnob's uncle Tapan Chowdhury, was a prominent solo-artist and a member of the Bangladeshi rock band Souls. Swapan Chowdhury was a member of the traveling music band that participated in the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971, and was featured in the documentary Muktir Gaan. Life and career Early years Īrnob was born in Dhaka on 27 January, 1978, to painter couple Swapan Chowdhury and Suraiya Chowdhury.
As of 2022, Arnob released seven solo albums, and composed film scores for several notable Bengali language films, which include Monpura, Jaago, Aynabaji and Under Construction. In 2009, Arnob released his first live album Arnob & Friends Live, which featured songs from his international tour in October 2008. This album was followed by his two notable solo albums Hok Kolorob and Doob, cementing his position as a prominent musician in Bangladesh.
The song also appeared in his first solo album Chaina Bhabish, released in 2005.
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Īrnob gained nation-wide recognition as a solo artist for his title track She je Boshe Ache for the 2004 TV drama Offbeat. He also briefly collaborated with Prayer Hall, a Bangladeshi rock band. Arnob continued performing with some of the band members as Arnob and Friends. Arnob was the founder of indie folk band Bangla which stayed active for a decade before going into hiatus in the late 2000s.
Shayan Chowdhury Arnob, known professionally as Arnob, is a Bangladeshi singer-songwriter, musician, painter, filmmaker, animator and producer.
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