Ichche Ghuri album by Shironamhin

Embarking on their musical journey in 1996, Shironamhin, one of the finalists of the Star Search Competition, arranged by Benson & Hedges, are back with a new album after one-and-a- half long years. Their second album, titled Ichche Ghuri contains 11 brand new Bangla songs.

Borosha is the popular hit of the album, a great feel-good song. Tuhin’s accent makes the song that much better to listen to. He puts much variety in this song. The sarod and tabla in the background are a delight for the ears.

Pakhi is another popular hit of the album. Once again, Tuhin renders a rock solid vocal.

The track Cafeteria probably is the best song of the album. Tuhin is at his best throughout the song. He displays exceptional diversity and is at ease even in the difficult parts of the song.

After five songs, Tuhin tries to regain his old flair with Ruposhi Nagorey. The song has a continuous rhythm to it.

Nishshongo is a beautiful song in every aspect. From the soft melodious fusion to great use of background instruments, Tuhin manages to create a soft thought-provoking atmosphere for the song. Farhan pulls off great fusion with the song Swadesh.

Although the song Ichche Ghuri is not rhythmic, Shironamhin tries something different in this song. The passionate vocal and deep lyrics make for great melody.

Most of the songs have good music, compositions and lyrics. However, while the background instruments and vocals sound good, the tracks of the album Ami na onno keu, Onek asha niye, Ditiyo jibon fail to make waves.

Ichche Ghuri is presented by Banglalink and produced by G-Series.

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