25 Years of "SHIRONAMHIN" Almost all people heard the trending song “ Ei Obelay”, which was released in 2019 however it's still on several people's playlists. Not simply this one, Shironamhin has such a large amount of hit songs. Getting ispired by rock bands rising from Dhaka's underground music within the late Nineteen Nineties, Shironamhin was shaped in the capital of Bangladesh in 1996. They were differentiated for their vast psychedelic and progressive compositions, multi-instrumental experiment, and intellectual lyrics and have become one of the leading bands of the Bengali art rock genre. Shironamhin was founded by students Ziaur Rahman (guitar), Jewel (guitar), and nightingale Hasan (vocals). Their song "Hashimukh" from their debut album became well recognized when it was discharged. Due to personal tensions, Tuhin left Shironamhin in 2017. Ishtiaque later joined the band as a replacement musician. This year they'll celebrate their jubilee. Recently celebrating twenty-five years of excellence, Shironamhin has completed the shooting for his or her sixth album, "Perfume". The title track of this album, which is additionally titled "Perfume", will release with a big-budget music video. The song is especially supported by classical mythology and is directed by the band's musician and leader, Ziaur Rahman. According to leader of this band, the track raises social awareness against victim-blaming. The band conjointly informs that associate exclusive collector's editions of the album are going to be accessible. Organized by Dreamcast, the band can prepare a grand celebration of their jubilee with the city Orchestra later this year. #studentjournalist #music #bandmusicbd

photojournalist Shahidul Alam was recognized as luminaries and ambassadors for the National Geographic Society. Today, the National Geographic Society has appointed American artist Maya Lin and Bangladeshi photojournalist Shahidul Alam as National Geographic Explorers at Large. The title, which comes with opportunities as ambassadors for the National Geographic Society and support for continuing their impactful work, is bestowed on a select few global changemakers and thought leaders––including other National Geographic legends like Bob Ballard, Rodrigo Medelín, Sylvia Earle, and the late Thomas Lovejoy. "For 134 years, the National Geographic Society has been recognized for its storytelling capabilities, and we want to use that superpower to drive impact globally,” said Kaitlin Yarnall, the Society’s chief storytelling officer. “Throughout their careers, Maya and Shahidul have clearly demonstrated their courage, creativity, and innovation as storytellers, and we look forward to collaborating with them NGS Source - National geography #StudentJournalism