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Red Blend Wine Pushing the boundaries of genre cliches. Picture a musical canvas from Dhaka, Bangladesh, where in 2016, Ratnadeep Toorja and Yash Changma embarked on a harmonious journey. Adnan Rashid joined in 2018 as the drummer, and in 2019, Shihab Tanee became the vocalist.
Their path to the debut album was filled with challenges, including Yash Changma leaving before studio recording and a bassist search. Amid the 2020 pandemic, the band faced a crisis but emerged stronger.
In 2021, they released "Getaway Dreamer."
Zami Hossain joined as the bassist in 2022.
In 2023, their self-titled debut album, "Red Blend Wine," marked the pinnacle of their journey.
Every song is a piece of their hearts, inked by the maestro, Ratnadeep Toorja, with Shihab Tanee as the co-author of the soul-stirring "Celestial Healing.. The album's sonic masterpiece is crafted by sound engineer Sayem Rahman Sakib, their guide since the beginning. The album encapsulates years of dedication, resilience, and soulful expression.
Their path to the debut album was filled with challenges, including Yash Changma leaving before studio recording and a bassist search. Amid the 2020 pandemic, the band faced a crisis but emerged stronger.
In 2021, they released "Getaway Dreamer."
Zami Hossain joined as the bassist in 2022.
In 2023, their self-titled debut album, "Red Blend Wine," marked the pinnacle of their journey.
Every song is a piece of their hearts, inked by the maestro, Ratnadeep Toorja, with Shihab Tanee as the co-author of the soul-stirring "Celestial Healing.. The album's sonic masterpiece is crafted by sound engineer Sayem Rahman Sakib, their guide since the beginning. The album encapsulates years of dedication, resilience, and soulful expression.
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