Dameer (singer)
musical artist
Dameer Khan (born 18 September 2000) is a Bangladeshi singer and songwriter.
Early life
Dameer was born in Dhaka in 2000, and was raised there. He is the eldest son of Bangladeshi musician Pilu Khan, a member of the band Renaissance. Dameer participated in guitar classes at a young age, and later did guitar and drum lessons at his father's music college in Baridhara. He has described how finding a travel guitar in a charity shop on a trip to England was his first instrument and his introduction to playing music.
As a teenager, Dameer moved to Malaysia, before spending several months in Ghana.
Musical career
At the age of 17, Dameer signed with German record label Majestic Casual. He released his first single, Easier, in 2018. This was accompanied by a music video, released on June 20.
Dameer released his debut EP, For We Are Distant, in 2021, featuring the single "Believe".
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