Muhin Khan
musical artist
Muhin Khan (born 21 April), commonly known mononymously as Muhin, is a Bangladeshi singer. He participated in the 2006 CloseUp1 Tomakei Khujchhe Bangladesh musical talent TV show. Despite widespread predictions he would win, Muhin placed second to Salma.
His style of music is known as Adhunik Bangla, with the word 'adhunik' meaning 'modern' in Bengali. He was originally signed to the Sangeeta and released his first album, Tomar Jonno, written and produced in conjunction with Bappa Mazumder, in 2008 The album included the hit track "Ektai Prokalpo".
His album Ghum Ashe Na was released in late 2011. Music videos to two of the tracks were released to promote the album, "Ghum Ashe Na" and "Shopno". His most recent full studio album, titled Kolijai Lagerey, was released in 2017. The album was released through his own production company, Golpo Entertainment. The first promotional music video was produced in conjunction with Meer Shahriar Hossain Masum of Souls.
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