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<p>Why do Bangladeshi music bands die when a star artist is gone? Who’ll be the future flagbearer? Glitz spoke to five artists to know about their visions to uphold the band music, groups and artists in the upcoming decades Why music bands die when their star artist leaves Nifat Sultanae Published : 30 Jun 2024, 04:37 AM Updated : 30 Jun 2024, 04:37 AM facebook sharing button twitter sharing button sharethis sharing button I’m not a singer basically. I was stubborn to join this sector, Azam Khan had said. He joined the music industry out of dogged determination but became the icon of band music in Bangladesh. When they performed for the first time on a stage, they had only four songs of their own. Gradually, Azam Khan and his songs rose to popularity and towards the end of 1972, they brought out the first record, including the songs ‘Saleka Maleka’ and ‘High Court er Mazar E’. Khan became serious in music and formed a band ‘Uchcharan’ with his friends guitarist Neelu and Mansur and drummer Sadeque, all famous with their nicknames. This was the seminal point of rock music in Bangladesh in the 60s. At the same time, Ferdous Wahid, Firoz Sai and a few others formed ‘Spondon’, another music band. Also, Fakir Alamgir introduced ‘Rishij Shilpi Goshthi.’ Azam Khan, however, rose above all those with his music getting known as ‘pop music’ and he as ‘Pop Guru’ or King of Pop. The voice that rendered the song ‘Bangladesh’ stirring the entire nation went quiet almost 13 years ago. After Khan’s death, his band Uchcharan halted its activities as well. Ayub Bachchu, another icon of rock music in Bangladesh, became immortal through his music. ‘Shei Tumi’, ‘Koshto’, ‘Hashte Dekho Gaite Dekho’,‘Ekhon Onek Raat’, ‘Prem Tumi Ki’, ‘Rupali Guitar, ‘Palate Chai’, ‘Bhanga Mon Niye’ - all these songs never lost their popularity. Rather, they gained more. Ayub Bachchu left this world five years ago. Members of LRB, his music band, went disarray after his death. The band was based on Bachchu, and lost all activities with his death. Will the music bands continue to go into oblivion when their star performer dies? Each music band struggles so much to rise to fame, but then goes out of limelight. Who are the future flagbearers of band music in Bangladesh? Is there a plan to uphold the band music, groups and artists in the upcoming decades? Band music artists say that new bands can take over from the existing ones. Establishing a large archive, bonding between band members, and applying copyright in song composition can bring discipline to the band music sector in future. However, some people believe that the golden era of band music is already over. Some good songs will survive naturally because of their qualities. And if the songs survive, the artists will be remembered forever. NEW BANDS CAN TAKE OVER: SHAFIN Shafin Ahmed left his long-time band ‘Miles’ and formed a new one called the ‘Voice of Miles.’ The artist who witnessed changes in musical eras in the country said it was hard to tell who would be the future flagbearers of band music. Band music didn’t start long ago in Bangladesh. It became dynamic at the end of the 80s in Bangladesh. It went through a great time and reached its zenith in the 90s. Initially, some people didn’t accept it and called it a bad culture. But band music entered the mainstream musical canon in the last decades. Hence, a question of legacy arises, he said. New bands can take over from their predecessors, Shafin said. Many of us who were in the frontline are still working. Some bands are still rolling. So we’re still singing regularly. Then the next generation bands have created their niche and will be able to entertain listeners when we’re gone. We can foresee that. New bands are coming up and they have a fan base. It is important to preserve the songs in digital platforms, believes Shafin. If we can save the entire catalogue of our songs on the internet, they’ll be saved forever. This could be an individual YouTube channel, streaming platform or anything. A full description of the songs should be there. When asked if he thought about preparing someone to hand over his legacy, i.e. preserving the songs by ‘Miles’, the Voice of Miles, or the individual numbers by him, Shafin said he had yet to have enough time to groom someone to do so. I didn’t have enough time to teach someone music. It’s very hard to groom someone when we’re busy with our work, like recording and live performance. After doing all those, there’s hardly any time left for grooming others.</p>