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Name
  
Rakib Mosabbir

Instruments
  
keyboards, vocals

Origin
  
Dhaka, Bangladesh

Birth name
  
Golam Musabbir Rakib



Born
  
1 December 1988 (age 35) Bhairab, Bangladesh (
1988-12-01
)

Genres
  
Film score, techno, fusion, folk, pop, rock

Occupation(s)
  
Composer, singer, songwriter, producer, and sound engineer

Native name
  
গোলাম মোসাব্বির রাকিব

Golam Musabbir Rakib (Bengali: গোলাম মোসাব্বির রাকিব; born 1 December 1988) simply known as Rakib Mosabbir, is a Bangladeshi singer-songwriter, musician and record producer. He became popular as Rakib Mosabbir after the release of his first solo album (Jare Amar Mon)'s title track "Jare Amar Mon". According to The New Nation, "He is notable for his fusion of Bengali music with contemporary techno and urban beats, film score, folk, pop, [and] rock."

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Biography

He was born in an upper-middle-class Bengali family on 1 December 1988 in the town of Bhairab, Bangladesh. He set up his own in-house studio in Bhairab called RM Music Factory. Rakib Mosabbir has been active in the music business from 2007 onwards.

Career

In 2008, he released his first solo album, Jare Amar Mon, a mix of folk and modern electronica music.

In the next few years, Rakib released eight albums: Boishak Elo, his second solo album published by Soundtek in 2010; Madhobi Lata, his first featured album published by Laser Vision in 2010; Jani Tumi, his second featured album published by Laser Vision in 2011; Obhimanai Akash, his 3rd featured album with Asif Iqbal published by A6 and Ganchil in 2012; Sukh Pakhi, his 3rd solo album published by Cd Choice in 2013; Rodela Akash, his 4th featured album published by Cd Choice in 2014; Nondini, his 5th featured album published by Laser Vision in 2014; Valobasha Emoni, his 4th solo album published by Cd Choice in 2014; and his upcoming album Ramu mix (Vol-1) & Sajna is coming soon this year. He has featured new voices and some famous voices in all of his albums. Rakib first Mixed album Jege Otho (Laser Vision 2011).

References

Rakib Mosabbir Wikipedia