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Native name
  
তানযির তুহিন

Years active
  
1984–present

Full Name
  
Tanzir Tuhin

Name
  
Tanzir Tuhin


Other names
  
Tuhin

Role
  
Musician

Ethnicity
  
Bengali

Music group
  
Tanzir Tuhin Tanzir Tuhin Wikipedia


Born
  
26 September 1974 (age 49) (
1974-09-26
)
Dhaka, Bangladesh

Occupation
  
Musician, singer, songwriter, actor, architect

Website
  
shironamhin.net/portfolio/tuhin/

Albums
  
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Tanzir Tuhin (Bengali: তানযির তুহিন, born 26 September 1974) is a Bangladeshi musician, singer-songwriter, actor and architect, who is best known worldwide as a lead-vocal of Bangladeshi independent music group Shironamhin.

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Tanzir Tuhin Tanzir Tuhin is a Bangladeshi musician singer songwriter actor

Early life

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Tuhin was born in 1974 in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and spent his childhood there. Tuhin did his schooling in Government Laboratory High School, Dhaka up to the tenth grade. He got higher secondary (HSC) from Dhaka College and graduated from the BUET in Architecture. For the first several years Tuhin played he learned Nazrul Geeti and classical music from Bulbul Lalitakala Academy (BAFA), where Ustad Akthar sadamani, Kiran Chandra Roy, Ustad Niaz Mohammad Chowdhury and Narayan Chandra Basak were his music masters.

In 2000 Tuhin joined the Shironamhin band as a vocal. Their first album Jahajee was released in 2004. Since they have released 5 studio albums and several mixed albums. Their latest album titled Shironamhin Shironamhin was released on 19 July 2013.

Style

Tuhin's influences include:

  • Lalon
  • Bob Dylan
  • Jim Morrison
  • John Denver
  • Eric Clapton
  • Pink Floyd
  • Metallica
  • Iron Maiden
  • Gipsy Kings
  • References

    Tanzir Tuhin Wikipedia


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