Dameer Khan is more than a singer-songwriter, producer, or musician—he’s a visionary dreamer and an aspiring catalyst for change. Infusing Western indie rock/pop and jazz with Bengali influences, his music defies convention, blending lo-fi tunes with psychedelic riffs to create a sonic experience that is as unique as it is enthralling.

His lyrics possess a transcendent quality, capable of transporting listeners to other dimensions, eliciting laughter, tears, and introspection, even in the quiet hours of the morning or during a gentle rainfall.

Beginning his journey in the bustling streets of Dhaka, Dameer found new inspiration and vibrancy in Kuala Lumpur during his formative years. This diverse cultural exposure shaped his musical identity, leading him to record at prestigious studios like Red Bull Studios in Berlin, where he honed his craft and refined his sound.

Growing up surrounded by musical influences such as his father, Pilu Khan, and notable figures like Bappa Mazumder and Partha Barua, Dameer’s passion for music was ignited at a young age. From mastering the guitar to diving into production with FL Studio, his dedication to his craft knew no bounds.

Despite his global success and impending relocation to Canada, Dameer remains deeply connected to his roots in Dhaka. He fondly reminisces about the charm of his hometown—the bustling streets, the melodious tunes of street performers, and the aroma of roadside fuchka—all of which continue to inspire his artistry.

Dameer Khan’s discography, including acclaimed albums like “Bichhuz” (2020), “Moshari” (2022), and “Westerners” (2024), stands as a testament to his unwavering commitment to innovation and creative expression. As he embarks on the next chapter of his musical journey, Dameer’s legacy as a trailblazer in the industry is sure to endure, leaving an indelible mark on the world of music.