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Habib Wahid is a celebrated Bangladeshi singer, music composer, and record producer, recognized for pioneering the fusion of traditional Bangladeshi folk music with contemporary pop elements.
Habib Wahid joined forces with Tajikistani singer Mehernigori Rustam to perform "Moha Jadu," a collaboration that weaves baul spirit into Coke Studio Bangla's third season. He also participated with a new version of "Jadu".
Habib Wahid's collaboration with Muza on "Beni Khuley" became an instant hit on Twitter, gaining popularity among celebrities.
Habib Wahid produced the single "Cholo Bangladesh," a promotional song for the 2015 Cricket World Cup.
Habib Wahid released the single "Ei Bangla Ei Manush" for the World Bank's End Poverty Day campaign, focusing on Bangladesh's progress against poverty.
Habib Wahid, born on October 15, 1979, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, is the son of renowned pop singer Ferdous Wahid. His early life was immersed in music, leading him to pursue higher education in music and audio engineering at the School of Audio Engineering in London. This formal training, combined with his natural talent, laid the foundation for his innovative musical career. He debuted in 2003 with the album “Krishno,” a collaborative effort that blended folk music with modern elements. This album was a significant success in both Britain and Bangladesh, establishing a new genre within the Dhaka music scene.
Throughout the 2000s and 2010s, Wahid consistently released successful albums such as “Maya” (2004), “Moina Go” (2005), “Shono” (2006), “Panjabiwala” (2007), “Bolchi Tomake” (2008), and “Ahoban!” (2011). He often used his albums to introduce new vocal talents, collaborating with artists including Kaya, Helal, Julee, Nirjhor, Shireen, and Nancy. Wahid also contributed significantly to film soundtracks, composing for movies like “Hridoyer Kotha,” “Akash Chhoa Bhalobasa,” “Chandragrohon,” and “Projapoti.” His work on “Projapoti” earned him the Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Music Director in 2011.
Since 2015, Wahid has focused on releasing singles, adapting to changes in the music market. Notable singles include “Hariye Fela Bhalobasha” (2015), “Mon Ghumay Re” (2015), “Tomar Akash” (2016), “Moner Thikana” (2016), and “Beporowa Mon” (2016). He has also engaged in significant collaborations, as seen with his participation in Coke Studio Bangla, where he partnered with artists like Tajikistani singer Mehrnigori Rustam for tracks such as “Moha Jadu.” His contributions continue to shape the Bangladeshi music landscape, demonstrating a commitment to both traditional roots and contemporary sounds.
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