Hridoy Khan

Hridoy Khan was born on January 3, 1991, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He comes from a family with a musical background, as his grandfather was a music teacher and his father composed jingles. Khan started his professional music career at a young age, releasing his debut album, “Hridoy Mix I”, in 2008 when he was 17 years old. The following year, he released his first solo album titled “Bol Na”. His early career established him as a musician known for his genre versatility, incorporating elements of film score, techno, fusion, pop, and rock into his work. Over the next few years, he would release additional albums including “Hridoy Mix-2”, “Chhowa”, “Hridoy Mix-3”, and “Bhalo Lage Na”, demonstrating a consistent creative output within the Bangladeshi music industry.

Khan’s career progression included significant contributions to film soundtracks, beginning in 2009 with “Amar Praner Priya”. He continued to compose for notable films such as “Chorabali” and “Most Welcome” in 2012, further expanding his reach and influence. His work on film projects like “Ant Story” (2013), “Ami Shudhu Cheyechi Tomay” (2014), “Love Marriage” (2015), “Aro Bhalobashbo Tomay” (2015), and “Sweetheart” (2016) solidified his position as a prominent music composer in the Bangladeshi film industry. Beyond composing, Khan is also recognized as a songwriter, producer, sound engineer, performer, and cinematographer, reflecting a comprehensive engagement with music and visual arts production. He has collaborated with other artists, including a significant reunion with Shafiq Tuhin after 12 years and a highly anticipated venture with Mila, showcasing his collaborative spirit and diverse musical interests within the industry.