Shayan Chowdhury Arnob is a multifaceted Bangladeshi artist whose career spans music, filmmaking, and visual arts. He first gained national recognition as a founding member of the indie folk band Bangla, where he showcased his innovative approach to music. The band, known for its unique fusion of folk and contemporary styles, made a significant impact with their debut album, Kingkortobbobimurho, released in 2002. Arnob’s talent as a musician was further highlighted when he transitioned to a solo career, releasing his first solo album, Chaina Bhabish, in 2005, which featured the hit title track, ‘She Je Boshe Ache.’ This song not only solidified his status as a solo artist but also became a beloved anthem in Bangladeshi pop culture.

In the following years, Arnob continued to elevate his musical career with acclaimed albums such as Hok Kolorob and Doob, both of which showcased his versatility and depth as a songwriter and composer. His work often blends various musical influences, reflecting his rich artistic background. Notably, his song ‘Hok Kolorob’ became a protest anthem during the 2014 Jadavpur University Students movement, demonstrating his ability to resonate with social issues through his art.

Arnob’s contributions extend beyond music; he has composed film scores for several notable Bengali films, including Monpura and Aynabaji, further establishing his reputation as a versatile artist. In 2022, he produced the inaugural season of Coke Studio Bangla, collaborating with both established and emerging artists, which showcased his commitment to nurturing the music scene in Bangladesh.

Throughout his career, Arnob has received numerous accolades, including Channel i Music Awards for his innovative album artwork and contributions to the music industry. His dedication to his craft and ability to connect with audiences through diverse artistic expressions make him a prominent figure in the Bangladeshi cultural landscape.