Join us for a special live performance celebrating Britian's Baul musicians at Bangla House.
Musicians
Mahiran Nessa Jannat
Maharin Nessa Jannat is a London-based Lalon singer from Kushtia. She plays the harmonium and khomok, bringing authenticity to her performances, rooted in heritage. A folk artist, her voice carries the soil of her roots. Through simple, evocative melodies, she shares stories of life, love, longing, and truth, passed from heart to heart.
Md Humaun Kabir
Humaun is a London-based Lalon singer from Kushtia, Bangladesh—the birthplace of mystic saint Lalon Shah. Inspired from childhood by Lalon’s philosophy, he performs soulful Bhaba music, blending tradition with a contemporary sensibility. Accompanying himself on ektara or khomok. Through his music, he seeks to connect deeply with audiences and share timeless messages of unity, love, and humanity.
Saida Tani
Saida Tani - Saida Tani, is a London-based Bangladeshi singer-songwriter whose work is rooted in lived experience, cultural memory, and spiritual expression. Her voice moves between semi-classical and folk traditions with instinctive honesty. Shaped by London’s diasporic soundscape, she brings a fluid, cross-cultural perspective to her work—delivering powerful yet haunting performances.
Baul Shohid
One of the UK’s leading Baul singers, Baul Shohid brings the vibrant spirit of Sylhet to stages across the country. A regular performer at Melas nationwide, he honours the timeless music and philosophy of legends such as Shah Abdul Karim, Radha Raman Dutta, Hason Raja and Durbin Shah.
With his powerful voice and infectious energy, Baul Shohid delivers performances that captivate audiences—keeping you tapping to the rhythm and immersed in the soulful traditions of Baul music.
Piyash Barua
Piyash is a highly regarded professional Tabla player and music director based in London. Known for his flair, versatility, and reliability, he is a trusted accompanist and a favourite among vocalists. Piyash has performed at numerous major melas and festivals across the UK.
Milon Biswas (Guitar)