Naamghar

Album Description

"Naamghar" by Zubeen Garg is a captivating journey into the heart of Assamese music, released on September 1, 2004, under the Regional Music Centre label. This Bangla pop album spans 46 minutes and features nine enchanting tracks that showcase Zubeen Garg's soulful vocals and versatility. From the devotional "O Hori He Prabhu" to the lively "Thapana Patisu," the album offers a rich tapestry of emotions and rhythms. Each song, including the melodic "Janakor Jiyori" and the energetic "Ahoilai Kandi Ase," reflects the cultural essence of Assam, making it a true gem for music enthusiasts. Zubeen Garg's unique blend of traditional and contemporary sounds creates an immersive experience that resonates with listeners long after the final note fades.

1 september 2004

(P) 2004 Regional Music Centre

About Zubeen Garg

Zubeen Garg is a multifaceted artist who has made an indelible mark on the Indian music and film industries. Known for his powerful vocals and versatile talents, Zubeen is a singer, songwriter, composer, and actor who has worked extensively in Assamese, Bengali, and Hindi, as well as in over 40 other languages and dialects. His discography is a testament to his musical prowess, featuring hits like "Moloyar Dupakhit," "Maya," and "Porojonomor." Beyond his vocal abilities, Zubeen is a multi-instrumentalist, proficient in playing 12 different instruments, including the dhol, dotara, and guitar. His contributions extend beyond music into film direction, production, and screenwriting, making him a true polymath in the entertainment world. Zubeen's passion and dedication have earned him the title of Assam's highest-paid singer, reflecting his immense popularity and influence. Whether through his soulful ballads or energetic performances, Zubeen Garg continues to captivate audiences with his unique blend of creativity and artistry.