Meet Muhammad Imran
Meet Muhammad Imran
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Muhammad Imran, a talented singer, musician and producer, from Pirojpur Jela, Bangladesh. He embarked on his singing career in 2005 and has since performed at various venues, including concerts, stage shows, and corporate events. Imran gained recognition when he joined the renowned Bangladeshi singing reality show "Meridian Channel i Khude Gaanraj" in 2009, where he emerged as one of the Top 11 Performers.
Later, he solidified his position in the music industry as a top-10 participant in "Channel i Shera Kontho 2010." Imran's journey then took him from Bangladesh to Saudi Arabia, where he showcased his musical prowess at numerous corporate events, including the prestigious Riyadh Season, known as one of the world's largest winter entertainment events, featuring a diverse array of global cuisines.
In 2022, Imran marked his YouTube debut with the release of the song "Amar Jela Pirojpur." He also paid homage to Bangladeshi folk music by covering the beloved track "Bondhur Prem Jala" and released his first cover song, "Kolija Vuna," during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
Imran continues to make waves in the music scene, with his latest song, "Jalaila Amare," set to release this month. This track is composed by the highly talented Bangladeshi composer Adib Kabir. Imran is a verified artist on Spotify and other streaming platforms, where all his previous songs are available for listeners to enjoy.
Notably, Imran leads his own music band, "Probash Bangla Band," in Saudi Arabia, where they have performed at various shows in Riyadh City. His upcoming performances include Riyadh Season 2023 and a concert in Dubai, showcasing his dedication to spreading the joy of music. Imran is also currently working on his new pop song, "Mon Karigor," composed by the exceptionally gifted Bangladeshi composer Adib Kabir.
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Later, he solidified his position in the music industry as a top-10 participant in "Channel i Shera Kontho 2010." Imran's journey then took him from Bangladesh to Saudi Arabia, where he showcased his musical prowess at numerous corporate events, including the prestigious Riyadh Season, known as one of the world's largest winter entertainment events, featuring a diverse array of global cuisines.
In 2022, Imran marked his YouTube debut with the release of the song "Amar Jela Pirojpur." He also paid homage to Bangladeshi folk music by covering the beloved track "Bondhur Prem Jala" and released his first cover song, "Kolija Vuna," during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
Imran continues to make waves in the music scene, with his latest song, "Jalaila Amare," set to release this month. This track is composed by the highly talented Bangladeshi composer Adib Kabir. Imran is a verified artist on Spotify and other streaming platforms, where all his previous songs are available for listeners to enjoy.
Notably, Imran leads his own music band, "Probash Bangla Band," in Saudi Arabia, where they have performed at various shows in Riyadh City. His upcoming performances include Riyadh Season 2023 and a concert in Dubai, showcasing his dedication to spreading the joy of music. Imran is also currently working on his new pop song, "Mon Karigor," composed by the exceptionally gifted Bangladeshi composer Adib Kabir.
Social Media & YouTube Channel Link: Facebook | Instagram | Fan Page | YouTube
MY SONGS
MY SONGS
Jalaila Amare
Jalaila Amare
Muhammad Imran returns with another music video after that will ignite your senses. "Jalaila Amare" is a mesmerizing blend of traditional Bangladeshi folk music infused with modern sensibilities, creating a harmonious symphony that will captivate your heart. Featuring...
Bondhur Prem Jala
Bondhur Prem Jala
Presenting the sizzling Bangla folk song of the year Bondhur Prem Jala | বন্ধুর প্রেম জ্বালা by Muhammad Imran...
Amar Jela Pirojpur
Amar Jela Pirojpur
Watch the song "Amar Jela Pirojpur" by Muhammad Imran...
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