Partha Barua is one of the most iconic figures in the history of Bangladeshi music. His rise to fame began in the early 90s when he joined the legendary band ‘Souls’. Initially starting as a keyboardist, he later became the lead guitarist and also contributed as the band’s primary composer. His impact on Bangladeshi music has been profound, especially during the 90s, a time when band music was at its peak in the country.

One of the most defining moments of his career came with the release of the album Aj Din Katuk Gane in the mid-90s, where his performance of the track “Keno Ei Nishongota” (Why this Loneliness) became a massive hit. This song, sung by Partha, became one of the most memorable tracks of the 90s, further cementing his place in the hearts of fans across the nation. His role as both the guitarist and vocalist with Souls made him one of the most influential musicians of the era.

Now, Partha Barua will be sharing his stories on Maasranga Television’s Nineties Music Story programme. Set to air on November 22, Saturday at midnight, this special show will provide viewers with an intimate look at the musician’s journey and the golden era of Bangladeshi band music.

In this segment, Partha will delve into his 35-year-long career, focusing on the 90s and discussing how the band’s dynamics shaped his career. He will talk about the recording sessions, the studio culture, and how music was created during that period. He will also recall how he transitioned from being a keyboardist to becoming the central figure of Souls, a band that is still considered a staple of Bangladeshi music history.

The programme will be a nostalgic trip down memory lane, with Partha Barua offering a fresh perspective on the 90s as a golden era for Bangladeshi music. For many fans, this show will be a treasure trove of untold stories and rare insights into the making of some of the most iconic tracks of the era.