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London Singer Reimagines Iconic Mahalaya Song
17 Oct
Summary
- London-based singer Soma Das releases a rendition of a classic Mahalaya song.
- The song honors Akashvani Kolkata and its legacy of the Mahishasuramardini broadcast.
- Das's rendition aims to capture childhood memories of Durga Puja anticipation.
London-based musician Soma Das is set to release a rendition of "Ogo Amar Agomani Alo," a cherished song from Akashvani Kolkata's seminal Mahishasuramardini production. This release aims to evoke the nostalgic Mahalaya mornings of her childhood, when the broadcast signaled the imminent arrival of Durga Puja.
The song honors the rich musical and cultural heritage of Akashvani Kolkata, which is celebrating its centenary. The original track was created by Bani Kumar, sung by Sipra Basu, and composed by Pankaj Mullick. Das's rendition is a heartfelt tribute to these artists and the broadcasters who have perpetuated the spirit of Mahalaya.
Das, who has a passion for traditional music and collaborations, previously worked with artists like Debojyoti Mishra and explored folk forms with Baul musicians. Her upcoming release connects personal memories with a broader appreciation for an institution that has shaped Bengali cultural experiences for decades.
