Haider Hussain

Haider Hussain

Haider Hussain, "also" Hyder Hussain, Hyder Husyn or Haider Hussein (Bengali: "হায়দার হোসেন", is a Bangladeshi singer-songwriter. He has released one album, "Faisa Gechi", produced by Ektaar Music Ltd [cite web|url=http://www.ektaarmusic.com/albums/faissagachhi.html|title=Ektaar Music Ltd|accessdate=2007-05-14] (officially launched on May 8, 2005 [cite web|url=http://www.newagebd.com/2005/may/10/time.html#2|title=New Age Bangladesh - Timeout|accessdate=2007-10-24] ) and a single, "Gonotontro". He wrote a few songs for the 90s band Different Touch, including "Mon Ki Je Chai". Four videos, of "Faisa Gechi", "Tirish Bochor" and two different videos of "Gonotontro" have been released.

Discography

Albums

*"Faisa Gechi"

Album singles

*"Faisa Gechi"
*"Sharee"
*"Keno Kichu Bolle Na?"
*"30 Bochor"
*"Shobi Miche"
*"Shorkari Officer"
*"Procharona"
*"Mon Ki Je Chai"
*"Bolore Hai Hai"
*"Shobdortho"

Non-album singles

*"Gonotontro"

References

[http://ekuul.com/home/music/lyrics/hyder-husyn.html Haider Hussain's lyrics]


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