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Rising Star Sajol Khan Shanto Becomes Musical Artist Of Bangladesh; Know Fascinating Things About Artist
Meet Sajol Khan Shanto! He is a rising star who expands his career with an upcoming career in music from the film to the stage. He has published his whole “ Emotions” album, which is presently accessible on all streaming platforms, on the back of his first song, “Tum Hi Ho.” The style of Sajol Khan mixes decades to build his experimental pop-rock path. He’s working on his new tune that infuses his guitar, keyboard, and bass sounds.
From the highs and lows of life, “Tum Hi Ho” were inspired by a failed love connection. From an early age, Sajol Khan was a music enthusiast. He has performed too many hits, such as: “Tum Hi Ho, O lolona o lolona, Teri meri prem kahani, Old memories, Miss you, Deep thoughts and super hit album name – Emotions. Have already been picked up by the audience. His upcoming song name- “Ochena Shohor”
Interview:
Hi!! Will you please introduce yourself to our readers?
Hey everyone, I am Sajol Khan Shanto a founder, a marketer, an influencer, a musical artist and entrepreneur. I am born on October, 02, 1999. My father’s name is Md Kamal Khan and my mother’s name is Farida Parvin. I have also two brother, His name is Uzzal Khan Fahad and Fahim Khan Shitol. I completed my schooling at Cambrian School and I graduate student at Cambrian Collage, Bangladesh. I am the founder of Mr Khan Enterprise (Pty) Ltd.
So, how have you and your music been last year? What has the epidemic been like to you? Now, where you are, are things opening up? How are you feeling?
I believe that everyone can agree that the roller coaster was last year and currently 2021. Music was always present, but until I published “Tum Hi Ho,” I didn’t delve deeply into it, but now I can tell my life is quite musical. I had an unbelievably rigorous lockdown, but it helped me appreciate the little things. Thank you, the globe is opening up slowly but definitely.
Let’s say, “Tum Hi Ho” about your first track. What’s been its inspiration? Was the process of producing a song any surprise to you? How did you record it at a renowned studio in Bangladesh?
Tum Hi Ho was the first song I ever composed and recorded. “Tum Hi Ho” In my own opinion, I had been through a lot, and it was the best way to treat me. In such a gorgeous setting, it was such a wonderful experience.
Have you planned to bring forth a whole new album and fresh music soon? How is your next music inspired?
Yeah, yeah, I do it! I don’t want to reveal so much, but I can say a lot enormously inspires me, and when I don’t push my music, I think that’s the most extraordinary way I create it.
Can you remember when you believed you might be a musician? What do you believe inspires you to sing and compose songs every day?
I always liked music, and I’ve always had a passion for it, but I have kept it very secret, so it’s actually when I went to write “Good morning,” “Oh crap, I adore doing it.” I enjoy the process. I love the process. When you pick up the guitar and figure out what the next chord or lyric is like, a game that has never ended.
What do you think about social media power? How active are you in everything? Are you enjoying or struggling to maintain everything?
Social networking is usually a very touching topic. It has its advantages and disadvantages. I’m simply trying not to take it too seriously. Have fun and meet fans.
What do you want listeners will remove from your music at the end of the day?
All I want is for someone and everyone to feel anything.
More Info: https://sajolkhanshanto.com
Harper Harrison is a reporter for The Hear UP. Harper got an internship at the NPR and worked as a reporter and producer. harper has also worked as a reporter for the Medium. Harper covers health and science for The Hear UP.