Fuad al Muqtadir
Fuad Almuqtadir, popularly known as Fuad, is a Bangladeshi American composer and arranger.
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Fuad al Muqtadir
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- Name
- Fuad Al Muqtadir
- Occupation
- Producer, singer, composer, music director
- Born
- 1980 · Sylhet.
- Nationality
- Bangladesh
- Fields
- electronica
- Languages
- Sylheti · Bangla · English
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Fuad Almuqtadir, popularly known as Fuad, is a Bangladeshi American composer and arranger.
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Key facts
Key facts
• Name — Fuad Al Muqtadir • Landscape — yes • Native Name — ফুয়াদ আলমুক্তাদির • Genre — Electronica, hip hop, rock, R&B • Occupation — Producer, singer, composer, music director • Instrument — Keyboards, vocals, guitar, drums • Years Active — 2000–present • Label — OK BRO Record • Website — fuadmusic.com
Early life
Early life
Fuad was born on 6 August 1980 in Chittagong and left Bangladesh to New York city with his family in 1988. He grew up with the non-resident Bangladeshi community of New York City where he learned about Bangladeshi culture and music.
Career
Career
Fuad's first full-length album was the self-released Maya in 1998. His next album, Re/Evolution, was released by Aarshi Records in 2003. Variation #25 came in 2005. The album was released to the general public at the end of Nestle’s campaign, where it sold another 2 million copies. 2006 saw FM radio coming to Bangladesh, and Fuad’s music was played in heavy rotation by Radio Foorti. He released Bonno in 2007. From 2015-2017, Fuad was the music director for Radio Foorti. Fuad composed the official theme song of the 2014 ICC World Twenty20, titled “Char Chokka Hoi Hoi”. In 2023, he composed the song “Dewana” for Coke Studio Bangla Season 2.
Personal life
Personal life
Fuad comes from a family engaged in the health care business in New York City, United States. He married Maya in 2011. The couple has one daughter, Azalea, born on February 4, 2016. In 2018, Fuad was diagnosed with thyroid cancer and recovered in 2019.
Discography
Fuad discography • Album/type — Featured artists — Duration — Songs — Year — Publisher • Maya (not only but also) — Unknown — (14 songs) — * Breath in Train * Purnima Raate * Maya * Ghono Kuashay * Shah * Jibon * Ei Mon * Prem * Protidin * Buker Jala * Ghorir Kata * Bondhu Baul * Ei Hridoy * Jodi — 1998 — Hollywood Music World • Re/Evolution — Kaniz, Oni, Anila, Labony, Armeen, Rajeeb, Rusho, Kazi, Max, Judgement, Zion — 1 hour 1 minutes and 36 seconds (13 songs) — * Asha * Banglar Gaan Gai * Besto Shohore * Bhromor Koiyo * Chiki Chiki * Ei Poth * Ei Mon * Jhilmil Jhilmil * Mane Na Mon * Mane Chaile Mon * Nikosh Adhar * Youth Man * Don't Cross the Border — 2003 — Agniveena and Arshee Music • Variation No. 25.2 — Kaniz, B1shop, Rajeeb, Poonam, Anila, Shanto, Bappa, Tony, Upol, Labony, Rahat — 1 hour 12 minutes and 28 seconds (15 songs) — * Shona Bondhu * Oshoni Shonket * Nobeena * Daak Diyachhen * Nitol Paye * Abar Shurute * Ei * Meye * Kono Ashroy * Bhashailire * Tomake Bhebe Lekha * Gonga * Mukto Hawa * Syloti * Bidrohi — 2006 — Agniveena • Stoic Bliss' (Light Years Ahead) — Stoic Bliss, Rajeeb — (13 songs) — * Intro * Abar Jigay * Party at Pianohouse * Chow Mei Fun * Prem Mrittur Por * Mayabi Chokh * Sheshbarer Moto * Badman Returns * Bangladesh * The Epitome * Roktim Shinghashon * Deceptive Measures * Ato Raag * Bloopers — G-Series • Fuad feat. Mila (Chapter 2) — Mila, Skibkhan — 51 minutes 45 seconds (12 songs) — * Intro * Bapuram Shapure * Megher Dosh * Jatrabala * Shukno Patar Nupur * Shrabon * Chaader Buri * Chupi Chupi * Obhiman * Sholoana Mon * Shukno Pata (Remix) * Chhera Paal (Acoustic) — 2007 • Stoic Bliss' (Kolponar Baire) — Stoic Bliss — 45 minutes 57 seconds (13 songs) — * Intro * Abar Abar Jigay * Pakhi Paka Pepe Khay * Ac1d Ke? * Raatri Jaga * Pura Ura Dhura * Shomoyer Palki * Berajaal * Ei Je Ami * Amar Bondhu Bonduk * Sample This * Shapura * Fire Like a Dragon • Bonno — Mila, Anila, Elita, Simin, B1shop, Kazi, Shanto, Johan, Rule, Upol, Avalanche, Rahat, Arbovirus, Labony, Shunno, Lamia, Shihab, Poonam — 1 Hour 19 minutes (18 songs) — * Intro * Junglee * Khub Chena Chena * Da Dushto Number * Bonno Rap * Shukno Pata * Hit Film * Jokhoni Nibir Kore * Ke Bashi Bajay Re * Nitol Paye (Live) * Prottasha * Protibader Kotha * Tor Jonno Bonno * Tumi Hina * Danger * Matir Pinjira * Prayoshchitto * Shujro Ghor Bari • Fuad feat. Sumon & Anila (Ekhon Ami...) — Sumon and Anila — 53 minutes and 16 seconds (11 songs) — * Gaibona * Ekhon Ami * Shopnogulo Tomar Moto * Shobar Jonno Tumi * Tirjok * Tomar Jonno * Ghum Pariye Dio * Jokhon Charidike * Onneshon * Noshtoneer * Shobar Jonno Tumi (?) • Fuad feat. Various Artists (Kromannoy) — Mila, Rafa, Upol, Kona, Shuvo — 48 minutes and 53 seconds (11 songs) — * Klantir Shohore * Ognipurush * Akash * Shob Loke Koy * Pichhuhata * Janina * Jibon Gelo * Brishti * Srity Charon * Kototuku * Shoraikhana — 2008 • Fuad feat. Topu (Yaatri) - Bondhu Bhabo Ki? — Topu, and Anila for Nupur 2 — 45 minutes and 40 seconds (11 songs) — * Meye * Nupur 2 * Banglar Gaan * Shottobadi Ami * Dishehara * Iccher Ghuri * Bolbona * Shei Je Tumi * Mitthebadi Ami * Question Mark • Fuad feat. Kona — Kona — (10 songs) — * Borosha * Ekhoni Shomoy * Bhranti * Nei * Shopnobari * Obujh Proshno * Kotha Chhilo * Bhranti (Miftah) — 2009 — Agniveena • Fuad feat. Mila (Re-defined) — Mila — 1 hour 10 minutes and 43 seconds (16 songs) — * Intro * Dola * Brishty Naache Taale Taale * Disco Bandor * Nirobe * Nisha Lagilo Re * Tumi Ki Shara Debe? * Bisshash * Khola Akash * Chaader Buri (Re-mix) * Paaper Pujari * Shopno * CTG Fun (Intro to Jaadu) * Jaadu * Dola (Jatrabari Mix) * Bisshashghatok Mir Jafar — G-Series • The Gurus of Love — with Habib Wahid, Balam and Arnob — 27 minutes (6 songs) — * Nam Chhilo Na * Tumi Amar Jibone Esho * Chokhta Kholo * Nam Chilo Na (Remix) * Tumi Amar Jibone Esho (Remix) * Chokhta Kholo (Remix) — Rage Records • Mathwali — Shireen — 9 songs — * Mathwali * Noni * Khajar Dewana * Monete Amar * Maizbhandari Rohmotullah * Halkuluth Bari * Khaja Tomar Prembajare * Benaroshi Sharee * Dekhe Jaare Maizbhandhari — Laser Vision • Nilambori — with Shahid and Arfin Rumey — 35 minutes 20 seconds (8 songs) — * Ek Jibone Eto Prem * Ontorjami * Bhabna Nodi * Dhire Dhire * Dukkho Bilashi * Nilambori * Shyamol Megh * Shopner Haatchhani — 2011 • Mala (Bhalobashai Bhul) — Mala — 35 minutes and 51 seconds (8 songs) — * Bhalobashai Bhul * Boshonto * Dhol Baaje * Haat Jaa * Ja Pakhi * Mon Bhore Dao * Rupali Raat * Topto Moru — 2012 — Unknown, Shadhin Music (stream) • The Hit Factory — Shuvo, Nazia, Arfin Rumey, Teejay, Sumi, Upol, Anila, Moury, Johad — 1 hour 1 minutes (13 songs) — * Ektai Amar Tumi * Taray Taray * Bolte Na Para Kotha * Nondini * Friendship Never Dies * Baluchore * Shundori Foori * Shopno Dana * Jodi Boli * Gurur Naam * Neon * Oporinoto Roop * Itihaash — 2015 — Unknown • Uncensored — Mila — 43 minutes and 25 seconds (10 songs) — * Isshor Jaane * Tona Toni * Anmone * Aissala * Nacho * Tona Toni (Remix) * Phire Aay * Rodela * Shorto * Dhol (Remix) — 2016
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