'akhi huna
Akhi Huna is a musical collective from Dhaka, Bangladesh. They formed in 2012 with four members: Shantanu Biswas, Faheem Farhan, Sumit Sourov, and Shawon...
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Akhi Huna is a musical collective from Dhaka, Bangladesh. They formed in 2012 with four members: Shantanu Biswas, Faheem Farhan, Sumit Sourov, and Shawon Chowdhury. Their song 'Onoyoko' came out in 2014 and became widely known in Bangladesh.
Their music includes songs like 'Onoyoko', 'iamahá', and 'Summertime Sobrado'. They've performed at various festivals and worked with other artists. The group has faced some criticism about their work, but they've kept making music.
They continue to create new material, exploring different sounds while maintaining their core approach. Their catalog shows a range from folk-influenced pieces to more electronic tracks.
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