LTE to distribute Chirkutt (চিরকুট) band from Bangladesh

Bangla Folk/Rock heroes, Chirkutt (চিরকুট) who are fronted by the very talented singer and songwriter, Sumi have reached a deal with Hamburg based music and media distributer LTE Distribution, to distribute their current and back catalogue albums.

Silky voiced singer, Sumi (c) Songwrights Publishers

The first releases will be the singles Sumi composed for a project she created around her visit to the Womex expo in Portugal last year. These will be followed by the band's EP titled Udhao, slated for its first international release on the 25th of March 2022.

Chirkutt are a household name in their home country having started 20 years ago when the members were studying at university in Dhaka.

Watch this page for more details.

First release here >>> https://orcd.co/66vv3n9

Second release here >>> https://orcd.co/bp86p4b

Udhao >>>> https://orcd.co/eo9n9j4

The releases so far are made available on the award winning world music label, Mountain Records

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