A brand new music digital platform, GP Music, aiming to be the biggest music store for Bangla songs and to revive the Bangladeshi music industry, commenced its journey on Tuesday at The Westin Dhaka with the delightful presence of both music artists and lovers.
GP Music is a stand against piracy by offering new generation listeners user friendly and low cost download facilities. During the launch, 15 exclusive Eid albums by GP Music was announced by Grameenphone.
It’s no secret that music piracy hinders artists from releasing new songs and making a profit. Efforts to curb music piracy have been made in the past, but somehow people still find ways around paying for music. In this regard, Grameenphone has undertaken a praiseworthy initiative to curb privacy by introducing GP music only promoting Bangla songs on their music platform.
Prominent musician and singer Ayub Bacchu said, “GP Music platform encourages and inspires dissatisfied musicians who left the world of music to resume their work”
Registered to https://music.grameenphone.com/, the platform exclusively hosts thousands of new Bangla song releases by the most celebrated and legendary musicians. Despite living in a world rampant with modern day music piracy, the artists will receive their well-deserved respect for all their hard work with the help of this noble endeavour by Grameenphone.
GP Music is a call to all the artists and valued listeners to support the platform given to the Bangla music industry to grow and prosper. It is an initiative that is meant to encourage the Bangla music industry to grow to its full potential. Anyone with Internet will now have the facility to download songs from GP music at Tk5 per song and Tk40 per album. Moreover, GP will also offer different festival discounts as well as a few free music tracks.
Renowned singers like Azam Khan, Ayub Bacchu, Shafin Ahmed, Kanak Chapa, Samina
Chowdhury, Fahmida Nabi have their solo, mixed albums and Eid releases made available by GP Music.
