Klanto Coffeeshop | Official Music Video | Shironamhin | #bangla Song

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'Klanto Coffeeshop', translates to 'The Weary Coffeeshop' is a song written by Sheikh Ishtiaque during the band's visit to Europe. This song paints a portrait of a weary soul trapped in the monotony of city life. Set in a lonely coffeeshop, it reflects on the emptiness hidden behind everyday busyness. The person watches colorful lives passing by yet feels isolated, burdened by memories and lost dreams. Through metaphors of smoke, rain, and faded melodies, the song speaks of nostalgia, emotional exhaustion, and the quiet ache of disconnection from love, from joy, and from one’s own past self. It’s about how life keeps moving, but somewhere along the way, the warmth, color, and meaning fade into routine. Thanks to the band's vocal Sheikh Ishtiaque, who tuned this beautiful masterpiece. Track Credit: Song: Klanto Coffeeshop Lyricist: Sheikh Ishtiaque Composer: Sheikh Ishtiaque Band: Shironamhin Shironamhin: Ziaur Rahman (Bass, Cello) Kazy Ahmad Shafin (Drums, Back voice) Sheikh Ishtiaque (Voice) Symon Chowdhury (Piano) Sudipto Sinha Dipu (Guitar) ... Band Manager: Infitar Danial ... Recording Studio: Noizemine Sound Mixed & Mastered by: Shafiqul Islam Video Director: Sheikh Ishtiaque DOP: Rony Sharafat Drone Artist: Mohammad Rafsan Shot Division & Screenplay: Sheikh Ishtiaque Video Edit: Khan Mohammad Yeakin & Tahzib Ferdous Assistant Director: Infitar Danial Artwork Design: Tahzib Ferdous Typography Design: Tahzib Ferdous English Subtitle: Sheikh Ishtiaque Location: Koh Mak, Koh Chang, Bangkok (Thailand), Dhaka (Bangladesh) Colour Grade: Totteng Communication Colourist: Rony Sharafat & Tahzib Operation Manager: Tahzib Post Co-ordinator:Khan Mohammad Yeakin Thanks to Yamaha Music Bangladesh and Kona Cafe for giving us opportunity to make it happen. Special Thanks: Heavy Metal T Shirt, Tanzir Ahmed Shuddho,Khademul Wahab Maher,Badhan Barman, Jolly Ahmed, Resh Rahman, Xaved Hoque, Marina Hossain, Sazzad Emon (Bangkok), Saif Hasan (Bangkok), Mohammad Tauheed (Bangkok), Sheikh Muhibul Ashik, Roha