ARBOVIRUS’s New Video ‘Ami Amari Moto’ Releases Today

Bangladeshi rock band ARBOVIRUS are releasing their latest music video, ‘Ami Amari Moto’, today, February 13 - marking the occasion of Valentine’s Day.

The song comes from their first-ever EP "Otopor," which was initially affiliated with and released from the GP Music app in 2019. The video will be released on the YouTube channel of the band "YouTube.com / ARBOVIRUSTV."

As for the project, ARBOVIRUS frontman and lead vocalist Sufi Maverick told that the most challenging part was to record and collaborate in the final mix/master session between the recorded pieces.

“As all of our band-mates are now spread across the three continents, we shared the initial demos between ourselves, then rehearsed and revised, followed by an actual recording session. In order to bridge the gap, we shared files through the internet which actually made the collaboration easier,” Sufi relayed.

Explaining the hurdles, Sufi told about the process in detail: “Drums-takes of the song were done at the studio, Acoustic Artz. Vocal and guitar layers were recorded at the Studio Hotbox by Rafa. Ranjan and Aldnane sent their final recorded guitar and bass tracks from abroad. Finally, all these were mixed and mastered at the Studio Hotbox by Rafa again. We hope our loving fans will appreciate all these collaborative efforts through loving the song and music video.”

The song’s lyrics were written by founding member, lyricist, and guitarist of the band Asif Asgar Ranjan. The music video is being produced by GP Music.

The music video is directed and edited by Marib Alam while the cinematography is done by Tahsin Rahman. Actors Tabassum Borno and Baizid Joaeder have been the two central characters in this music video.

The line-up of ARBOVIRUS is Suharto Sherif (guitar, backing vocal), Asif Asgar Ranjan (lyrics, guitars), Sufi Maverick (lead vocalist), Aldnane Alam (bass guitar) and Nafeez Al Amin on drums.

All songs of the EP “Otopor” are available on all local and international streaming platforms.

Source: UNB