Different Touch is a Bangladeshi

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. Different Touch performed soft rock and blues and were known for songs such as ''Drishti Prodip'', '' Sraboner Megh'', ''Bhalobashar Tanpura''. The band, however, became inactive in the late 1990s when three members of the band went abroad permanently and vocalist Misbah took over his family business in Khulna following his father's death. Different Touch made a comeback in 2013, 16 years after the release of its fourth album titled ''Proshno'' in 1997. The title of the upcoming fifth album has not yet been finalised, but recording of most of the 10 songs have been completed, said the vocalist and band leader Misbah Rahman, widely known simply as Misbah.

Members

Current members

* Misbah Rahman (vocals, lyrics, tune, Former Vocal of Warfaze) * Pial (bass guitar, lyrics, tune) * Polash (guitar) * Nayan (keyboard) * Tanvir (drums)

Former members

* Panna (lead guitar) * Milon (drums) * Tasmin (lead guitar) * Milan (bass guitar) * Naim (keyboard)

Discography

* '' Different Touch : Volume One'' (ডিফারেন্ট টাচ ১ম খন্ড) (1990) * '' Sraboner Megh'' (''Monsoon Cloud)'' (1991) * '' Shajano Prithibi'' ''(Gifted Earth)'' (1993) * '' Proshno'' ''(Question)'' (1997)

Compilation albums

* '' Abeg'' (আবেগ) (1993)

References

External links

* Musical groups established in 1990 1990 establishments in Bangladesh Bangladeshi pop rock music groups Bangladeshi blues rock musical groups {{Asia-band-stub