Coke Studio Bangla blends Bangla soul with Latin Jazz in 'Café'

Coke Studio Bangla Session 3’s new track “Café” was released on Friday in a vibrant cross-cultural musical collaboration that celebrates heritage, emotion, and global sound.

This session was produced by Shuvendu Das Shuvo, the track blends Afro-Cuban jazz, Latin salsa, and Bangla lyrics, bringing together Tanzir Chowdhury Tuhin of Avash, Brazilian artistes Lívia Mattos and Gaurab Chatterjee.

There’s something about a #Café that turns ordinary days into stories. Time slows, conversations soften, and each table tells its own tale: a first hello, a last goodbye, and the gentle pause between two hearts learning what silence means.

People come and go here, yet something always stays-like memories on torn pages and flickering smiles between coffee sips.

Somewhere in that timeless hush, the soul of #Café was born. Tuhin’s stirring vocals, joined by Shuvendu’s heartfelt harmony, bring the song to life. While Gaboo, carrying the legacy of rhythm, and Lívia’s magical accordion melody complete the symphony of a musical journey.

A journey tracing its roots back to the soulful verses of Eddie Palmieri and Mohiner Ghoraguli. It’s a fusion of Bangla nostalgia and Latin Jazz, where we find our solace.

It’s not just a feeling, not just a song, it’s an emotion centered in a space between heartbeats and nostalgia where life unfolds its Real Magic one moment at a time.