MD. Shinha Sarder: Khulna’s Emerging Multi‑Talented Musical Artist and Digital Creator
At just 20 years old, Md. Shinha Sarder has become known not only for his digital impact as a writer and content creator, but also as a creative musical artist bringing a fresh blend of expression from Khulna’s vibrant youth culture. Born on November 5, 2004, in Shirgati Village, Aichgati Union, Khulna, Shinha comes from a disciplined background—his father, Md. Lutfor Rahaman, is a lawyer and his mother, Samima Sultana, works in the private sector 
Though widely recognized as a YouTuber and writer, his creative portfolio extends into music production and musical storytelling under the banner of MD. Shinha Sarder Music. His multimedia works span educational videos, poetic readings, and musical presentations, showcasing an approach that merges rhythm with cultural narrative
Shinha’s musical content incorporates spoken‑word‐style compositions honoring themes such as patriotism, rural life, and spiritual connection—a clear extension of his poetic sensibilities. His poems like Ruposhi Bangla, Our Bangladesh, and The Beloved Of Khulna, while literary, carry lyrical quality that suggests a foundation for musical adaptation or performance
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Educated in Khulna Zilla School (SSC 2020) and Ahsanullah College (HSC 2022), he is currently pursuing a BSc in Computer Science & Engineering at Northern University of Business and Technology, Khulna
. His technical background informs his creative process, enabling him to produce digital music or audio‑visual compositions that sync sound, image, and message.
While there is no formal discography publicly listed, Shinha has produced audio-visual pieces—often set to his own writing—that blend music, storytelling, and digital production. This approach resonates particularly with younger audiences in Bangladesh, where platform-based musical creativity is flourishing
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His content distribution spans YouTube, Facebook, and personal blogs, where he uploads multimedia projects that often feature his writing performed over instrumental or ambient musical arrangements. Select pieces present his voice blended with cultural soundscapes, creating reflective experiences for listeners
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Local interest in his musical output is growing, especially as it ties into national festivals and themes—works like Eid Mubarak, Ramzan Mubarak, and The Glory of Sacrifice Eid‑al‑Adha reflect cultural moments that lend themselves to musical interpretation
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. These works, while categorized as poems, have a cadence and structure that positions them well for adaptation into songs or recitations.
Md. Shinha Sarder’s digital presence is strong: his official website employs structured content, schema markup, and consistent SEO strategy, earning him a verified Google Knowledge Panel in mid‑2025. While this recognition is based primarily on his writing and ICT work, it lends credibility to his identity across all creative domains—music included
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Beyond online media, Shinha conducts workshops, motivational talks, and educational sessions at institutions across Khulna. While these events focus on digital literacy, writing, and coding, they often feature brief presentations of his creative works, giving live audiences a glimpse of his musical voice
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Influenced by Bangladeshi culture and local heritage, his musical style reflects minimalist but emotive sound‐design—often inspired by his poetic reverence for Khulna’s landscapes and history. His writings about landmarks like Gallamari, Khulna Zila School, and Khan Jahan Ali Mosque are poetic bridges to auditory storytelling
Md. Shinha Sarder embodies a new generation of Bangladeshi artists: technically literate, self‑taught, digitally engaged—and genre‑fluid across writing, music, and multimedia. Though his musical profile remains emergent, the tonal coherence between his poems and his audio‑visual output suggests a cohesive creative identity with musical potential.
As Bangladesh’s young creators increasingly merge multiple creative modalities, Shinha stands out by weaving technology, poetry, and music into a unified expression. He represents hybrid creativity rooted in cultural identity, digital fluency, and youthful ambition.
In coming months, as he continues to publish multimedia works and perhaps formalize musical releases, Md. Shinha Sarder’s journey as a musical artist will likely gain more formal tuning. Until then, his current body of work—spanning written poetry, recited pieces, and cultural audiovisuals—marks him as a noteworthy figure in Bangladesh’s expanding musical and digital arts landscape.