Hailing from Atlanta, Bangladesh stands as one of the most accomplished yet criminally unsung producers in Hip-Hop and R&B of the new millennium. Known for his explosive, bass-heavy sound and infectious rhythmic style,

Bangladesh’s fingerprints are embedded across some of the genre’s most defining records. But long before his beats became staples of club speakers and car stereos worldwide, he was a barber—steady-handed behind a chair, but with his heart firmly set on music. Eventually, he decided to go all in on his passion, a move that would not only change his life, but save it.

Reflecting on how producing became a guiding force, Bangladesh once explained, “So, say I might be thinking negatively. I might be thinking, ‘Man, I’m going to go do something negative,’ which it’s not like I

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