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Shezan

Also known as Shezan Beatz

Hip-Hop/Rap·Narayanganj·formed 2018·solo

This record carries gaps or approximations its sources could not settle. Undocumented values are left null rather than guessed.

Hip-HopRap

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Community size

No documented link to any other act yet. That is a gap in the concert record rather than a statement about this act’s audience — 35 of 63 catalogued acts have no documented event.

Members

  • Shezan — Rap, Production (2018–present)

Discography

  • Laal Batti · 2026 · studio

Documented influences

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  • American hip-hopmedium

    Secondary press (bdhiphop.com) describes his style as combining hip-hop production and rap delivery conventions with traditional Bengali sounds — East/West fusion rather than a single named influence.

    Source: bdhiphop.com coverage

Local adaptation

Music press describes Shezan's style as blending hip-hop with traditional Bengali sonic elements, positioned as part of the broader Bangla rap wave rather than an imitation of a Western regional style.

Sound evolution

Rose to wider recognition via the collaboration "Marattok Madarchod" with 1230 Klassick, followed by singles including "Cartel", "Player", "Jonggol", "Seal Maar", "Blacklist", "Outlawz", "Duno Mono Tino", and "DISS-COUNT", building toward the debut album Laal Batti, which features collaborations with Nizam Rabby, Gunshot Player, and fellow-catalogued artist Hannan (`hannan`).

Based on documented description and discographic sequence. No audio-feature analysis was possible in this project, so nothing here rests on measured signal.

Concert culture

Not yet documented in available sources.

Listener community

Active within two hip-hop production/artist collectives, Killaz Kulture and Wrong Side; as a producer under Killaz Kulture he has produced beats for other Bangladeshi hip-hop artists (Shafayat Hossain, Sheikh Sadi, Akib Bro, Muhammad Abdullah), placing him as a connective node between multiple artists in the contemporary hip-hop scene — relevant for future BMPN edges once collaboration/production-credit data is incorporated.

Inferred from co-billing and from what artists and journalists said — this project has no audience-side data.

Documented events

No events documented for this act yet.

Sources

Record last updated 2026-08-07 · source record