Bloomsburg to Bangladesh by Jeremy dePrisco Bloomsburg to Bangladesh (Blue Buddha Records) is a self-titled album that showcases the collaboration of roots songwriter Jeremy dePrisco and Bangladeshi tabla player Ahm Mostafizur (Bulu) Rahman. Formed in 2003, Bloomsburg to Bangladesh has performed throughout Central PA and have been featured on WVIA’s ...

Performing at Brews N Bytes - Photo by Marlin Wagner

She’s a Zombie (dePrisco/Rodericks): In 2002, a fellow songwriter forwarded to me a message from a lyricist in India who was looking for collaborators. The lyricist’s name was Paul Rodericks, and within a short time we were corresponding. Paul initially sent me several complete ...

Nandini's Harmonium

GEEK ALERT – This is not easy reading… Recording format: Roland VS-1680 (harddrive) My first vision of a Bloomsburg to Bangladesh album was a selection of acoustic songs, mostly because that is what we do live. Bulu had a more layered approach in mind. As we progressed through song selection ...

Practicing at Nandini's house

Jeremy dePrisco: Vocals, Guitars, Flutes, Tin Whistle, Bass, Mandolin, Keyboard, Programming, & Percussion Ahm Mostafizur Rahman (Bulu): Tabla, Harmonium, & Voice Nandini Sengupta: Voice & Harmonium on “Prothom Bangladesh” Chorus: Nancy Rahman, Umaima & Humaira Khatun, Tonoya Sengupta All tracks engineered and produced by Jeremy J. dePrisco Recorded/mixed in Bloomsburg, PA ...

This song was written around 1994, then released on my 2004 CD, Bloomsburg to Bangladesh, with tabla maestro Bulu Rahman. Here it is performed in its stripped-down version at the Advocacy Center in Pottsville, PA. ...