July 14, 2015 (Kolkata) – Jackson Records Digital Entertainment LLP had taken the initiative to digitize the West Bengal’s audio cultural industry, a month ago, to take it to a global level. To bring performing artists from multiple sectors of audio, including music, radio/ audio drama & poetry under one roof, the company formed a research & development  wing, called “Eastern Artists Alliance“. The wing shall be functional full-fledged with its already-registered line-up of artists from August – September 2015.

In the mean while, to add to the promotion of fresh artists from Bengal, Jackson Records has established a digital channel dedicated only to Regional artists, which shall very soon involve leading performers from the Kolkata All India Radio & other backgrounds. The company is looking forward to set up an American online television platform for streaming of the same content to the overseas audience of the Bengali community.

The fresh voice of Shri Avishek Bhattacharya, who is a professional singer, composer & music instructor from Kolkata, is going to add to the archives of theJackson Records Regional platform along with Eastern Artists Alliance. A new video album “Pagol Mon” is all set to release on July 15, 2015 on Jackson Records, including two songs penned & performed by Avishek Bhattacharya and shall be available digitally to the whole world. The album shall remind us of the Bengali sound of the early & mid 90’s. A complete retrospective bundle of compositions that shall bring nostalgia to every resident of the city of joy who have loved or grown up listening to the modern songs of rising artists from the-then Kolkata.

Click here to preview “Pagol Mon” performed by Avishek Bhattacharya.

Although the music album is not necessarily a part of the Eastern Artists Alliance, as it is more of an open-source community of artists, Avishek’s new music album – Pagol Mon, shall be a successor to many beautiful projects, the company has previously done involving artists like Jagannath Basu, Debshanker Halder, Satinath Mukhopadhyay, etc. to promote Bengal’s culture to the world.