Bangladesh’s renowned “Nagar Baul” (city folk singer) James celebrated his 63rd birthday on Friday, October 2nd. Born on this day in 1964, the iconic rockstar is a beloved figure in the country’s music scene. James rose to fame in the 1980s with his hit song "Station Road" and has since produced numerous popular tracks spanning several decades. These include classics such as “Ononna,” “Jel Theke Bolchi” (Speaking from Jail), “Dukkhini Dukkho Koro Na” (Don’t Grieve, Sorrowful), “Guru Ghor Banaila Ki Diya” and “Pagla Howa” (Going Crazy). He has also contributed to Bollywood with songs like “Bhigi Bhigi” and “Alvida.” James reportedly advises against overcomplicating life, a sentiment reflecting his enduring popularity and artistic philosophy.