Bhoomi frontman and popular Bengali band singer Soumitra told PTI, "With very few shops available for physical CDs all over the world, we have to be adaptive to the present times as any technological evolution is natural.
"We have therefore only brought out very very few CDs for the media, our close friends and for handing over to fans during public shows. These are complimentary ones while Bhoomi will solely cater to the digital media for commercial reasons and for the first time," he said.
"This new album is a product of people's demand," he said.
About many members of Bhoomi, one of the most popular Bengali Bands, not being part of the group anymore, he said, "Yes, from 13 members in our group, only 4 of us are now at hand for this album.
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