Paramey Param

Paban Das Baul
5:19
Paban Das Baul released the Baul folk song Paramey Param in 1997 on Inner Knowledge, featuring his ektara and mystical lyrics about divine love.
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About Paramey Param

\"Paramey Param\" is a Baul folk composition performed by Paban Das Baul as the opening track on his 1997 studio album Inner Knowledge. The song runs for 5 minutes and 19 seconds. Real World Records Ltd. released the album on November 4, 1997, in CD format.

The track exemplifies the Baul tradition of Bengal, blending mystical lyrics with acoustic instrumentation. Paban Das Baul delivers the vocal performance accompanied by his signature ektara (one-stringed drone instrument) and khamak (percussive string instrument). The lyrical content explores themes of divine love and inner spiritual awakening, consistent with Baul philosophy.

Inner Knowledge marked Paban Das Baul’s international debut under Real World Records, a label founded by musician Peter Gabriel. The album features traditional and original compositions rooted in the Baul repertoire. Production details emphasize minimal arrangement to preserve the raw, devotional quality of the performances. No additional session musicians or producers are credited in available sources for this track.

The release date positions the album within the late 1990s global interest in world music fusions. Real World Records distributed the CD through standard retail and mail-order channels, though specific sales figures or chart performances remain undocumented in public records. The track title translates roughly to \"Supreme Beyond the Supreme,\" reflecting its metaphysical focus.

Beyond this context, further details about the recording location, engineering team, or alternate versions of \"Paramey Param\" are not verified in accessible sources. The composition’s reception in academic or critical circles is similarly unrecorded in the provided material.