The Bauls of Bengal are a group of mystic minstrels and folk musicians from the Bengal region, known for their unique blend of music, spirituality, and social commentary. Rooted in both Hinduism and Sufism, the Bauls' music transcends religious boundaries, focusing instead on the divine in the human form and the universal quest for love and truth. Their songs, often accompanied by traditional instruments like the ektara and dotara, capture the soul of rural Bengal, while their poignant lyrics reflect themes of inner awakening and universal harmony.

Recent releases such as "Doroja," "Manush Gache Ekbar," and "Tigres En Fuga" display their continued relevance and evolving musical exploration. With titles like "Alga Roilo Ghorer Doroja," "A Man of Heart," and "The Bauls of Bengal," the group remains dedicated to preserving and revitalizing the rich tapestry of Bengali folk music, offering listeners a timeless journey through the heart of Bengal's spiritual and cultural heritage.