He picked up his first Spanish guitar and formed his first band when he was 12. In an interview, Sumon stated that he was unable to buy a Spanish guitar, so he took his Hawaiian guitar to a shop and converted it to a Spanish guitar. He started playing Hawaiian guitar at the age of 7. After that, he completed his graduation from Dhaka City College. He attended Government Laboratory High School. He has two brothers named Shamsul Arefin Khaled and Saiful Arefin Khaled along with a sister named Shahina S. Sumon was born in 1973 in Dhaka, Bangladesh to Nazmul Ahsan Khaled and Shamsun Nahar Khaled. His style of playing bass and success in music has earned him the title ' Bassbaba' (Father of Bass).

He is mostly known for his slapping and tapping style in bass playing and is considered to be the most influential and the greatest bassist in the country. In 1999, he released his first solo album 'а¦ёа§Ѓа¦®а¦Ё а¦“ а¦…а¦°а§Ќа¦Ґа¦№а§Ђа¦Ё ( Sumon and Aurthohin)' and in the same year he formed the band Aurthohin. In 1997, he joined Warfaze and later appeared in the band's 1998 hit album ' а¦…а¦ёа¦ѕа¦®а¦ѕа¦ња¦їа¦• ( Antisocial)'. He had played in 11 bands by the age of 19. He first auditioned for rock band Feelings in 1990 at the age of 16 and joined the band that year. He started learning bass at the age of 15. He has been the only constant member of the band since 1998 and has appeared in all the albums of the band. We convey our thanks and gratitude to UNESCO for the recognition bestowed on this great festival,' the department said in a statement.Saidus Salehin Khaled Sumon ( Bengali: а¦ёа¦ѕа¦‡а¦¦а§Ѓа¦ё а¦ёа¦ѕа¦Іа§‡а¦№а§Ђа¦Ё а¦–а¦ѕа¦Іа§‡а¦¦ а¦ёа§Ѓа¦®а¦Ё born 8 January 1973), popularly known by his nickname Bassbaba Sumon, is a Bangladeshi rock singer-songwriter, composer, bassist, record producer and founder of the Bangladeshi rock band Aurthohin. Our congratulations to the people the state, the country and the world. In the real sense, West Bengal is now Biswa Bangla. The state Information and Cultural Affairs Department said that Durga Puja is the first festival in Asia to get such recognition from UNESCO. Hence any positive recognition of the festival will encourage clay-modellers, Patua artisans, decorators and lighting experts,' Sircar, a former CEO of Prasar Bharati who is involved in the art-restoration movement in the city, said. But while the latter has received so much publicity through Bollywood, Durga Puja has not. 'Durga Puja is the largest public festivity in India comparable only to Mumbai's Ganpati. TMC Rajya Sabha MP Jawhar Sircar said that UNESCO permits only three-four such 'inscriptions' of ICH every year. Congratulations India,' UNESCO has tweeted. 'Durga Puja in Kolkata has just been inscribed on the intangible heritage list. 'Durga Puja celebration was more localised, but hopefully, now it will more organised and structured,' he said. Sculptor Bhabatosh Sutar, who is associated with award-winning Durga Puja committee Naktala Udayan Sangha, said that with the UNESCO tag, the festivities will be much more structured from now on. We will soon organise an event announcing the future roadmap for it.' But with this development, organised branding is required. Kartik Paul, spokesperson of Kumartuli Mritshilpi Samity, an association of clay-modellers of the area, said, 'Till now, journalists and shutterbugs used to come to the locality during the making of the idols. With the UNESCO tag, we hope people around the world will know Kumartuli,' Pal told PTI. 'Though we have been shipping idols across the globe, only the Bengali diaspora knew us. We face a huge challenge during rain in finishing our work and shielding our idols in the water-logged streets. The working conditions of the artisans must be improved.

'The overall infrastructure in Kumartuli, which has narrow lanes skirting cramped studios, must be overhauled. Noted artisan Mintu Pal hoped that both the central and state governments will look into the issue of an overhaul of 300-year-old Kumartuli's infrastructure.

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