Shadows on the Wall
Goldspot is an American band founded by singer-songwriter and television and film composer Siddhartha Khosla. Originally formed in Los Angeles, the band is currently based in New York. Their full-length debut, Tally Of The Yes Men, is a melding of decades of rock and pop influences with the melodic sensibilities of old Indian film music. Siddhartha (founder, lead singer / songwriter of Goldspot) is quick to pay tribute to his early influences: I grew up listening to whatever my parents had in their cassette decks - Mohd. Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Mukesh - these were great Indian playback singers from the 1940's and 50's. The melodies were brilliant. And then one day when I was 14, I figured out that if you flipped the switch on the stereo from 'tape' to 'radio' you could hear music with English words. That's when I heard R.E.M.'s Green, and it was my first introduction to Western music. Goldspot thrives on Siddhartha's creative chemistry with drummer and co-writer Ramy Antoun. Sid would come to me with demos of the songs that he had recorded in his apartment, and we would finish them together. We both have similar backgrounds, notes Siddhartha, referring to his Indian upbringing and Ramy's formative years in Egypt. There's a lot of connection on that level, confirms Ramy. You can sign up to the Goldspot mailing list by clicking Here Click HERE to visit the official website Click HERE to Goldspot's MySpace Profile Click HERE to visit the YouTube Channel Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Goldspot is an American band founded by singer-songwriter and television and film composer Siddhartha Khosla. Originally formed in Los Angeles, the band is currently based in New York. Their full-length debut, Tally Of The Yes Men, is a melding of decades of rock and pop influences with the melodic sensibilities of old Indian film music. Siddhartha (founder, lead singer / songwriter of Goldspot) is quick to pay tribute to his early influences: I grew up listening to whatever my parents had in their cassette decks - Mohd. Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Mukesh - these were great Indian playback singers from the 1940's and 50's. The melodies were brilliant. And then one day when I was 14, I figured out that if you flipped the switch on the stereo from 'tape' to 'radio' you could hear music with English words. That's when I heard R.E.M.'s Green, and it was my first introduction to Western music. Goldspot thrives on Siddhartha's creative chemistry with drummer and co-writer Ramy Antoun. Sid would come to me with demos of the songs that he had recorded in his apartment, and we would finish them together. We both have similar backgrounds, notes Siddhartha, referring to his Indian upbringing and Ramy's formative years in Egypt. There's a lot of connection on that level, confirms Ramy. You can sign up to the Goldspot mailing list by clicking Here Click HERE to visit the official website Click HERE to Goldspot's MySpace Profile Click HERE to visit the YouTube Channel Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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Float On
Friday
If the Hudson Overflows
It's Getting Old
Float On - Bonus Track
Time Bomb
Cusp
The Guard
Evergreen Cassette
Come Talk To Me
So Fast
The Border Line
The Feel Good Program of the Year
Motorcade
The Assistant
In the Post
Evergreen Cassette - Tape Mix
Abyss
The Grocery Store
Ina Mina Dika
I Got You Babe - From "This Is Us"
Float On (Modest Mouse Cover)
Emily
Timebomb
Clap Clap
Foundations
Call Center Girl
If the Hudson Overflows (Charity Single for Hurricane Sandy Relief)
The Moon is Too Far
One Year Anniversary
New Haven Green
Tale of a Fish
Salt of the Earth
Gopi Blues
What's Under The House
Somewhere in the East
Paper Boats
Miss Johnson
Keep On Running
Monkey on My Rooftop
Float On (Modest Mouse)
Resident Alien
Shadows on the Wall
One and the Same
The Assistent
Float On (Album Version)
Keep On Running - Exclusive Recording
Float On (Bonus Track)
Ina Mina Dika (The Awkward Paws Remix)
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