Goldspot: Bubbly Electro-Pop, In The Studio

Soundcheck | Aug 29, 2013

"Bubbly" might be the best way to describe Goldspot’s brand of electro-pop. But it also has another meaning: Siddartha Khosla, the singer-songwriter behind the band, adopted the name from a popular sugary orange soft drink he drank growing up between the U.S. and India.

The pop band’s new album, Aerogramme, is packed with memories — and musical influences — of a childhood in two continents.

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