Joshua Singh
Joshua Singh
Where We Meet in Music
The Sound
Artist and record producer Joshua Singh
makes songs that speak across borders and languages. His music speaks in a language
we all understand, feeling.
From the grain of analog instruments to the clarity of modern production, his sound balances intimacy and scale. Think the emotion of James Blake, the rhythm of Timbaland, the cross-cultural fluency of Nitin Sawhney, and the cinematic scope of A.R. Rahman,
yet it’s entirely his own.
The Journey
Joshua’s path is as layered as his music. First known as the drummer and co-producer behind the indie grooves of Spud In The Box, he went on to collaborate at his studio Joshua Inc. as a songwriter, producer, and mix engineer with artists like Amit Trivedi, Sonu Nigam, Javed Akhtar, Hard Kaur, Taba Chake, Manan Shah, Sahir, his sister Rachel Singh, and many more — moving easily between India’s indie spaces and its biggest stages.
He grew up in a home where music was everywhere his father, Raju Singh, is one of India’s most respected composers, and his grandfather, Charanjit Singh, created the 1982 cult record Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat, now hailed worldwide as the birth of acid house. This wasn’t legacy in the conventional sense but immersion: a childhood steeped in film scores, live sessions, and fearless experimentation. Those influences continue to shape Joshua’s instinctive, cross-genre approach today.
Beyond his own releases, Joshua also works to shape the future of Indian music. As Director at Music Rights Management India and part of the artist-owned platform Goongoonalo with Shankar Mahadevan, he channels the same values that drive his artistry creating fairer, more connected spaces for musicians to grow.
What’s Next
In 2024, Bheegein marked a turning point — Joshua’s second EP.
By August 2025, the record has already crossed 160,000+ streams, with songs like Dil and Panha finding strong resonance across India and the South Asian diaspora. It’s a project that values connection over spectacle, intimacy over noise — and it’s only the beginning.
The next two years will bring a prolific run of new releases and a live show that blends rhythm, visuals, and storytelling. What Singh offers isn’t escape, but a pause — an invitation to sink in and just feel, without rush or noise.