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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.