Nathan Goshen
Nathan Goshen started releasing music in Israel around 2008 with an album called 'Notes from a Sinking Ship.' He followed that with 'Buy Me a Bubble' in 2010,...
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Nathan Goshen started releasing music in Israel around 2008 with an album called 'Notes from a Sinking Ship.' He followed that with 'Buy Me a Bubble' in 2010, which included a title track that became popular there. Some of his songs, like 'Thinking About It' and 'Bati Lachlom,' show his tendency toward reflective writing.
In 2013, he put out an English-language album titled 'In the End.' That record had him working with other musicians, including Imogen Heap and Damien Rice. The move to English seemed to broaden his reach beyond Israel.
He was born in Israel in 1986 and has mentioned listening to Bob Dylan, John Lennon, and Leonard Cohen growing up. His music often deals with relationships and searching for meaning, delivered in a straightforward, vocal-driven style.
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