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Roel GOSTO Vermeer started out as a self-taught attic room producer, by combining hip-hop-like beats with his own voice. His debut album Memory Ivy (2016) put him on the map in one fell swoop and took him from Germany to Japan – from De Wereld Draait Door to shows with Jamie Lidell, Oscar en de Wolf and Thomas Dybdahl. The second album ‘What do You Mean, You Need a Color TV’ (2019) brought more soul, lightness and tempo to the music. This was partly due to the collaboration with Will Knox and Benny Sings.

10 million streams further GOSTO went to the drawing board and thus returned to the origin of his passion. Producing intimate yet accessible and catchy songs. What started as something for himself has now grown into something he is so passionate about that he wants to share it with as many people as possible.

In the new music, GOSTO’s own sound resonates in a new way. The instruments are recorded and edited analogously, keeping the imperfection of the recordings intact. Characteristic, however, is the combination of this imperfection with a great deal of attention to detail. The music is playful and organic, warm and melodic, groovy and dreamy & nostalgic.

Monthly Listeners

11,258

Followers

9,834

Total Streams

12.7 million

Top Cities

255 listeners
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Popular Tracks

55 tracks
1
My Bad

My Bad

Jan 14, 2015

2.7 million

streams

2
Tell Me What You're Made Of

Tell Me What You're Made Of

Oct 28, 2016

2.1 million

streams

3
Turn of the Light

Turn of the Light

Oct 28, 2016

1.2 million

streams

4
Prisoner

Prisoner

Aug 10, 2018

891,747

streams

5
Ivy

Ivy

Oct 24, 2016

539,597

streams

6
I Don't See

I Don't See

Oct 27, 2016

482,247

streams

7
Lovely Lady

Lovely Lady

Oct 28, 2016

413,809

streams

8
Tell Me What You're Made Of - Zes Remix

Tell Me What You're Made Of - Zes Remix

Aug 4, 2017

385,350

streams

9
Sold

Sold

Jun 6, 2014

372,224

streams

10
Time for Me

Time for Me

Mar 18, 2016

308,603

streams