Singer/songwriter, Golda, knows how to find the sweet spot in the saddest moments. Her emotionally moving lyrics and smooth alto voice find the perfect home in the Americana roots that nourish her songs. Golda aims to comfort, connect, and inspire.
Named a Body Image Hero by HuffPo, fat positivity and body positivity mean a lot to Golda. They frame the way she sees the world. Her latest single, “Planet of a Girl,” has a subtle body positive message. “It’s really about coming to terms with who you are and what you look like, and deciding that how you look is not going to stop you from going for what you want. I think fat or thin or in between, everyone can relate to that.”
“Be My Satellite”, released May 17, 2019, is her first full-length album where she explores more of these same themes of love and loss, along with finding your way in the world when you don’t fit a certain ideal.
Her first album, A Little Luck (released in May, 2017), took listeners on a journey from heartbreak to new-found love, with a willingness to approach traditional musical themes from non-traditional angles. This was her debut into the NYC music scene, where she’s been compared to Joan Osborne, Jenny Lewis & Lucinda Williams.
Golda’s been featured in Music of the Future, Vents Magazine, Alexa O’Kane, Tuesday Night, Boro Magazine, SongFancy, Women of Substance Radio Podcast, and the Music To Grieve To Spotify playlist. She’s performed at notable venues such as Sidewalk Cafe, the Delancey and as part of the popular Astoria, Queens music festival – Between Two Bridges.
Golda plays as part of an acoustic duo with her husband/sideman Jeff on guitar, backup vocals and harmonica.
Keep up with her on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter here, and at www.thatgolda.com.
