“That Time of Year” by HARGO is a heartwarming song that captures the spirit of winter gatherings, celebrating moments of connection, love, and forgiveness under the star-lit skies of the Mojave desert. With soulful melodies and rich, evocative lyrics, the song invites listeners to embrace the essence of community and the season’s warmth, transcending religious or routine observances. Its creation in Joshua Tree lends an ethereal, reflective quality, resonating with Hargo’s unique background as a musical innovator bridging deep, diverse roots and universal themes.
About HARGO: Hargo Khalsa, a.k.a. HARGO, is a Musical Medicine Man, Producer, and Singer/Songwriter known for his mind-expanding, soul-centered music and message. His sound is as diverse as his background: a 3rd-generation Sikh raised in a kundalini yoga Ashram bordering a Native American reservation in New Mexico. His 2012 debut Out of Mankind was hailed by Billboard Magazine and American Songwriter as “mesmerizing,” “anthemic,” and “thinking-man’s Rock,” catching the attention of Beatles producer Phil Spector, who dubbed him “a Young John Lennon” during their 2007 collaboration on Hargo’s song “Crying for John Lennon.” As a producer, Hargo has made his mark in the Ambient/Meditation genre with more than 15 albums and over 100,000 copies sold. He is also a founding member of the electronica duo FEATHERandDOT with his former guitarist and longtime bandmate Sanjay Parekh and has toured and performed internationally and on the festival scene at events such as Lightning in a Bottle, Oregon Eclipse, Bhakti/Shaktifest, Sat Nam Fest, Liverpool Sound City, and others.
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