The David is an artistic enigma, blending sonic exploration with a spiritual quest that's deep-seated in their music. This mysterious entity first made waves in the late-1960s as a psychedelic rock band. Originally formed in the thriving cultural melting pot of Los Angeles, California, The David made a mark with their unique style, which fused existential lyricism and experimental sounds that echoed the cosmic vibrancy of an era defined by change and introspection.

Renowned for their most acclaimed album "Another Day, Another Lifetime," The David, after a hiatus, resurfaced with a discography that seems rooted in a different type of exploration, one of a more transcendent and mystical nature. Their recent titles such as "Shambhunath" and "Sabki Jholiya Bharne Wale" suggest a pivot towards spiritual themes, with music that is captivating and often laced with the intricate melodies associated with South Asian traditions. The David, while retaining the essence of their vintage sound, now ventures into territories that blend their psychedelic past with a profound narrative of Eastern spirituality, as evidenced in tracks like "Chand Pai Sair" and "Bala Ji Ke Jana S." The continuous evolution of their sound demonstrates the band's fearless approach to music-making and their unwavering quest for a deeper connection with the divine through their art.