There are five artists with this name:

1.) Spot, originally signed t… Read Full Bio ↴There are five artists with this name:

1.) Spot, originally signed to Ardent records, released their critically acclaimed self-titled album in 1995 and scored national airplay for "Moon June Spoon." While the band continued to tour nationally to support the debut release, Interscope entered into negotiations with Ardent to acquire Spot. Unfortunately, the deal ended up in litigation within a year, and Spot was forced to quietly ride out the remainder of a 5-year contract without support to tour or release additional material. Website:www.moonjunespoon.com.

2.) Spot, a Swiss heavy rock band from the 70's.
They were sort of like Toad, Janus, Krokodil, and Neon Rose. An early seventies Swiss band that played fine heavy rock with a blues tinge. ...Did a version of Donovan's "Jersey Thursday" and a particularly manic "Sabre Dance". Blues rock in the Deep Purple-Led Zeppelin style. Bands from this era are heavily into the British heavy blues-rock in fusion with the psychedelic influences of other swiss bands like Krokodil or Country Lane. Members were: Pavlo Pendaki (vocal,keyboards) John Woolloff (lead guitar,vocals) Andre Jungo (bass) Philippe Dubugnon (drums ) Originally on Swiss folk-label EVASION. (Re-released on Ohrwaschl in 1997). Worth searching out.

3.) Spot, a bulgarian skate-punk band from Rousse, formed in 1994 by the name of "Water". A year later the band saw it's debut infront of an audience, this time calling themselves "Counterfit". After few years with numerous gigs and lineup changes, the band finally settled with the name "Spot" in 1999 and retains it's quartet formation till today.

4.) Spot, a Harlem based rapper, reappeared in January of 2006, Spot was once again a hot item appearing on mixtapes and mixshow playlist across the nation. He then dropped the extremely well-received mixtape The Good Son. Alongside former DJ, now Atlantic Records Director of A&R Sickamore, The Good Son featured collaborations with Jim Jones, Papoose and production from Just Blaze, the SupaSonics and Spot himself. Reportedly moving north of 25,000 copies, this mixtape established Spot as one of top newcomers in the music business.

After touring the country with the likes of Akon, David Banner and DFL and performing at various infamous NY prisons including Rikers Island and Arthur Kills Maximum Penitentiary, Spot made history becoming the first rapper to promote a mixtape on MTV when he appeared on Sucka Free (formerly Direct Effects)[3] to promote his second foray into the mixtape game, A Dollar & A Dream.

Packaged as a street album, A Dollar & A Dream was a success worldwide, even garnering the best album ratings of the year by one french publication. [4] Introducing the world to a then-unsigned Serius Jones and featuring music from top international producers, A Dollar & A Dream produced an international mixshow hit in "Way We Ride." After selling out, the mixtape was heavily bootlegged, and countless song ideas and lines were borrowed by more established hip hop acts.

In addition the previous accomplishments, Spot has performed the theme songs for a platinum DVD series (The Infamous Times), a syndicated television show (Hip Hop Hold 'Em) and contributed music to both MTV (various programming) and BET (50 Shots - Police Brutality).

5.) Spot, a music producer for mainly electronic music (Electro, Techno, Minimal Trance) from Berlin, Germany. Website: www.myspace.com/spot

Who Are You
Spot Lyrics

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Who do you know in Heaven
That made you the angel you are
Who did you see I wonder
That made you just the cutest little charmer by far

Where did you get those good looks
Those eyes that glow like a star
It seems they made the sun shine only twice

In your sweet smile and Paradise

So, tell me, won't you, Darling
Who do you know in Heaven
That made you the angel you are

(Who do you know in Heaven , Honey)
(That made you the angel you are)
(Who did you see I wonder)
(That made you just the cutest little charmer by far)
(And where did you get those good looks, Baby)
(Those eyes that glow just like a star)
It seems they made the sun shine only twice
In your sweet smile and Paradise

So, tell me, won't you, Darling
Who do you know in Heaven
That made you the angel you are

Darling, won't you tell me

Who do you know in Heaven
That made you the angel you are

Overall Meaning

The song "Who Are You" by Spot is a soulful ode to a loved one who seems too good to be true. The lyrics are a series of romantic inquiries that explore the source of the person's unearthly beauty and captivating charm. The singer wonders who in Heaven might have shaped this person into the angelic being they are today. They ask if the person has seen someone who made them the "cutest little charmer" and who gave them their "good looks" and stars-in-their-eyes glow. The singer even suggests that this person's beauty might have influenced the creation of "Paradise" itself.

Line by Line Meaning

Who do you know in Heaven
Spot is asking the subject if they have a connection to someone in Heaven.

That made you the angel you are
Spot is suggesting that the subject is an angel or a very special person.

Who did you see I wonder
Spot is curious about the person or people who influenced the subject.

That made you just the cutest little charmer by far
Spot is complementing the subject's irresistible charm and beauty.

Where did you get those good looks
Spot wonders where the subject's physical attractiveness comes from.

Those eyes that glow like a star
Spot admires the subject's stunning and glamorous eyes.

It seems they made the sun shine only twice
Spot believes that the subject's beauty is so rare that the sun has only shone as bright only twice – in the subject's smile and in Paradise.

In your sweet smile and Paradise
Spot is enunciating that the subject's smile is as radiant as paradise.

So, tell me, won't you, Darling
Spot is asking the subject to reveal their secrets.

Who did you see I wonder
Spot is curious about the person or people who influenced the subject.

Darling, won't you tell me
Spot is requesting the subject to provide information about their secrets.

Who do you know in Heaven
Spot is asking the subject if they have contacts in Heaven who may have had a role in making them a very special person.

That made you the angel you are
Spot is suggesting that the subject may be an angel or an exceptional person.

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: AL STILLMAN, PETER DE ROSE

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