GloZell Green is an American YouTube personality, singer, comedian, actor, and rapper. She is best known for her YouTube channel which she has nearly 5 million subscribers. Since her growing fame from social media, Green has gone on to interview President Barack Obama, release an autobiography, “Is You Okay”, and appear on films and series. Green studied at the University... read full bio
Glüme (or Molly Keck) is a Los Angeles native who made her debut into the entertainment industry as a child actor, making an appearance on the silver screen. At the same time, she was training her voice for what would become a very successful musical career and it proved to be time well spent because she’s quickly becoming one of... read full bio
Glynn Turman is an American actor, director, and writer who is best known for playing Lew Miles in series “Peyton Place”, Colonel Brad Taylor in “A Different World”, Clarence V. Royce in series “The Wire”, and Jeremiah Kaan in “House of Lies”. Turman made his acting debut in the Broadway production of ‘A Raisin in the Sun’. Turman made his... read full bio
Glynn Washington is a fascinating storyteller, radio broadcaster, and public media personality who has made an unmistakable imprint on the podcasting and broadcasting worlds. Washington has received considerable appreciation for his work on the critically acclaimed radio show and podcast "Snap Judgment." He has a distinct voice and a gift for generating fascinating storylines. Washington was born and reared in Detroit,... read full bio
Gnash is a rapper, producer, and singer-songwriter. He first came to the attention of the general public with his song I hate u, I love u," which featured Olivia O'Brien. The song has been streamed more than 350 million times online, is now number one in Australia, and has only recently broken into the top ten on the Billboard charts.... read full bio
Gnome packs more of a punch than their moniker would suggest. They create their one-of-a-kind and ultimately rewarding concoction of stoner, progressive, and hard rock by merging appealing hooks, booming guitars, drums, and bass, and creative twists. After the success of their 2018 debut album, titled "Father of Time," which demonstrates their talent for stacking riffs like lego bricks, and... read full bio
Go West is a London based pop duo, consisting of Peter Cox and Richard Drummie, who exploded onto the scene with their wildly popular single “We Close Our Eyes” and “Call Me”. The video for “We Close Our Eyes” won them the Brit Award for Best Newcomers. Their song “King of Wishful Thinking”, was featured on the Pretty Women soundtrack.... read full bio
Growing up off the grid on a self-sufficient homestead in remote Western Australia, Go-Jo, the solo project of upcoming pop singer Marty Zambotto, afforded him the opportunity to develop his own sound and persona. After purchasing his first guitar, Go-Jo started composing and producing music for other artists before establishing his own style and starting his own project. Go-Jo's extraordinary talent for... read full bio
Goapele, an entrepreneur, humanitarian, composer, producer, singer, and soulful visionary, has established herself as one of the most prolific R&B and soulful creators of our time. Goapele has returned with COLOURS, her eighth and most contemplative album to date. The eight-track masterpiece is seductive and unforgettable, and it is released on the indie artist's label, Skyblaze Recordings. The Oakland, California native... read full bio
Goat is a Swedish alternative collective from Korpilombolo, Norrbotten County. Currently, Goat is based out of Gothenburg and their hometown is known for having a history of voodoo worship and after Christian crusaders came, they destroyed their village and the original voodoo settlers were said to have put a curse on the town. Goat began performing music together when they... read full bio
English post-punk group Goat Girl hails from South London. Clottie Cream (Lottie Pendlebury), on lead vocals and guitar, L.E.D. (Ellie Rose Davies), on bass, Naima Jelly (Naima Bock), and Rosy Bones, on drums, made up their original line-up (Rosy Jones). They are "imbued with an instinctive capacity to communicate the socio-political issues of their peers with wit and elegance," according... read full bio
Gob is a Canadian punk rock band that consists of members Tom Thacker, Theo Goutzinakis, Gabe Mantle, and Steven Fairweather. The band was formed by Thacker, Goutzinakis, and previously members Patrick “Wolfman Pat” Paszana and Kelly Macauley. Shortly after forming, the members went on to release their debut studio album, “Too Late… No Friends.” Since then, they’ve gone on to... read full bio
Charles Robert "Robot" McDowell, the principal guitarist and backing vocalist for Manchester Orchestra, performs as Gobotron as a solo side project. On Your Mark, Get Set... was published by Manchester Orchestra's own label Favorite Gentlemen Recordings on January 19, 2010. Robert McDowell made the decision to begin writing his own solo material in his parents' Atlanta, Georgia, home after returning... read full bio
When musical genius is encrypted into your DNA, the decision to pursue a career in said genre comes as little surprise. Puerto Rican producer Jose Angel “Gocho” Torres boasts a first-class family pedigree - his grandfather owns the beloved vocal quartet Los Hispanos de Puerto Rico; his father is Rafi Torres, the legendary trombonist who has played with salsa icons... read full bio
God Colony is made up of Thomas Gorton and James Rand. They are London-born but originally from Liverpool musicians whose production techniques straddle industrial techno, hip-hop and R&B. They worked with musicians including Mykki Blanco, GAIKA, Kojey Radical and others after their early recordings with Flohio were often aired on Radio 1 and 6Music. They have collaborated on a video series with... read full bio
American heavy metal group God Forbid was established in East Brunswick, New Jersey, in 1996. God Forbid gained a following in the late 1990s by performing with groups including GWAR, Nile, Cradle of Filth, and Candiria. In 1999, 9volt Industries released Reject the Sickness, the band's first full-length album. After receiving frequent airplay from WSOU-FM in the New York City... read full bio
The famous duo, Rabbi Marc A. Gellman, Ph.D. and Reverend Monsignor Thomas J. Hartman have teamed up to become distinctively known as The God Squad. The pair host a daily, thirty-minute television talk show that reaches almost 12 million homes in the New York area and both write for the syndicated column GOD SQUAD for Tribune Media Services. They are... read full bio
God Street Wine was created in the 80s, and went through several different phases of performing. In 1999, after achieving small success, the band decided to dissolve itself. In 2010, the band announced it would be playing again. Since, they have reminisced on their original music, playing shows for causes like the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and other memorial performances... read full bio
Daft Punk's continued appeal means that the idea of French musicians creating great dance music while remaining anonymous is nothing new. Godford, a young Parisian rave artist, continues to be an odd character. Not only is he not interested in becoming famous through his music, but he really strives for the exact opposite; he communicates very little about his personal... read full bio
Growing up in Chicago, Godfrey constantly got in trouble for misbehaving and being an all-around class clown. His Nigerian parents unknowingly encouraged his bad behavior by showing him classic comedy films from an early age. While performing impressions of his college football teammates, Godfrey realized his irreverent style of comedy might be more than just a hobby. Now as one... read full bio
