Greer has rapidly advanced in a short period of time. Happy People, the Orange County rock quartet's second EP in the past 18 months, is comprised of four songs with airtight lyrics and killer guitars that suggest a band well beyond their years in the best possible way but simultaneously having an undeniable young energy. Happy People, Greer's follow-up to... read full bio
Greg Freeman writes about biblical floods, end-of-the-world fever dreams, Florida scoundrels and the doldrums of the green mountains. Gregs' voice dominates his superb debut record, "I Looked Out," creaking, crooning and cutting through static-filled atmospheres. Whether it is the punch-in-the-face, careening drive of "Tower," the country-gazing guitar squall of "Souvenir Heart," or the sing-along conclusion of "Palms," the songs are connected by... read full bio
The self-titled album by Greg Mendez is jam-packed with poetic pictures that sound both precisely plotted and casually indiscriminately stitched together like fragmented stills from a life tale. The musical progression of this song shifts from dreamy to chaotic to calm, but the lyrical imagery seems to bleed through at random, much like a cloud of smoke at a concert... read full bio
Greg Schwem, a charismatic comedian and brilliant author, has carved out a special place for himself in the entertainment industry with his distinct sense of humor and astute observations on contemporary life. Greg has established himself as one of the most in-demand comedians and authors in the business because to his extensive catalog of published writings and humorous appearances. Greg Schwem... read full bio
Greta Isaac is a folk singer and songwriter who was born and raised in Cardiff, United Kingdom. Her music, which is an explosive amalgamation of pop, folk, and alternative rock, explores the messy, complicated, and dramatic charm of the current human experience. She turns her own life experiences into songs that are poetic, energetic, and alive through the use of... read full bio
Gretchen Menn used to fly aircraft to finance her habit of playing six strings. She studied classical guitar under Phillip de Fremery at Smith College, where she received her BA in music. Her tastes in music are influenced by artists from several eras and genres, including Jeff Beck, Django Reinhardt, Steve Morse, Frank Zappa, Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven. Original instrumental... read full bio
West London-born Gretel Hänlyn is a singer, composer and guitarist. Gretel picked up a guitar and began creating her own gothic stories and songs, which came as no surprise given that she had grown up listening to a lot of Nick Cave. Her songwriting evolved into what it is today—a blend of hi-fi grunge, goth-pop and alt/indie ballads—as she developed as a... read full bio
Griffin House has toured extensively, opening for artists such as, Ron Sexsmith, Josh Ritter, Mat Kearney and The Cranberries. Now headlining his own tours, he and his remarkable band explore the difficult topics and themes of spirituality and misery, leaving no subject untouched. House first learned he was a naturally talented singer after landing a role in his high school... read full bio
Grizfolk is an alternative rock band consisting of five members. The five, Adam Roth, Sebastian Fritze, Fredrik Eriksson, Brendan James, and Bill Delia, combine their instrumentalist and vocal talents to share music with the world. With roots from Sweden, but now based in Los Angeles, Grizfolk is a worldly and alternative band. Their music has been well-received by critics across... read full bio
Grizzly Bear is an indie/folk rock band formed in Brooklyn, NY. Their music uses melody and ambiance in conjunction with hazy-eyed choruses, whistles, piano, banjo, several woodwind instruments, and vocal harmonies. Grizzly Bear began as a solo project of songwriter Edward Droste, who recorded the debut album, Horn Of Plenty, at home. Playing as a four piece allowed the complexity... read full bio
Hannah Hooper (lead vocals, keyboards), Christian Zucconi (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Sean Gadd (bass), Andrew Wessen (lead guitar, backing vocals), and Ryan Rabin (drums) created the American alternative rock group Grouplove in 2009. (drums). Their self-released debut EP, "Grouplove," which was eventually re-released by Canvasback/Atlantic with a bonus track and their hit song, "Colours," was produced by Rabin. Additionally, they... read full bio
Chicago-bred Groupthink, optimistically alternative like easy living, is renewing indie-sleaze. It's best to grab hold of him before the rest of the world does, even if he would probably enjoy it, as his debut EP is set to drop before the afters. He very recently entered the music scene and thrifted a keyboard on a whim. Despite still needing time to... read full bio
You can expect to be taken back in time to a crowded, sweaty underground club from any Western city in the 90's if you enter the appropriate barbershop in Jakarta, Indonesia. Grrrl Gang is Indonesia's most exciting new band, and it is one of the few regular venues in the city where audiences can number in the hundreds. With their spiky,... read full bio
Nicholas Kerr, a musician from Western New York, created the solo project Guardin, a dark blend of bedroom hip-hop and emo lyrics. Early works by the artist, including the 2015 EPs "Lost in a Fantasy" and "Astral Agenda," explored a variety of musical genres, from chiptunes to witch house. The "Lost and Found" EP from 2016 marked his entry into... read full bio
Gui Boratto is an electronic musician, composer, and producer. He has recorded for national and international record labels including Virgin, Irma, BMG, and Vidisco. Boratto is a growing name in the Brazilian house, techno, and minimal electronic scene. His talent is recognized worldwide and Boratto is also one of the owners of the independent music label Megamusic. Boratto has appeared... read full bio
Guided by Voices produced a series of trebly, hissy indie rock recordings full of infectiously brief pop tunes that sat halfway between the British Invasion and prog rock, drawing inspiration from both jangle pop and arty post-punk. The Dayton, Ohio-based band, led by singer-songwriter Robert Pollard, released six albums on their own and gained a small following in the American... read full bio
MC Hammer had an amazing backing band, and Gtr. Sallye and Tamah, also known as the Bootsy Girls, were a part of it. Guitar Sallye & Tamah have performed all over the world. They have a varied sound that mesmerizes audiences and drives them to their feet. They have collaborated with artists such as Prince, The Roots, Bootsy Collins, Charlie... read full bio
The band Guitar Wolf, founded in Nagasaki, Japan, are known for their piercing vocals and extremely loud style of garage punk that emphasized heavy distortion. They coined the phrase “Jett Rock ‘n’ Roll”, a homage to rocker Joan Jett, which they also use to describe their musical style - an energetic cross between The Ramones, rockabilly, classic punk, and noise... read full bio
The sweetest, hardest and craziest rock'n'roll record you will hear this year was written in a hut in the woods by Montreal singer-songwriter Gus Englehorn before he was signed to Secret City Records. Before recording the album, he was living in Salt Lake City and instantly fell in love with Estée Preda, a drummer who sounded like Moe Tucker on salvia. Gus... read full bio
Gustaf's live act is quick on its feet, always in change and compulsively dedicated to the people in the room, resulting in a sound that is passionate, androgynous and contagiously danceable. It is inspired by the rhythmic rhythms of ESG, the dopey drawl of Jonathan Richman and the frenzied energy of The Fall. Gustaf, a band made up of Tine Hill on bass, Vram... read full bio
