Girl Named Tom is a group made up of siblings Bekah, Caleb, Joshua Liechty who were the season 21 winners of The Voice. They received a four-chair turn and were coached by Kelly Clarkson. The trio originally had plans to achieve higher education through medical school, but the music bug bit. After forming a band, they landed on the name... read full bio
A timeless story about four young individuals who meet at school. Our Swedish characters in this story met at Stockholm's Royal College of Music, where they both studied. They performed together and learned jazz. Initially, two of our friends "formed a duo in an attempt to earn money, playing mostly evergreens and covering anything from the Beatles to Burt Bacharach at... read full bio
Kenzie and Laila, two sisters, are the driving force behind the high-energy rock combo Girl Tones from the planet Earth. In an attempt to electrify sentient beings from this galaxy to the next, Kenzie and Laila, both classically trained musicians, switched from cello to guitar and piano to drums. Brad Schultz of Cage the Elephant produced their first albums, which... read full bio
The group of three girls (G, Jada and Kay) who make up Girlband emulate bands like Wet Leg, Big Moon and Los Bitchos with their swagger and fantastic melodies. They have barely played a handful of gigs but are described as sounding like a hybrid of The Breeders and Throwing Muses and already have a repertoire of songs powerful enough to kill a number of vampires. Their unique... read full bio
Travis Mills and Nick Gross, who together make up the incredibly prolific duo known as girlfriends, create songs that are both warmly familiar and wholly original. The pair produced not one but two urgent, creative and inspirational albums in less than three years. They've already played a festival with Twenty One Pilots, toured with Mod Sun and Grayscale, opened for Machine Gun... read full bio
Girlhouse, Lauren Luiz’s musical project, released its debut EP “the girlhouse EP” last year after two singles “Until the Day” and “Silver Line” graced the indie music world. Only one week later, Luiz released “the second EP”, which also garnered positive attention. According to Luiz, every song on the EP focuses on some kind of lesson she learned when she... read full bio
Since she was a teenager, Milly has recorded assertive, bold electro-pop music under the moniker Girli. Her debut album, "Odd One Out," and popular singles like "Hot Mess" have garnered her praise from publications like the Guardian, NME and i-D. Her music is inspired by feminist impulses. Her open and accessible songs about navigating life as a young queer woman, touching... read full bio
Giuda is a five-piece band from Rome that plays an air-punching blend of anthemic '70s rock songs combined with the brutal intensity of early UK punk, all translated in a current and creative style with relevance for today's discriminating listener. Giuda's tale is intrinsically linked to that of Taxi, the pioneering punk music group from Rome. Lead guitarist Lorenzo, bassist (then drummer)... read full bio
Givers is an indie pop group from Louisiana. A combination of vocals, percussion, guitar, bass, flute, keyboard, and saxophone, this group demonstrates their multi-instrumentalist talents through their music. Inspired by the hardships they experienced during Hurricane Katrina, the band formed after using music to join together and build each other up. Their music is influenced by many different genres, including... read full bio
Glaive, a performer, composer and producer from the North Carolina mountains, started writing songs at the start of the pandemic and posted his first one on Soundcloud. Since then, his ascent has been swift and has been fueled by a consistent stream of new songs that has helped him gain notoriety and a committed fan base. The single "astrid" from his... read full bio
Glare, who were formed in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, are painters of expansive worlds and powerful emotions rather than genre traditionalists. The four-piece band has already amassed a sizable fan base, both online, where people go to temporarily block out emotions, and in person, thanks to their reputation for selling out performances. The band's first album, Sunset Funeral, is... read full bio
Glass Beams, a mysterious band from Naarm (Melbourne), are known for their own kind of serpentine psychedelia that is presented through cyclical riffs and disorienting melodies. The artist's debut album, "Mirage," which was self-recorded in a home studio, displays a preference for cosmic instruments, eastern scales and kraut-infused polyrhythms. It has four pieces that draw from a wide range of sounds and... read full bio
"Glass Candy is an electronic music duo from Portland, Oregon. Comprised of vocalist Ida No and multi-instrumentalist Johnnny Jewel, the duo performs electronic music with a twist. Influenced by art punk and glam rock, the duo incorporates synthetic sounds and Italo disco into their tracks. Glass Candy’s sound has evolved throughout the duo’s musical journey. The group has released two... read full bio
Glasser is the one-woman orchestra of Cameron Mesirow. Glasser entered public consciousness in 2009 with her debut EP, Apply. The intimate, luxurious music resonated widely, despite being made by Cameron, alone and in airplanes and shoe stores, on Garage Band. With her album Ring, however, Cameron worked for months with producer Ariel Rechtshaid to re-imagine her musical arrangements, incorporating organic... read full bio
Glen Hansard is the Academy Awardwinning principal songwriter and vocalist/guitarist for Irish group The Frames and one half of folk rock duo, The Swell Season. He is also known for his acting, having appeared in the BAFTA winning film The Commitments, as well as starring in the film Once. His song, Falling Slowly", from Once, co-written with his co-star Markta... read full bio
While working at Malcolm McLaren's and Vivienne Westwood's clothes store in London, Glen Matlock, an English musician, met guitarist Steve Jones and drummer Paul Cook. He later became the first bass guitarist of the punk rock band the Sex Pistols. Ten of the twelve songs on the Sex Pistols' sole album, Never Mind the Bollocks, are credited to him as... read full bio
Glitterer, a post-hardcore band based in Washington, D.C., has released its fourth full-length album. It is titled "erer" and is released on Purple Circle Records, a small imprint that Ned Russin, the singer/bassist, co-owns. erer is the most thematically urgent work that the band has produced to date. The band's lineup was revamped last year, with drummer Robin Zeijlon and... read full bio
An indie-rock group called Glom is based in Brooklyn via Washington, DC. Their style creates a fresh yet nostalgic experience by fusing the tight rhythms of late 80s post-punk with the rich textures of shoegaze and the anthemic choruses of 90s alternative rock.... read full bio
A vibrant music scene, distinct from its country roots and bachelorette-heavy honky-tonks, is at the core of Music City. A burgeoning new indie rock trend in Nashville is making waves in grungy clubs and well-liked music venues, agitating a city that is experiencing a musical revolution. Four-piece GLOOM GIRL MFG are becoming a formidable force at the forefront. The band, led... read full bio
Glorietta is the creation of Matthew Logan Vasquez (Delta Spirit), who wanted to work with friends he had made over the previous ten years. Over the course of a nine-day recording session, those friends—Noah Gundersen, Kelsey Wilson (Wild Child), David Ramirez, Grammy Award winner Adrian Quesada (Brownout, Black Pumas) and Jason Robert Blum—met up in a rental home in Glorieta, New... read full bio
