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
Gurriers, named after an antiquated and somewhat charming Irish term for lout, ruffian, or street urchin, originally featured Dan Hoff on lead vocals, Ben O'Neill on guitar and backing vocals, Mark MacCormack on guitar, Pierce O'Callaghan on drums, and Emmet White on bass, who has since amicably left the band and been replaced by Charlie McCarthy. Gurriers from all around Ireland... 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
Guster is best known for their quirky live performances and energetic whimsical humor. The band employs a stylish mixture of creative alternative rock turned full-fledged pop icon. The original trio, met during freshmen orientation while attending Tufts University and soon after, started performing at a coffee house in the common area of their dormitory. The band remained unestablished for its... read full bio
They are sonically audacious, bold in terms of appearance and art-punk hypnotic with an oddball post-punk twist. From the Melbourne/Naarm underground, the six-piece group Gut Health has become one of Australia's most interesting new artists. Supported by peers and the leadership of their LGBTI-heavy band, Gut Health uphold an uncompromising culture that celebrates and encourages open emancipation as well as... read full bio
Music producer and DJ Guy Gerber hails from the country of Israel. Through his music, he puts his own spin on genres like progressive house/trance and techno, resulting in new forms of musical expression. Guy Gerber was exposed to a wide variety of musical styles at an early age and fell in love with it all. Carl Craig, Richie Hawtin,... read full bio
Guy Sebastian, a singer, songwriter, producer and TV coach, is possibly the most popular male solo musician in Australia. Guy is the first male Australian musician to have ever had two albums and six singles simultaneously peak at number one on the Australian ARIA charts. With well over 400 million streams and more than 7 million combined units sold worldwide, Guy... read full bio
Gwar has to be the most instantly recognizable metal bounds out there, given that they’re only ensemble of heavy metal rockstars that don’t look like you or me at all. The band has an ever-rotating lineup of demonic or alien members, currently consisting of: Mike Derks, Brad Roberts, Brent Purgason, Michael Bishop, Casey Orr, and Matt Maguire. They’ve been rocking... read full bio
Cardiff-born Gwenno Saunders is a sound artist, DJ, radio host and vocalist. She received positive reviews for her debut EP, "Ymbelydredd" and more recently, "Chwyldro" and "Golau Arall" — a run of singles preceding her debut album, "Y Dydd Olaf" (The Last Day). In Brighton-based conceptual pop band The Pipettes, Gwenno was a writer and performer. More recently, she toured as a... read full bio
"Gwilym Gold began his musical career as the front man of Golden Silvers. Once the band broke up, Gold decided to pursue a solo career. He now produces alternative electronic music. His tracks alternate between dark sounds and brighter, pop-y electronic beats. With Gold’s productions, you never hear the same thing twice. His songs incorporate an incredible amount of variables,... read full bio
Melding elements of rap, rock, R&B, and funk, New York's Gym Class Heroes have diverse appeal based on their impressive musical dexterity. Often touring with indie rock and pop-punk bands, they don't fit into one genre; the quartet's music is rooted in traditional hip-hop, but features live instruments instead of looped samples or beats. Lyrics are socially conscious with humor... read full bio
Gyyps, is a producer, rapper, and drummer. He, along with his friends, created the label 2273 Records. Gyyps collaborates with Felly often; their most famous songs together are “Desert Eagle”, and “Gorilla”. Some of Gyyps other popular tracks include: “Women, Weed & 808’s”, “Canoga Park”, “WORLDSTAR”, “Candy Flip”, and “Pray For Us”. Gyyps is usually touring all over the United... read full bio
Based in New York, Hamed Sinno is a composer, writer, performer and social justice activist. His study looks at digital vocality and the voice organ as platforms for political discourse. H discusses popular culture as an active practice in his writing and talks. As the front man and lyricist for Mashrou Leila, he has led discussions in the Middle East regarding... read full bio
Brooklyn rapper/vocalist maassai and New Jersey producer/composer JWords form the experimental electronic hip hop duo H31R (pronounced heir/air). They have released their latest single, "HeadSpace," on the Ninja Tune label Big Dada. Following their remarkable debut release, "ve·loc·i·ty," which attracted notice right away from Pitchfork, The Wire, Brooklyn Vegan, Okayplayer, Cabbages, Bandcamp, and other outlets, comes this album. H31R releases... read full bio
Ha Vay is an indie pop musician from San Francisco. She blends ethereal, whimsical, and magical themes into her music and aesthetics, drawing inspiration from the inventive songwriters and performers of the 1960s and 1970s. Ha Vay is able to convey a sense of tranquility through her songs. She exudes a whimsical quality, possessing a stunning elegance that is simultaneously familiar... read full bio
Having a voice has never seemed more vital at a time of political unrest and cultural unrest. This occurs at a critical time for Habibi. The band's first EP in more than four years and crucially the first one with lyrics in Farsi, is "Cardamom Garden." For the band, who are keenly conscious of music as both a natural part of their... read full bio
Hablot is a trio of indie and neo soul musicians with tinges of RnB. They haven’t been around for very long but they’re already drumming up quite a crowd. The three of them launched Soulection’s Black Label. Their EP “OPAQUE” comes from a very tumultuous and foggy point in their lives that took each of them by surprise in 2019.... read full bio
Haerts is a German indie pop band/duo that is based in Brooklyn, New York. Nini Fabi is the vocalist of the duo while Ben Gebert plays the guitar and the keyboard. The bands first EP is entitled Hemiplegia, and they released a self-titled debut studio album as well. Early on in the life of the band, Nini and Ben, who... read full bio
