Grandaddy is a 5-piece indie rock band comprised of Jason Lytle, Jim Fairchild, Kevin Garcia, and Tim Dryden. Formed in Modesto, California, the band started out with a sound influenced by punk artists such as Bad Brains and Suicidal Tendencies. The band’s debut cassette is entitled Complex Party Come Along Theories, which spawned the singles “Taster” and “Could Be Love.”... read full bio
Grant Lawrence is a huge name in Canada as an indie artist, writer, and broadcaster. He is known as being the lead singer of the garage rock, pop punk, and indie rock band The Smugglers. The band released eight albums (“At Marineland”, “Atlanta Whiskey Flats”, “In the Hall of Fame – All Time Great Golds”, “We Pants Club”, “Selling the... read full bio
Grant Maloy Smith puts his heart and soul into American Roots music. Smith uses his mastery of singing and songwriting to blend traditional country, bluegrass, and folk music into a unique sound of his own. He is a Grammy nominated artist, a four-time nominee in the Indie Music Channel awards, an Associate Producer of Grammy nominated and Grammy Award-winning album... read full bio
Great Big Sea is not a band you just go and see, or a CD you just listen to. Great Big Sea is something you have to do." Lead singer Alan Doyle's description of his band might be simple, but it comes close to describing the phenomena that is Great Big Sea. Their records are renowned for drawing together disparate... read full bio
Great Good Fine OK is comprised of Jon Sandler and Luke Moellman. The duo performs synthetic pop music with an indie twist. Great Good Fine OK began when the two individuals met, living as neighbors in Brooklyn, New York. They decided to create music together, and released their first song, ‘You’re The One For Me’. Their single’s popularity online resulted... read full bio
Great Lake Swimmers is a Canadian folk rock and indie band that consists of members Tony Dekker, Erik Arnesen, Kelsey McNulty, Darcy Yates and Ryan Granville-Martin. The band is from Wainfleet, and is currently based out of Toronto. After forming, the band released their self-titled debut studio album through the independent label weewerk. Since then, the band has gone on... read full bio
Green River Ordinance began their career opening for bands like Flickerstick, Collective Soul, Eisley and Mutemath. Their major label album, Out of My Hands (Virgin Records), had critics likening the band to iconic ‘90s rock artists like Sister Hazel, Third Eye Blind and Matchbox 20, as well as newer bands like Augustana and The Fray. Over the next two years,... read full bio
British singer-songwriter Greg Holden gained popularity with the released of his hit charity single “The Lost Boy”. The song was inspired by the book What is the What, about Sudanese refugees. It topped the Ditch iTunes singles chart on Christmas Day and peaked at No. 2 on the Dutch Top 40. Holden released an official music video for “The Lost... 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
Gregory Alan Isakov is a singer-songwriter born in Johannesburg, South Africa. His family emigrated to the US at a young age and he is currently living in Boulder, Colorado. Isakov has released seven studio albums, his most recent being Evening Machines. His songs have been featured in McDonalds and Subaru commercials, series such as Suits, Forever, The Blacklist, Californication, Girls,... 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
Griffin William Sherry's roots in the ever-evolving Folk, Americana and Rock & Roll genres continue to grow strong as he lives midway between contemporary catharsis and American myth. Griffin's rustic upbringing in New England serve as inspiration for his songs. As a result, he creates a singular characteristic sound that is visceral, genuine, powerful and passionate, with each song having its own... read full bio
Alvaro Lafuente belongs to a generation that had easy access to a wealth of knowledge while growing up. The Benicàssim, Spain-based singer claims that it is difficult to firmly hold onto anything because of the internet's many allusions and inspirations. Therefore, for Lafuente—who goes by the stage name Guitarricadelafuente—reconstructing a home and identity that he can actually make sense of involves looking... read full bio
Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu is an Indigenous Australian musician. He was born blind, has never learned Braille and does not have a guide dog or use a white cane. He plays several instruments, including the drums, keyboards, guitar and didgeridoo, but it is the clarity of his singing voice that has attracted great attention. He sings stories of his homeland... read full bio
Gus Dapperton is an American singer-songwriter from Warwick, New York. He has gained fame after his song “Of Lacking Spectacle” was featured on the Netflix series “13 Reasons Why”. Dapperton studied at Drexel University and rose to prominence after the release of his debut single, “Moodna, One With Grace”. Since then, he has gone on to release two EPs; “Yellow... read full bio
Shortly after being introduced to punk and grunge at the age of eight, Gwenifer Raymond picked up the guitar. Following years of touring the Welsh valleys with different punk bands, she started to listen more to Appalachian folk performers and pre-war blues artists, which led her to finally the American Primitive guitar players. She joined with the American record company "Tompkins... read full bio
Ha Ha Tonka, a musical force that originated in the rough terrain of the Ozark Mountains in southern Missouri, is known for effortlessly crafting songs that perfectly blend the spirit of high lonesome Ozark mountain music with the unrestrained spirit of rock 'n' roll. When they teamed up with Bloodshot Records, their journey took a crucial turn, and on September 11,... read full bio
Habanot Nechama is made up of three beautiful, experienced singers, Karolina , Dana Adini and Yael Deckelbaum. Habanot Nechama is a live band in the deepest sense, having built a huge and very dedicated following before ever releasing even one single. No one could possibly have predicted the enormous success HaBanot Nechama found with their eponymous debut album. The August... read full bio
The roots rockers Hackensaw Boys make a spectacular comeback with their next self-titled album. The group, which is renowned for its upbeat live performances, has been working as a type of musical collective for more than 20 years, establishing a songline that spans every branch of American roots music. They have performed at festivals all over the world, shared stages... read full bio
Sam Westhoff is, in essence, HAFFWAY. It's barely even a "project"—it's not a side project, it's not a "solo" project. Sam Westhoff is a writer and producer, and his artistic side is HAFFWAY. HAFFWAY occupies a niche that lies between indie alternative and folk music, with a hint of irony. HAFFWAY was, in the big scale of things, an accident.... read full bio
