Griffin Maxwell Brooks is a former club child who has transitioned to a career as a selector. His seamless blend of eclectic electronic music is reminiscent of the sounds of the queer underground. His debut track "xtc" is a testament to his origins in the vibrant New York queer scene, as he is renowned for his extended sets and all-nighters.... 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
Griffen Palmer is a talented singer-songwriter hailing from Pickering, Ontario, who has been making waves in the country music scene. After a successful Division 1 rugby career, he relocated to Nashville upon graduating from Ohio’s Bowling Green State University to pursue his passion for music. With a gift for songwriting, Palmer has landed cuts with several country superstars, including Florida... read full bio
Sarah Faith Griffiths, better known as her stage name Griff, is a British pop singer-songwriter who rose to fame after the release of her debut single, “Mirror Talk,” which was released through Warner Records. Griff was born in Kings Langley, Hertfordshire, England, and apart from singing, Griff also plays the guitar and piano. Griff found her love for music after... read full bio
Grieves is the insatiable, devil-may-care MC is well known for his meticulous exploration of life, love and loss, through a unique medley of hip-hop and soulful music. Grieves created new tracks, combining organic pianos and guitars with boisterous synthesizers, to paint a colorful backdrop for his unique blend of rapping and singing. His signature combination of humor and gloom culminate... read full bio
American pianist, Greyson Chance, has already experienced an accomplished musical career. This pop rock singer-songwriter kick started his career after a video of his sixth-grade rendition of Lady Gaga’s, Paparazzi turned him into a viral Youtube sensation. The video landed him a guest performance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and has gained over 52 million views. The video was posted... read full bio
Greyhaven taps into the sound of truths that have been set free. It's ugly with its jagged and severe edges, magnetic with its captivating and mysterious melodies, and huge with its emotional outpouring. They naturally became better throughout the period of Empty Black, This Bright and Beautiful World, and the Stereo Grief, which had millions of streams. Brooklyn Vegan, New... read full bio
Grey Zeigler was born in California but made her way to Connecticut half way through her childhood. She started writing poetry when she was only six years old, realizing she could turn these poems into music. So she gave that a go. Grey ended up recording her first couple of EPs when she was just thirteen years old. Grey found... read full bio
Grey is an American electronic music duo that consists of brothers Michael and Kyle Trewartha. The brothers grew up in Fountain Valley, California, and Kyle originally started releasing music under the name Kyle Tree while Michael learned how to produce music. Once the brothers formed Grey, they first released a remix of “Where Are U Now” by Jack U and... read full bio
Gretta Ray is an Australian singer-songwriter from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, who rose to fame after winning the national Triple J Unearthed radio competition for bands and songwriters and also winning the Vanda and Young Global Songwriting Competition that same year, with her song “Drive.” Ray performs a mixture of indie and pop music and grew up singing in choirs starting... 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
Gretchen Wilson brings in-your-face rocking country music with the fire of an angry jilted woman, but also has the heart and tenderness needed to carry out a ballad with honesty and emotional sincerity. Selling over 8 million records worldwide and charting 13 singles on the Billboard country charts, she went overnight from talented obscurity to phenomenon. After dropping out of... read full bio
For two decades, Gretchen Peters has been one of Nashville's most beloved and respected artists. Inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame by singer-songwriter Rodney Crowell, who called her "both a songwriter and a poet who sings as beautifully as she writes,” and said of her song The Matador, "it moved me so greatly, I cried from the soles... 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
Greta Van Fleet is a hard rock band from Michigan, currently signed with Republic Records. After releasing three tracks- “Highway Tune”, “Cloud Train”, and “Standing On”- they recorded their first live EP all in one take, and premiered it at a release party. Their song “Standing On” was used in Chevy Equinox commercials in the Detroit area. “Highway Tune”, from... 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
Gregory Page is a London-born Irish/American singer-songwriter and musician. He comes from a family of great musical talent, with his mother previously fronting the all-girl group The Beat-Chics, who performed as an opening act several times for The Beatles, and his father leading the ‘60s French pop band The Martians. Page has worked with some of the finest names in... read full bio
Gregory Charles, is a Canadian artist from Quebec, who is a jack of all trades that can do anything from play piano, sing, entertain, and is also an author, comedian, speaker, and television and radio host. At only 7 years old Charles won a category in the Canadian Music Competition and soon after performed with most of the country’s symphonic... 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
Gregor Tresher is one of the few musicians who breaks beyond these cycles in the trend-driven world of electronic dance music. His trade secret a constant emphasis on timbre and melody—timeless components of music that other producers frequently underappreciate. Tresher's music, with its stratified grooves and melodies, is like staring at a painting or photo for a long enough period... read full bio
