As an all-female collective of DJs, producers, and curators, Girls Don't Sync is delivering much-needed vitality and diversity to underserved dancefloors throughout the world. Girls Don't Sync, which was formed by Matty Chiabi, Sophia Violet, Hannah Lynch, and G33, quickly became well-known after releasing one of the year's most watched Mixmag Labs. They have won fans worldwide for their unending energy and... read full bio
Comedic podcast Girls Gotta Eat is all about dating, sex and relationships. Rayna Greenberg and Ashley Hesseltine openly talk about anything and everything dating-related, from finances to sexual preferences and they regularly have therapists, comedians and authors as guests. They also feature a piece every week that features their humorous and devoted audience. Rayna and Ashley support self-care, female friendships with power and never, ever settling for subpar sex. Nothing... read full bio
Girls’ Generation (you may known them as SNSD) is an all-girl k-pop group who debuted in 2007 with the single “Into the New World” as well as their debut self-titled album. Before their studio album hit, Girls’ Generation released their first EP “Gee” and it sold over 100,000 copies. In total, they’ve released four EP’s, two of which were number... read full bio
Ward Hayden (acoustic guitar/ lead vocals), J. Ellis Kiggans (drums), Chris Hersch (electric guitar/ banjo/ vocals) and Paul Dilley (bass/vocals) make up the group that is Girls Guns and Glory. For the past ten years, this group of Boston's rising stars have been making a name for themselves through consistent touring (about 200 shows annually worldwide), the release of four... read full bio
Known for her genuineness and ability to turn art into universal themes, Gisela João is one of Portugal's most influential voices. Through her own renditions of songs by José Afonso, José Mário Branco, and other cultural icons whose works are closely linked to the Portuguese Revolution and the struggle for democracy, she created the album Inquieta, which praises freedom and... read full bio
Gitkin's music occupies a liminal space between primitive, rootsy recollection and far-off exotic desire — a dusty bordertown where the familiar mixes imperceptibly into the enthrallingly alien. Multi-instrumentalist Brian J set out to experiment with tonalities he'd never played with after a lengthy and successful tenure as a bandleader with the continuously touring party-rockers Pimps Of Joytime and a Grammy-nominated country... 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
Giulia Rozzi is a professional storyteller, writer, comedian, and actress. Her honest sense of humor has led her to perform on TEDx, at the Moth GrandSLAM festival, Comedy Centrals This Is Not Happening, Chelsea Lately and more. She has created successful comedy shows as a solo act, Stupid Foreigners and Bad Bride. Her creation of Bad Bride gave her a... read full bio
Giulia Campanella, a DJ and producer from London who was born in Italy, effortlessly and invigoratingly incorporates the sonority of riddim into the side of percussive electronic music. Coding the range of influences that Giulia Tess contains is similar to navigating a maze: difficult, exciting, but ultimately rewarding. She began her musical adventures by pounding on the drums before shifting the... read full bio
Giulio Gallarotti is a stand-up comedian, actor, host and podcaster located in New York City. On "Pete Davidson Presents: the Best Friends," he made his Netflix standup debut. He co-hosts the podcast "Oops" with Francis Ellis and it frequently appears on the iTunes top lists. In addition to Comedy Central and Sirius XM radio, he has made appearances on television programs like... read full bio
R&B performer Giveon, a Grammy-nominated singer, has a sophisticated baritone voice and creative lyricism. With the bluesy, retro-modern ballad "Like I Want You," he made his major-label debut and set the stage for a successful and busy year. It reached various Billboard R&B charts. Take Time and When It's All Said and Done, a guest appearance on Drake's Top 20... 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
Call it ravey, call it a trigger-happy drop extravaganza, or just call it a trip down memory lane influenced by drum 'n bass and dubstep, mashed with sounds from old DOS videogames. However you choose to refer to Gladde Paling, the initial results are astounding. Gladde paling, literally meaning "slippery eel," has become increasingly popular in the Netherlands in less than... read full bio
Glades is a band from Australia that has a knack for indie pop and electronica. The band consists of Karina Savage on guitar and vocals, Cameron Robertson (a very talented multi-instrumentalist), and Joey Wenceslao, a talented producer. The three of them met while they were attending William Clarke College in Kellyville, New South Wales. From there, they quicky decided to... read full bio
Gladys Maria Knight, born in the United States on May 28, 1944, is an American singer, composer, actor, and businesswoman. She is also known as the "Empress of Soul." Gladys Knight and the Pips, a family group that comprised Knight's brother Merald "Bubba" Knight and cousins William Guest and Edward Patten, recorded songs throughout the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. Knight... 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
English indie pop group Glass Animals was founded in Oxford in 2010. The band, which is founded and fronted by singer, composer, and producer Dave Bayley, also includes Joe Seaward, Ed Irwin-Singer, and Drew MacFarlane, three of his boyhood pals. All three of the Glass Animals albums were written and produced by Bayley. Before settling in Oxford, where he first... 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
