Artists
To quote Martin Scorsese and Charlie Parker, “now’s the time” for G. Love & Special Sauce. They’re back to claim their rightful due as the innovators, the originators of a folk/blues/rap style they pioneered on their self-titled debut album five years… (Read More)
Gadfly’s three-piece dance-punk party flips styles into their own So Cal flavor they call rock-steady-rock. Flooded with addictive melodies and clever hooks, their sound is fueled by dub’s aural soundscape and punk’s rebellious raucous. The dueling vocalists keep you laid-back one… (Read More)
Gaelic Storm is “a whirlwind ruckus” (Village Voice) that tours over two hundred days per year and play high-energy, foot-stomping, feel-good music. ‘Cabbage’ is further testament to the bands contagious energy, combining influences from rock, bluegrass, Jamaican, African and Middle Eastern… (Read More)
Galactic is a collaborative band with a unique format. It’s a stable quintet from the heart of New Orleans that plays together with high musicianship. They’ve been together so long they’re telepathic. Though the band hasn’t had a lead singer for… (Read More)
The Sound of You & Me Every album by singer-songwriter Garrison Starr takes her fans deeper into her life. It’s a journey that started in Memphis, where she built a following playing the clubs and coffeehouses, and continued in Los Angeles… (Read More)
Garth Dennis is an original member of the Trenchtown musical fraternity in Kingston Jamaica, the birthplace of reggae music, a founding member of the Black Uhuru and a former member of the Wailing Souls. Garth has work in the entertainment industry… (Read More)
Multi-tasking as writer, producer and guitar player, Hoey has had clients who include DISNEY, ESPN, NO FEAR, performed the National Anthem for the SAN DIEGO PADRES and the BOSTON REDSOX. Hoey’s first break came when Ozzy Osbourne showed up in Boston… (Read More)
GARY JULES ANTI BIO by His Heinesse Diggy Bedlam As a preeminent critic of music and culture, I always find myself thinking “Gary Jules does not dance well enough to be considered among today’s top entertainers”. Furthermore, I cannot see his… (Read More)
Now some twenty-plus years later, the duo that made up The Jayhaws has made a largely acoustic album that has all original material and a fine vocal blend that makes you think of old-timey and bluegrass brother teams like The Monroes… (Read More)
Gary Numan has never been on firm, ‘authentic’ ground as a songwriter. Whereas the likes of Oasis or Paul Weller slot into a classic pop lineage, Gary Webb (he took on the Numan stage name just in time for his debut… (Read More)
Gasoline Heart “I’ve never made a dollar playing music.” -Louis DeFabrizio Why be in a band? For Gasoline Heart, the answer couldn’t be clearer. In days where major record labels are in outright panic over how to make money and control… (Read More)
An International favorite in the electronica-dub scene, GAUDI comes to us with his fresh chart topping 12th solo album ³No Prisoners² released by Six Degrees Records. GAUDI keeps gathering thousands of fans with his infectious, innovative performance style and fat/“bass-driven” tunes… (Read More)
Gaux Nu Vaux – pronounced “Go New Vo” is San Diego’s premier electro-pop duo. Vocalist Melissa Moorcroft and guitarist/producer Dan Merino met in the late summer of 2009 and immediately started covering artists such as Madonna, Berlin, & The Eurythmics, providing… (Read More)
San Diego-based indie folk pop artist Gayle Skidmore is delighted to announce the release of her first full-length album, Make Believe, out Novemeber 2010 on Raincoat Records. Make Believe showcases Gayle’s ingenuity and versatility as an artist with its intriguing range… (Read More)
Cover Me Badd presents some olde wheezers from San Diego. GEEZER gives you rawk songs the way that they were meant to be done: by senior citizens. The band combines all of the excitement of the 1890’s with the nostalgia of… (Read More)
Generationals is the collaboration of Ted Joyner and Grant Widmer. Following the breakup of their previous band the Eames Era, they returned home to New Orleans in 2008 to form Generationals and record their first record, Con Law. They tapped the… (Read More)
Generator (Tribute to Bad Religion)
With members rising from the ashes of multiple antecedent San Diego and San Luis Obispo punk bands, Generator is a melodic five piece Bad Religion tribute band that commits true to the unique and innovative sound originally produced by the punk… (Read More)
The Genius of Soul Project is a collective of music fans that love soul music in all genres and use this commonality to make their sound. Soul, punk, hip hop, and funk are some of the ingredients GOS uses. (Read More)
Featuring guitarist singer Israel Maldonado, drummer Dylan Savage, Keyboardist Danny Green, percussionist Steve Haney bassist Ignacio Arrango and Dante Loaiza, this band is guaranteed to get the party going. Gente Fina mixes a wide variety of styles including funk, salsa, samba… (Read More)
George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic
While growing up in New Jersey, George was a teen age fan of Frankie Lyman and the Teenagers. After seeing them perform at a talent show, he decided it was time to get up and do his thing. First as the… (Read More)
One of the three founding members of America, Gerry Beckley has remained active in the band since its inception. The period of greatest commercial success for America dissipated after the departure of Dan Peek in 1977, but a bit of a… (Read More)
Get Back Loretta formed in 2004, with the idea of reviving pop music. Playing countless shows and winning over fans became their obsession. Their debut album “Over The Wall” is purely infectious, hook-laden piano rock of the poppiest proportions. Their unique… (Read More)
Get Your Death On! was born of a rising phoenix from a fiery Northern New Jersey oil refinery over 2 decades ago. Assembled in San Diego late 2005 they continue the fire and the thunder of its bearer, what was born… (Read More)
Get Your Dub On are an experimental club band who began performing a wandering mix of rock, punk and tradiontal dub reggae. Get Your Dub On embraces the high spirit of improvisational music while staying true to dubs meditative and reptitious… (Read More)
What started in 2009 as a two-piece with John Cota, guitarist from Hostile Combover and drummer for hardcore act Rats Eyes, and Irradio drummer Greg Sudor, has turned into a new post-hardcore supergroup. An experimental math-rock-y four-piece, Ghetto Blaster is made… (Read More)
The self titled debut album is in the final stages of completion, and is being recorded at Capricorn Studios in San Diego. Studio Owner/Producer/Engineer Bryan Stratman played an array of instruments and co-produced the album with lead singer Trent Hancock. The… (Read More)
And who better to kick the truth to the young black youth, than Ghost, an artist more universally accepted than American Express. “I know that niggas got love for me,” he says. "Where ever I go, up north, down south, out… (Read More)
The dreamy-but-tough indie rock of L.A.’s Giant Drag is the brainchild of singer/guitarist Annie Hardy, whose knowing lyrics and washes of guitar suggest a mix of My Bloody Valentine & Throwing Muses. (Read More)
Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad
Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad is relentless reggae sound. Roots reggae and experimental dub. North American International Body Music. GPGDS has played 500 shows in the past three years, touring relentlessly and developing a widespread grassroots following. The group has performed… (Read More)
Gift of Gab (from Blackalicious)
Born Tim Parker, Gift of Gab grew up mostly in Pacoima, part of L.A.’s San Fernando Valley region, but attended high school in Sacramento. There he first met Chief Xcel (born Xavier Mosley) in 1987. Parker, then calling himself Tiny T… (Read More)
