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G.E.M.
G.E.M. (鄧紫棋), born Gloria Tang 1991 in Shanghai, is a Hong Kong Cantopop/Mandopop singer-songwriter famed for I Am a Singer (2014) and the US$424 million I Am Gloria World Tour; not to be confused with other artists using the GEM stage name.
G.NA (최지나)
G.NA (지나, 최지나; Gina Jane Choi), born 1987, is a Korean Canadian singer who debuted solo in 2010 under Cube Entertainment, scored hits like "Black & White," was fined in 2016, and returned in 2026.
G.o.d (지오디)
g.o.d (지오디, Groove Over Dose) is a South Korean five-member boy group that debuted January 13, 1999 under J.Y. Park's production; million-selling Chapter 3 and 4 albums, three broadcaster daesangs in 2001, 2005 hiatus, 2014 reunion, and still-active concerts through 2026 distinguish it.
Gaana-rap
Gaana-rap, also known as gana rap, is a Tamil Nadu music genre fusing Chennai gaana, a Dalit folk song form, with hip-hop rap, entering film soundtracks in the 1990s.
Gabber
Gabber, also known as early hardcore or Rotterdam hardcore, is a fast electronic dance music style with heavily distorted kicks that emerged in Rotterdam in the early 1990s.
Gabber Eleganza
Gabber Eleganza is an archive and art project founded by Italian artist and DJ Alberto Guerrini in 2011 to document European hardcore and gabber rave culture.
Gabito Ballesteros
Gabito Ballesteros (Gabriel Ballesteros Abril, b. 1999, Cumpas, Sonora) is a corridos tumbados singer-songwriter behind "AMG" and "Lady Gaga", signed to Los CT, with albums The GB (2024) and Ya No Se Llevan Serenatas (2025).
Gaboro
Gaboro, stage name of Ninos Khouri (also Ninos Moses Khouri), was a Swedish masked rapper from Norrköping known for BOGOTA and SUAVEMENTE; shot dead 19 December 2024, with his killer later sentenced to life.
Gabriel Diniz
Gabriel Diniz, born José Gabriel de Souza Diniz (1990–2019), was a Brazilian forró eletrônico singer whose 2018 hit "Jenifer" topped Brazilian charts before he died in a plane crash.
Gackt (ガクト)
Gackt (ガクト), born Gakuto Oshiro, also Gackt Camui, is a Japanese singer-songwriter and actor, ex-Malice Mizer vocalist (1995-1999), solo from 1999 with 48 singles and the male-solo top-10 record, star of Tonde Saitama.
Gaël Faye
Gaël Faye, born in 1982 in Bujumbura, Burundi, is a Burundian-French rapper, singer-songwriter, and novelist who fled to France in 1995 and won the 2024 prix Renaudot for Jacaranda.
Gaeul (김가을) (singer)
Gaeul (김가을, Kim Ga-eul, English name Demi Kim), born 2002 in Incheon, is the eldest member, main dancer, and lead rapper of the K-pop girl group IVE under Starship Entertainment; debuted 2021 with ELEVEN, solo track "Odd" on REVIVE+ (2026).
Gagaga SP
Gagaga SP (ガガガSP) is a Japanese punk rock band formed in Kobe in 1997, called Japan's oldest seishun punk band, active without an official hiatus for nearly three decades.
Gahyun
Gahyun, also known as Gahyeon and born Lee Ga-hyun, is a South Korean singer and the youngest member of the girl group Dreamcatcher, which debuted in 2017.
Gain (singer)
Gain (Son Ga-in, 손가인, born 1987) is a South Korean singer, member of Brown Eyed Girls since their 2006 debut, and a solo artist known for Irreversible, Bloom, Paradise Lost, and Fxxk U; distinct from trot singer Song Ga-in.
Gajendra Verma
Gajendra Verma (गजेंद्र वर्मा) is an Indian singer, songwriter, and composer from Sirsa, Haryana, whose 2010 song 'Emptiness' became one of India's first viral independent hits.
Gal Level
Gal Level is a Namibian R&B and afro-pop duo of singers Daphne Willibard and Freida Haindaka, formed in 2004 and known for Channel O awards before a 2013 break.
Galantis
Galantis is a Swedish electronic dance music project, originally the duo of Christian Karlsson (Miike Snow, Bloodshy) and Linus Eklöw (Style of Eye), known for "Runaway (U & I)", "No Money", and "Heartbreak Anthem", and led by Karlsson since Eklöw's departure around 2020–2021.
Galibri & Mavik
Galibri & Mavik is a Russian pop duo of Evgeny Trukhin and Alexander Fomenkov, best known for the 2021 TikTok hit «Федерико Феллини», which topped Yandex Music.
Gallhammer
Gallhammer is an all-female Japanese blackened crust trio formed in Tokyo in 2003, blending Hellhammer-style black metal, UK crust punk, and doom; signed to Peaceville Records in 2006.
Gallows (group)
Gallows is a British hardcore punk band formed in Watford, England, in 2005, fronted by Frank Carter until Wade MacNeil of Alexisonfire replaced him in 2011.
Galy Galiano
Galy Galiano, born Carmelo Galiano in 1958, is a Colombian romantic singer and composer whose ballads made him one of Latin America's best-selling vocalists of the 1980s and 1990s.
Gamma Ray (band)
Gamma Ray is a German power metal band formed in 1989 in Hamburg by ex-Helloween guitarist Kai Hansen; debut Heading for Tomorrow (1990), landmark Land of the Free (1995), Teutonic sound pillar with ten albums by 2010.
Gammer
Gammer is the performance name of Matt Lee, an English electronic music producer and DJ from Northampton who emerged in the UK hardcore scene in 2002 as half of Dougal & Gammer.
Gana El Hawa
Gana El Hawa (جانا الهوا) is an Egyptian song sung by Abdel Halim Hafez, with lyrics by Mohamed Hamza and music by Baligh Hamdi, a hit from his final film.
Gandhi (group)
Gandhi is a Costa Rican rock band formed in San José in 1993 by Federico Miranda and Luis Montalbert, one of the longest-running acts in Central American rock.
Gang Signs & Prayer
Gang Signs & Prayer is the 2017 debut studio album by British grime MC Stormzy, the first pure grime album to reach number 1 on the UK Albums Chart.
Gangai Amaran (கங்கை அமரன்)
Gangai Amaran (கங்கை அமரன்), born Gangadharan in 1947, is a Tamil film composer, lyricist, singer, actor, and director, younger brother of Ilaiyaraaja and father of Venkat Prabhu; known for Karagattakaran and over 160 film scores.
Gangsta Boo
Gangsta Boo (Lola Chantrelle Mitchell, 1979-2023) was a Memphis rapper, the only female member of Three 6 Mafia, with solo albums Enquiring Minds and Both Worlds 69, and a blueprint for Southern female rap.
Gangsta's Paradise (album)
Gangsta's Paradise is the second studio album by American rapper Coolio, released in 1995, anchored by its Grammy-winning title single built on a Stevie Wonder sample.