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General Degree
General Degree is a Jamaican dancehall deejay and record producer, born Cardiff Butt in 1968 in Manchester, Jamaica, best known for the hits "Granny" and "Traffic Blocking".
Generik
Generik is the DJ and producer alias of Tyson O'Brien, an Australian house artist from Melbourne discovered by Calvin Harris, with Las Vegas and Ibiza residencies.
Genevieve Artadi
Genevieve Artadi is an American singer, songwriter, and composer from Los Angeles, co-founder and lead vocalist of the electronic jazz-funk duo KNOWER with Louis Cole.
Genie Music Awards
Genie Music Awards (지니 뮤직 어워드, GMA): annual South Korean music awards by KT Genie Music with MBC Plus and ENA, held 2018-2022 each November at Incheon's Namdong Gymnasium; 2022 Daesangs weighted 60% digital sales, 40% judges; last edition won by Lim Young-woong and NCT Dream.
Genius (lyrics platform)
Genius is a lyrics-annotation website where users transcribe song lyrics and add explanations, with verified artists annotating their own work; founded in 2009 as Rap Genius, it was acquired by MediaLab in 2021.
Gentle Bones
Gentle Bones, the stage name of Singaporean singer-songwriter Joel Tan, broke out in 2013 with "Until We Die" and in 2015 became the first Singaporean act signed to Universal Music.
Gentleman (music)
Gentleman is the soundtrack album of the 2016 Telugu film of the same name, starring Nani, composed by Mani Sharma, and released on 22 May 2016.
Geoff Barrow
Geoff Barrow is an English producer and multi-instrumentalist from Bristol, founding member of Portishead (Dummy, 1994, Mercury Prize), also of Beak>, Quakers, and Drokk, scoring Ex Machina and Annihilation with Ben Salisbury and running Invada Records.
Geoffrey Oryema
Geoffrey Oryema (1953–2018) was a Ugandan-born singer-songwriter who fled Idi Amin's rule in 1977 for France, where his Brian Eno-produced debut Exile (1990) made him a world music figure.
Georg Danzer
Georg Danzer, known as Gipsy Danzer, was an Austrian singer-songwriter in Viennese dialect, a founding figure of Austropop whose 1975 hit 'Jö schau' was his only number one.
George Kollias (Greek drummer)
George Kollias (Γιώργος Κόλλιας) is a Greek drummer, born in 1977 in Corinth, best known as the drummer of the American technical death metal band Nile since 2004.
George Lamond
George Lamond, born George LaMond Garcia in 1967, is an American freestyle and salsa singer from the Bronx, best known for the 1990 hit "Bad of the Heart."
George Watsky
George Watsky (George Virden Watsky, born 1986) is a San Francisco rapper, slam poet, and author; Brave New Voices 2006 champion, viral 'Watsky Raps Fast' video, six albums, NYT-bestselling essayist.
George Yanagi
George Yanagi (柳ジョージ) was a Japanese blues and rock singer and guitarist from Yokohama, leader of the Rainy Wood band and known as the Japanese Clapton, who died in 2011.
Georges Dor
Georges Dor, born Georges Henri Dor, was a Quebec singer, songwriter, and writer best known for "La Manic" (1966), a ballad about the loneliness of dam builders.
Georges Guétary
Georges Guétary, born Lambros Vorloou in Alexandria in 1915, was a Greek-born French operetta singer who starred in An American in Paris and died in 1997.
Gera MX
Gera MX, also known as Gera MXM, is the stage name of Gerardo Daniel Torres Montante, a Mexican rapper born in 1994 who founded the label Rich Vagos.
Geraldo Azevedo
Geraldo Azevedo, born 1945 in Pernambuco, is a Brazilian singer and guitarist whose forró-inflected MPB produced hits like "Bicho de Sete Cabeças" and "Dia Branco".
Geraldo Vandré
Geraldo Vandré, born Geraldo Pedrosa de Araújo Dias in 1935, is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from João Pessoa whose 1968 protest song 'Caminhando' became the anthem of resistance to the military dictatorship.
Gerardo Ortiz
Gerardo Ortíz is a regional Mexican singer of corridos whose 2010 album Ni Hoy Ni Mañana made him a leading figure in the alternative corrido movement.
Gerd Janson
Gerd Janson is a German DJ and journalist who co-founded the house and techno label Running Back in 2002 and holds a residency at Frankfurt's Robert Johnson club.
Gero
Gero (ゲロ) is a Japanese male vocalist and utaite who rose from posting cover songs on Nico Nico Douga to a major-label career, debuting in 2013 with the BROTHERS CONFLICT opening theme.
Gesaffelstein
Gesaffelstein is the alias of French producer Mike Lévy (born 1985, Lyon), maker of dark industrial techno. Known for co-producing Kanye West's 'Black Skinhead', the albums Aleph, Hyperion, and Gamma, and 'Lost in the Fire' with the Weeknd.
Gesu no Kiwami Otome.
Gesu no Kiwami Otome. is a four-member Japanese band formed in 2012 by Enon Kawatani of indigo la End, with a sound blending progressive rock, hip hop, and pop.
Get Physical Music
Get Physical Music, often shortened to Get Physical, is a Berlin-based electronic music label founded in 2002 by DJ T., M.A.N.D.Y., and Booka Shade, known for 'Body Language'.
Getinjo
Getinjo is the stage name of Getoar Aliu, a Kosovar rapper and songwriter born in Ferizaj in 1991, brother of rapper Mozzik, with over 102 million Spotify streams.
Getter (DJ)
Getter (Tanner Stephen Petulla, born 1993, San Jose) is an American dubstep and bass producer and DJ, also performing as rapper Terror Reid; known for OWSLA's Allegiance EP, the 2018 Mau5trap album Visceral, Shred Collective, and his 2025 Resurrection Tour return.
Gettoblaster
Gettoblaster is an American house and techno project formed in 2014 by Paul Anthony of Chicago and Zach Bletz of Detroit, blending both cities' warehouse traditions.
GEZAN with Million Wish Collective
GEZAN with Million Wish Collective (ゲザンウィズミリオンウィッシュコレクティブ) is the expanded-ensemble name of Japanese alternative rock band GEZAN, formed with its chorus team during the COVID-19 pandemic.
GFriend (여자친구)
GFRIEND (여자친구) is a six-member South Korean girl group (Sowon, Yerin, Eunha, Yuju, SinB, Umji) formed by Source Music, which debuted January 2015 with Season of Glass, became known for the "power fresh" concept and string-led hits like Rough, split in May 2021, and reunited for the 2025 tenth-anniversary album Season of Memories.