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Gridkiller
Gridkiller is the stage name of Tim Jonkman, a Dutch hardcore producer and DJ on Neophyte Records, whose debut single "Revenge" earned him a record deal in 2019.
Griff (singer)
Griff, real name Sarah Faith Griffiths (born 2001), is a British pop singer-songwriter-producer from Hertfordshire; BRITs 2021 Rising Star winner, mixtape One Foot in Front of the Other (2021), debut album Vertigo (2024) on Warner Music UK.
Grillz
Grillz are removable metal coverings that snap over the teeth, often gold or diamond-set, popularized in hip hop after Eddie Plein brought the trade to Atlanta in 1992.
Grime music
Grime: Black British rap genre born in early-2000s East London from UK garage and pirate radio; MC-led, ~140 BPM, eskibeat sound pioneered by Wiley, with Dizzee Rascal and Skepta its Mercury Prize winners.
Grimes
Grimes (Claire Elise Boucher), Canadian singer-producer-visual artist; albums Geidi Primes, Halfaxa, Visions (2012 Juno winner), Art Angels, Miss Anthropocene; known for self-production and AI projects like Elf.tech.
Grimethorpe Colliery Band
Grimethorpe Colliery Band, a British brass band founded in 1917 by South Yorkshire miners, won the 1992 National Championship days after pit closure was announced and starred in Brassed Off (1996).
Grindcore
Grindcore: extreme metal subgenre from mid-1980s Britain, fusing hardcore punk and thrash/death metal into very short blast-beat songs. Founded around Napalm Death's Scum (1987); known for microsongs like You Suffer and radical-left lyrics.
Griot
Griot (French; local terms jeli/jali, gewel, gawlo) is the West African hereditary verbal artist and historian, a praise-singer and kora-playing musician who preserves genealogies and epics like Sunjata.
Griselda Records
Griselda Records, also written GxFR, is an American independent hip-hop label founded in 2012 by Westside Gunn. It is known for its gritty, sample-heavy boom-bap sound in Buffalo, New York.
Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast
Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast is Kid Rock's 1990 debut hip-hop album on Jive Records, produced with Too $hort and D-Nice; it sold about 100,000 copies, drew an FCC fine for "Yo-Da-Lin in the Valley", and got him dropped from the label.
Griz (musician)
GRiZ is the stage name of Grant Kwiecinski (born 1990), a Michigan-born electronic producer and saxophonist whose "future funk" blends bass music with live instrumentation, from End of the World Party (2011) to Future Funk Volume 1.
GRiZ B2B Subtronics (group)
GRiZ B2B Subtronics, billed as Griztronics, is the back-to-back pairing of bass producers GRiZ and Subtronics, whose 2019 track "Griztronics" reached No. 9 on Billboard's dance chart.
Grizzly (album)
Grizzly is the 2025 third album by Russian-founded deathcore band Slaughter to Prevail, released July 18 on Sumerian Records; 13 tracks, 50:08, featuring Ronnie Radke and Babymetal, distinct from Grizzly Bear's albums.
Grizzly Bear (band)
Grizzly Bear is a Brooklyn indie rock band formed in 2002 by Ed Droste, later joined by Daniel Rossen, Chris Taylor, and Christopher Bear; albums include Veckatimest (2009, No. 8 Billboard) and Shields, reuniting for a 2025 tour.
Groove (music)
Groove in music: the pleasurable urge to move to a beat, central to funk, soul, R&B, rock, and jazz; studied via syncopation, microtiming, tempo, and motor-system effects.
Groove Armada
Groove Armada: English electronic duo of Andy Cato and Tom Findlay, formed in London in 1996 from a club night named Captain Sensual at the Helm of the Groove Armada. Known for At the River, I See You Baby, and Superstylin'; three Grammy nominations; albums from Vertigo (1999) to Edge of the Horizon (2020).
Groove Cruise
Groove Cruise is a dance-music cruise festival series founded by Jason Beukema in 2004 and produced by Whet Travel, billed as the world's largest floating music festival.
Groove Is in the Heart
Groove Is in the Heart (Deee-Lite, 1990): funk-house hit from World Clique sampling Herbie Hancock's Bring Down the Birds, featuring Bootsy Collins and Q-Tip; US Dance Club Play number one, UK number two.
Groove metal
Groove metal, also known as post-thrash, neo-thrash, or power groove, is a heavy metal subgenre derived from thrash metal in the late 1980s, played at slower tempos and popularized by Pantera.
Groovie Ghoulies
Groovie Ghoulies: Sacramento, California pop-punk band (late 1980s to 2007) led by Kepi and Roach, known for Ramones-style horror-themed punk on Lookout! Records; albums include Fun in the Dark and Travels With My Amp.
GroovyRoom
GroovyRoom (그루비룸) is a South Korean producer and DJ duo, Gyujeong Park and Hwimin Lee, who broke through with 2017's "EUNG FREESTYLE" and lead the label AT AREA.
Große Freiheit 36
Große Freiheit 36 is a concert club on the Große Freiheit street in Hamburg's St. Pauli district, near the Reeperbahn, operating since 1985 and among the city's best-known venues.
Großer Saal, Musikverein
The Großer Saal, or Golden Hall, is the main concert hall of Vienna's Musikverein, opened in 1870 and home of the Vienna Philharmonic's annual New Year's Concert.
Grouch in Dub
Grouch in Dub is the dub and reggae-inflected live project launched in 2018 by Oscar Allison, a New Zealand electronic producer who records psytrance as Grouch.
GROUND (musician)
GROUND, also known as DJ Ground, is the alias of Pascal Schubert, a Swiss drum and bass producer signed to Overview Music and Flexout Audio.
Groundhog Day (musical)
Groundhog Day is a 2016 stage musical based on the 1993 film, with book by Danny Rubin, music and lyrics by Tim Minchin, directed by Matthew Warchus. Premiered at London's Old Vic, it won the Olivier Award for Best New Musical, ran on Broadway in 2017 with Tony nominations, and its 2023 Old Vic revival became the theatre's highest-grossing production.
Group 1 Crew
Group 1 Crew is a Christian hip-hop and dance-pop group formed in 2003 in Orlando, Florida, led by Manwell Reyes with Blanca Callahan and Pablo Villatoro; Fervent Records act that won two Dove Awards.
Group Sounds
Group Sounds (グループ・サウンズ), abbreviated GS, is the Japanese boom of four-to-six-member electric-guitar bands that dominated the domestic music scene from 1967 to 1969, led by groups like the Tigers and the Spiders.
Groupie
Groupie: a devoted fan who follows a singer, band, or celebrity to meet them; coined 1967 in rock culture, popularized by Rolling Stone's 1969 issue, applied mostly to young women, also a graph-theory term.
Grouplove
Grouplove (GROUPLOVE) is a Los Angeles indie rock/indie pop band formed in 2009 by members who met in Crete; known for the No. 1 Alternative hit "Tongue Tied" and albums Never Trust a Happy Song (2011) through I Want a Little Bit More (2024).