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Guilty Kiss
Guilty Kiss is a three-member subunit of the school idol group Aqours from Love Live! Sunshine!!, formed in 2016, whose members are Riko Sakurauchi, Yoshiko Tsushima, and Mari Ohara.
Güiro
Güiro (also guiro, güícharo, güira): Latin American scraped idiophone, a notched hollowed gourd (Crescentia cujete) of Taíno origin rubbed with a stick; central to danzón, cha-cha-chá, salsa, plena, and merengue.
Guitar
Guitar (Spanish guitarra): fretted, plucked six-string instrument with a waisted, flat-backed body; standardized by Antonio de Torres in 19th-century Spain, amplified via the 1934 Rickenbacker Frying Pan, and central to popular music.
Guitar (Mac DeMarco album)
Guitar is Mac DeMarco's sixth studio album, released 22 August 2025 on Mac's Record Label. Written, recorded, mixed, and photographed by DeMarco himself at his Los Angeles home in two weeks, it is his first non-instrumental album since 2019's Here Comes the Cowboy, with 12 songs over 31 minutes.
Guitar Center
Guitar Center is the largest US musical instrument retailer, founded by Wayne Mitchell in Hollywood (Organ Center 1959; Guitar Center 1964). Owns Musician's Friend and Music & Arts; Bain Capital buyout 2007, Chapter 11 in 2020, now controlled by Ares, Brigade, and Carlyle.
Guitar chord
Guitar chord: simultaneous notes fretted and strummed on a guitar's six standard-tuned strings (E-A-D-G-B-E). Covers open, barre, and power chords, voicings and inversions, alfabeto history, and the chord's role in accompaniment.
Guitar solo
Guitar solo: an instrumental passage where the guitar leads melodically; techniques include bending, tapping, and harmonics. Stairway to Heaven tops consensus rankings; solos declined in pop after grunge.
Guitar tunings
Guitar tunings: standard EADGBE (fourths plus a major third) and alternates such as Drop D, DADGAD, Open G, Open D, Nashville, and Eb standard, their history, uses, and practical costs.
Guitarist
Guitarist: a musician who plays the guitar, classical, acoustic, or electric. Covers training paths, ensemble programs, repertoire history, competitions like the Francisco Tárrega, and notable players such as Derek Gripper and Tosin Abasi.
Gully Side
Gully Side is the Jamaican dancehall camp and fan identity built around the deejay Mavado, named for the gully through his Cassava Piece community in Kingston.
Gülşen
Gülşen (Gülşen Bayraktar Çolakoğlu, born 1976 in Istanbul) is a Turkish pop singer and songwriter whose 2015 album Bangır Bangır sold 100,000 copies and made her one of Turkey's best-selling pop names.
Gulshan Kumar (गुलशन कुमार दुआ)
Gulshan Kumar (गुलशन कुमार दुआ), the Cassette King, founded Super Cassettes Industries (T-Series), India's largest music label, built on cheap cassettes, cover versions and devotional music including the Hanuman Chalisa; he was assassinated in Mumbai in 1997 and succeeded by his son Bhushan Kumar.
Gummo (song)
GUMMO is 6ix9ine's 2017 debut single, produced by Pi'erre Bourne from a beat meant for Trippie Redd; it peaked at number 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 and its Nine Trey Bloods video fueled his rise and later federal case.
Gummy (singer)
Gummy (거미, Park Ji-yeon), South Korean R&B singer who debuted in 2003 on YG Entertainment with "When You Come Back", later an OST hitmaker and Amoeba Culture artist running the LOVE tour.
Gun Atthaphan
Gun Atthaphan (Atthaphan Phunsawat, กัน อรรถพันธ์), born in 1993, is a Thai actor and singer at GMMTV known for Theory of Love and the OffGun pairing.
Guna chant tradition
The Guna chant tradition is the ceremonial chanting of the Guna people of Panama and Colombia, in which trained male chanters perform fixed texts for curing, history, and rites.
Gungu
Gungu is a Swahili song-and-poetry genre of the East African coast combining dance, wedding song, and competitive poetic dialogue, performed at weddings in Lamu and Mombasa.
Gunhild Carling
Gunhild Carling (born 1975, Gothenburg) is a Swedish jazz multi-instrumentalist, singer, and tap dancer who plays about 20 instruments, famously three trumpets at once, toured with the Carling Family from 1982, placed third on Sweden's Dancing with the Stars, and moved to Cupertino, California in 2018.
Gunna (rapper)
Gunna (born Sergio Giavanni Kitchens in 1993) is an American rapper from College Park, Georgia, whose melodic Atlanta trap albums include the Billboard 200 chart-toppers Wunna and DS4Ever.
Gunplay (rapper)
Gunplay is the stage name of Richard Morales Jr. (born 1979), an American gangsta rapper from Carol City, Florida; a Triple C's founding member and Maybach Music affiliate whose albums include Living Legend (2015) and ACTIVE (2018).
Guns N' Roses
Guns N' Roses, the Los Angeles hard rock band formed in 1985 around Axl Rose and Slash, whose 1987 debut Appetite for Destruction topped the Billboard 200 and sold over 30 million copies.
Guns N' Roses discography
Guns N' Roses discography: catalogue of the Los Angeles hard rock band (formed 1985), six studio albums from Appetite for Destruction (1987) to Chinese Democracy (2008), EPs, Greatest Hits, ~100 million records sold, and 2023-2026 singles and reissues.
Günther (singer)
Günther, stage name of Swedish musician Mats Söderlund, is a eurodance singer and former model behind the 2004 camp hit "Ding Dong Song" with the Sunshine Girls, later viral on TikTok.
Guqin (古琴)
Guqin (古琴), the seven-string Chinese zither, distinct from the 21-string guzheng: no bridges, ~120 cm body, jianzipu tablature, 3,000-year history, UNESCO intangible heritage since 2003.
Gurbax
Gurbax, real name Kunaal Gurbaxani, is a Bengaluru-born DJ and producer of bass-heavy electronic music who in 2020 became the first Indian trap artist to perform at Burning Man.
Gurcharan Mall
Gurcharan Mall, known as King G Mall, is a British dhol player and bandleader from Birmingham who formed Apna Sangeet and the Dhol Blasters and made the dhol a lead instrument in UK bhangra.
Gurdas Maan (ਗੁਰਦਾਸ ਮਾਨ)
Gurdas Maan (ਗੁਰਦਾਸ ਮਾਨ), born 1957 in Giddarbaha, Punjab, is a Punjabi singer-songwriter and actor known for Dil Da Mamla Hai, the National Film Award-winning Heer, the 2011 Padma Shri, and global concerts.
Guru (rapper)
Guru (Keith Edward Elam, 1962–2010), also Bald Head Slick of Gifted Unlimited Rhymes Universal, was the Boston-born rapper of Gang Starr with DJ Premier and creator of the Jazzmatazz jazz-rap series.
Guru Randhawa
Guru Randhawa (Gursharanjot Singh Randhawa, born 1991) is a Punjabi pop singer from Gurdaspur, named by Bohemia, known for "Patola," "Lahore," and 14 billion YouTube views; distinct from the politician Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa.
Gus Dapperton
Gus Dapperton, real name Brendan Patrick Rice (born 1997), is an American indie pop and bedroom pop singer-producer from Warwick, New York, known for "Supalonely" with BENEE and the albums Where Polly People Go to Read, Orca, Henge, and 4 Dear Life.