Inspired by genre bending artists such as N.E.R.D, and Daft Punk and the personal storytelling of Kanye West, The Streets and Mac Miller, they cherry pick elements from a broad range of genres whilst remaining unmistakably British in the process.
GHGW sell out shows across the Capital following the popularity if their recent hit ‘Eating Good’ – which recently hit 115k streams on Spotify. Their deep bassy beats combined with acoustics and a distinctive cockney patois delivers a fresh experience at festivals by offering variety to DJ sets.
London vocalist, songwriter and producer Bruce Breakey (named after Springsteen) and Lithuanian guitarist, producer and model Simon Kuzmickas have been winning fans with a sound that combines the poetic everyday storytelling of The Streets, Baxter Dury or Mac Miller with a taut, lightly funk influenced production style that takes its cues from everything peak-era Neptunes to Justice, Daft Punk and Prince.
Through their songs they navigate modern life and the seemingly endless pursuit of happiness. They delve into love, money, sex, stereotypes, and all the colourful schemes and situations dealt with by everyday people. The duo are about ethics not politics, and want to spread positivity and unity in an era which feels increasingly bleak.