COME HERE…

G-spot has been on the Indie music scene for more then 8 years, fueled by the passion & relentless dedication of their founder & lead singer, Gail Silverman. With her original bass player, Donald Dixon, loyally by her side, Gail has cultivated the G-spot vision & her band & music have continued to grow & flourish!

G-spot's latest CD "Come Here Go Away" was released in November 2004, this punky, rock-pop, hi-energy CD is a wild roller coaster ride that takes it’s listeners from one peak to the next, leaving them catching their breath, & wanting to go back on the ride again & again. It's got a vibe that's as much No Doubt as it is the Donnas, but has an attitude & an edge reminiscent of rock divas such as Joan Jett. “Come Here, Go Away” contains 12 songs that run the gamut of emotions - written, played & sung with the raw honesty & passion that G-Spot is known for. The songs are loaded with hooks, compelling lyrics, & exciting arrangements that will keep the listener wanting to “Come Here” & never “Go Away”! The album has created quite a buzz, and received nothing but rave reviews. Check out what people are saying about NYC's hottest Indie Female Fronted Rock band at our reviews page.

The TV and film industry is also taking notice of G-spot; songs from "Come Here Go Away" are currently being featured in A&E's new hit series "Rollergirls". "Hey Creator" was used in the premiere episode and more songs from the CD including title track "Come Here Go Away" are slated for future broadcast. In addition, two songs from "Come Here Go Away" were featured in the Independent feature film, “Just Another Romantic Wrestling Comedy”.

G-spot has been a featured artist at gogirlsmusic.com and femmuse.com. The CD has received airplay on many college stations in NY & NJ and they have also received local commercial airplay with the coveted slot on Long Island's #1 Rock station, WBAB 102.3's Homegrown, who spun the title track: Come Here, Go Away, the anti-industry anthem Revolutionary and the hot & sexy "Harley Song". In addition, "Over You" was played on WRAT 95.9, Jersey Rock radio show, who had previously featured “Sweet Lies” from their first album "Experience the Pleasure".

On “Come Here, Go Away” Gail was surrounded by fantastic musicians including Donald on bass (of course), Dennis Winge on Guitar & Phil Bloom on drums, along with many other special guests. It was produced by Lorraine Ferro, who has had a number of #1 hit songs’ under her belt as a writer for EMI & is a renowned artist coach & formidable artist in her own right. The CD was engineered & recorded at Threshold Music Studio in New York City by Kato who has worked with many well-known bands including the Foo Fighters. The enhanced CD also features live and behind the scenes photos. And Silverman who is a certified yoga teacher offers a special gift to her listeners, a very special bonus track, 11 minutes of Triple Mantra, a powerful ancient Kundalini yoga mantra for protection & healing.

In their live show Gail’s a sexy siren, commanding the audience’s attention by juxtaposing her sassy wit & her naked vulnerability, her magnetism & her enlightenment, her wrath & her passion, with a no-holds barred delivery of emotion. G-spot has been getting back into the limelight doing they love best, live performance! . With a fantastic team of musicians backing her up including Donald on bass, Phil on drums & newest addition Topher Mohr on lead guitar this band explodes on stage. Over the past several years G-spot has played many of NYC & the East Coast’s hottest rock clubs, including; The Bitter End, Downtime, Fez, Meow Mix, The Continental, The Knitting Factory, Sin-e, & The Saint & many more. And this summer they were on the road with gigs in upstate NY, NJ and PA at well known venues including The Haunt in Ithaca and Maxwells in Hoboken, NJ.

In 2002, Gail created Revolutionary Records, to support G-spot & other independent artists, creating an environment where bands collaborate to showcase & bring to the surface fantastic under-the-radar talent. One of their initial efforts was the “Girls Rock & Girls Rule” Showcase, recently completing its fourth successful year. In 2005, Gail started taking the “Girls Rock & Girls Rule” concept on the road, with their first showcase in Hoboken, NJ this past summer. In addition to fantastic music from rock's best female independent bands, a portion of the proceeds support local charities. GRGR has raised more then $5000 for local charities to date. This summer GRGR showcases will take place up and down the East Coast and continue the important mission of Revolutionary Records highlighting independent female artists with a fresh sound & something provocative to say. We welcome your contact if you would like more information about the tour, sponsorship & other ways to get involved. For more information visit www.revolutionaryrecords.com.

Expect to keep hearing about G-spot in the coming months & then you can say, “I told you so” when you predicted they’d be the next most anticipated & hottest thing on the indie music scene! Remember all we ask is you “experience the pleasure”

G-spot has appeared on a number of radio stations around the world - click here for details.

G-spot has played in a variety of venues and festivals - click here for details.

Now…GO AWAY!