Throwback featuring G-Eazy and Neiliyo September 4, 2009

Imagine if the Gym Class Heroes & The Cool Kids had a baby, and it was raised on the West Coast by Lil Wayne- that's G-Eazy. G is positioned to make a big impact on the industry because as a DIY artist he is his own recording engineer, writer, graphic designer, and front man for his live band.
Within in the last two years:
-Released four music videos
-Launched G-Eazy TV
-Performed with Girl Talk, Juvenile, Mike Jones, Cory Gunz, Curren$y, Afroman, Jazzy Jeff, Brokencyde, Trombone Shorty and others...
-Released EP and Singles on iTunes, Amazon.com, etc...
G has performed in Los Angeles for Paige Hurd's Birthday, in Philadelphia for over 2,000 people, in Baton Rogue, and more than eight different venues in New Orleans.

Neiliyo
"Armed with little more than a laptop, a Telecaster, and a pair of sunglasses (and often leaving behind other things, like his pants), Austin’s Neiliyo is one of several artists making good use of the 21st-century democratization of music—which is to say he steals cheesy shit from Technotronic and Nu Shooz, rips it apart, and starts again with a barrage of arpeggiated synths, 808 beats, dance-punk guitar, and half-joking come-ons. When he’s not playing digital pirate—as on his new mixtape Copywriting 101—he’s cranking out electro-funk rave-ups that split the difference between LCD Soundsystem (before he got all serious) and Har Mar Superstar (before he got all famous)."
--Decider
"...Neiliyo’s music is found somewhere in a funk-meets-hip-hop-meets-dance cloud where humor and mischief dance gleefully."
--Austinis

Official Website: http://www.republicnola.com/live-music-republic-neworleans.html