Artist description GEL is a multi-faceted artist focusing themes such as life, love, spirituality, and the pursuit of happiness. GEL makes it a point not to try to "copy" someone elses sound or musical genre. Much of the music is contemporary with somewhat of a folk-rock twist to it, if you want to generalize the music a bit. You will also hear some contemporary urban rhythms in much of the music as well. GEL's instrumentals display more of the burning heavy metal guitar playing with tasteful melodies.

Music Style Contemporary Soft & Hard Rock, Contemporary Christian, Pop, R&B, Funk, New Country, Folk and Dance

Musical Influences Joe Satriani, Babyface, Santana, Martina McBride, Sarah McLachlan, just to name a few

Similar Artists Generally speaking, GEL has a unique sound. He combines sounds from several genres to create a sound that makes GEL's music unique.

Artist History GEL was formed in the summer of 1999 by Gerald E. Lilly. He has been playing guitar and developing his music for many years. His friends and fans have highly encouraged him to share his music with the general public. As a result, he decided to form Lilly6 Productions.

Group Members Gerald E. Lilly

Instruments GEL plays the following instruments in his recordings: Lead and rhythm guitars, bass guitar and keyboards. For live performances, he sings and plays rhythm/lead guitars and keyboards.

Albums I Still Believe, Reality, Day By Day, GEL's Christian Compilation, Disarray Junction (instrumental rock), GEL's New Country/Pop Favorites, Healing of the Heart (singles compilation)

Press Reviews GEL placed 1st and 3rd in the Clinton County (Indiana) Fair in 1999.

Additional Info http://mp3.cafepress.com/gel

Location Galesburg, Michigan - USA

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