Meet the Grant Music Group Roster: Six Artists, Five Lanes, One Label
Grant Music Group is home to six recording artists working in five lanes: R&B, K-pop, pop, hip-hop and country. Each one has their own sound, their own look and their own records — nobody here is a feature act on someone else's campaign. If you're new to the label, here's who's on the roster and where to start listening.
GRANT. — grown-man R&B
GRANT. is the flagship act of Grant Music Group. He's a contemporary R&B recording artist whose debut album, After Dark, is a late-night record about wanting someone you should leave alone. Seven songs. No skits. His lane is soulful mid-tempos you can ride to — not a crawl, not radio pop — with a warm, slightly worn voice: church in the runs, bedroom in the low notes. The lead single is Whatever It Is.
After Dark is coming soon to the store at $15.00 for the album. It isn't available to buy just yet, so the best way to hear about it first is to get notified through the fan list at the bottom of any page.
Larissa — R&B on her own terms
Larissa is an R&B recording artist on Grant Music Group. Her debut single, Don't Wait Up, is a late-night record about not sitting still for a man who talks and doesn't show. She's young, precise and in control of the night — her own records, not a guest on anyone else's.
VINTAGE — edgy K-pop
VINTAGE is a K-pop recording artist whose debut single, Don't Look Away, is a dark, stage-first title track. English lead, Korean color, and a chorus built for a packed floor. He's camera-aware, knows he's the crush, and is a little mean with it. He's not retro soul and he's not R&B.
Eden Rae — pop with a huge chorus
Eden Rae is the house pop lead of Grant Music Group. Her debut single, Don't Text Me Nice, is a chorus record for anyone tired of the paragraph at midnight. Bright, expensive, and built to live on a phone speaker and a festival screen. She's done with fake-nice men — sharp, pretty and unbothered on the hook.
KAIRO — melodic street
KAIRO is a singer from the night side of the city and the label's hip-hop seat. His debut single, You Already Know, is melody first — a come-outside record with a pretty hook and no borrowed identity. Sung hooks, light talk-sing verses, late-night and pretty. Girls, nights, first money, come outside.
Cole Weston — country from a working ranch
Cole Weston is a country recording artist and working rancher from outside Billings, Montana. He writes country the way he works — honest, on time, no extra shine. His debut album, Patriot, is ten songs and a Fourth of July bonus, 1776 — land, word, a woman who left, a truck that still starts — played by a traditional country live band.
Patriot is open for pre-order now at $15.00, and your download unlocks on release day, November 1, 2026. Read more in our Patriot pre-order story.
Where to start
Every artist page has free previews, a bio and the songs and albums you can download. Debut singles are $2.99 and albums are $15.00 in the Grant Music Group store, sold directly by the label. For new releases, pre-orders and what's coming next, keep an eye on label news — and join the fan list so you never miss a drop.
Six artists. Five lanes. One label. Welcome to Grant Music Group.