G Tom Mac

G Tom Mac, born Gerard McMahon, is a singer-songwriter and composer whose eclectic blend of rock, pop, and alternative has carved a unique niche in the music industry. Though he might be most widely recognized for his song "Cry Little Sister," the haunting theme from the 1987 film "The Lost Boys," G Tom Mac's career spans several decades and showcases a prolific talent in crafting emotionally resonant and stylistically diverse tracks. His work has not only graced movie soundtracks but has also been featured in television series, further testament to his versatility and broad appeal.

In recent years, G Tom Mac has continued to evolve as an artist, releasing a variety of singles and albums that explore different themes and sounds. Tracks like "Nickel Charm Jack," "One Whiskey," and "You're so Batman" exhibit his ability to infuse rock with a powerful narrative quality, while "Cry Little Sister - The Rock Musical" demonstrates his interest in expanding his iconic work into new formats. Whether revisiting and remastering past successes or venturing into new musical territories with songs like "Shockalata" and "Chasing Down Stars," G Tom Mac's work remains innovative and relevant, solidifying his status as a versatile and enduring figure in the music industry.

Genres

Pop

Indie Rock

Rock

Synthpop

Post-punk

Soundtrack

New Wave

Electronic Rock

Gothic Rock

Alternative

Latest Release

Nickel Charm Jack

G Tom Mac

Single - Released October 9, 2023