GANGS OF KIN

GANGS OF KIN
GANGS OF KIN
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Listeners
22,749/mo
Est. Royalties
$94 - $376/mo

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Discography

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0
Albums
1
EPs
8
Singles
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GBLondon, GB601
NLAmsterdam, NL587
AUSydney, AU399
AUMelbourne, AU296
AUBrisbane, AU245

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410
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24,095
Playlist follower reach (sum)
90+
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0.4%
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Biography & Metadata

Gangs of Kin is not a story of brutish male rites. Instead, it’s a name that plays on the familial bond we feel as cultural junkies, sound disciples and rabid ‘stans’ – the connection we feel as music lovers. Kinship is what keeps us falling all over again, for each and every note. As much akin to a band of grifters, traipsing around lower Manhattan seeking out beats, kin can represent our affinity for each and every unique and seemingly opposite music style that resides within all of us – as varied and assorted as any vintage vinyl bin. Gangs of Kin is the artist project for songwriter/artist Joël Gaerthé, an eclectic, contemporary artist – at once troubadour with a memorable raspy voice and oracle barker with a witty phrase to share. Gangs is his own blend indie rock meets surrealist pop. Throughout this project, he explores a plethora of genres and styles – from psych pop to R&B -- a hybrid-ethos in pursuit of creative and emotional abandon, and an audience – a gang. “Music is something to be shared. Ego doesn’t belong because higher levels are reached together”, elaborates Joël.

Updated Oct 1, 2026, 11:55 AM
First discovered Sep 23, 2026, 11:53 AM