Marc E. Bassy

Marc E. Bassy, born Marc Griffin, is an American singer-songwriter from the San Francisco Bay Area who first gained attention as a vocalist for the Los Angeles pop-rap group 2AM Club before launching a solo career blending R&B, pop and hip-hop influences. His smooth, laid-back vocal style and melodic sensibility helped him carve out a niche between mainstream pop and West Coast hip-hop.

He broke through as a solo artist with «You & Me», a 2016 single that reached the Billboard Hot 100 and showcased his knack for warm, radio-friendly hooks. He has built a close and recurring partnership with rapper G-Eazy, appearing on his hit «Some Kind of Drug» while G-Eazy returned the favor on Bassy's own material, a collaboration that helped define his sound and audience.

Across songs like «Plot Twist», «Lock It Up» and «Dirty Water», Bassy has continued to explore introspective, relationship-driven songwriting over smooth, bass-heavy production, positioning himself as a steady presence in contemporary R&B-pop crossover music.