MYTHOS:
Mythos launched in 2020 to keep the musical creativity flowing at GK Music. Strictly, Mythos is the professional music production name for Mark Gross, but the act features other former members of Beat's Myth and other GK Music acts as much as possible. Mythos performs a variety of styles, but at its core are the electoric and new age genres. Mythos allows for an outlet for all of GK Music's acts to remain active as much as possible, with a less demanding time committment.
BEAT'S MYTH (disbanded):
Beat's Myth: The Myth of the Beat, was a band that began in 2005, founded by guitarist Brian Smith, pianist Mark Gross, and drummer Paul Diablo. A few years later, Emily Smith joined the group, taking up bass parts on the keyboard. She later focused on vocals, both backing and lead. The group was formed upon the realization that the original three members, all of whom were cousins or siblings, each played instruments that could complement each other well in a band. They decided to get together to record self-written songs in the pop, rock and various other genres.
Since that time, Beat's Myth produced 20 albums: "Drivin' Down the Highway" (2005), "Up the Mountains" (2005), "Gotta Play My Music" (2005), "Ghosts in the Attic" (2005), "Come and Worship God" (2006), "Christmas in July" (2006), "Spring is Coming" (2007), "Dance 'Till the Music Stops" (2007), "Seasons" (2008), "Unlimited" (2008), "Many Praises" (2009), "Myth of the Beat" (2009), "Shadows" (2010), "East Wind" (2011), "True" (2012), "Run out of Time" (2013), "Bridge Closed" (2014), "Mists" (2015), "Inverted" (2016) and its last album, "Mirror" (2017).
Starting a couple years after the first album was cut, Beat's Myth began creating music videos for their best songs. These music videos were released as singles on YouTube to display the band's work.
Over the years, Beat's Myth, within its production division of AMPCorp, GK Music, improved its music quality drastically. The band recorded its first albums on a tape recorder, but since moved to computer recording, and now records each part seperately to be mixed later. The group also contributed several songs to various AMPCorp series, and contributed to the corporation by blazing new trails in a different type of media, thereby diversifying the group. Beat's Myth disbanded in 2017 as it became clear that new albums would be difficult to regularly produce. Upon availability, the group's former members continue to contribute to Mythos, a new act, and reunited in 2020 for a song celebrating their 15th anniversary which launched Mythos's first album.