Greg Gallo is a Raleigh NC native who's always had a passion for music.  Growing up listening to everything from James Brown to Rancid, Gallo moved to Nashville at the ripe old age of 18 to try his chops in the music business. An internship with Raleigh NC based Deep South Entertainment led to the creation of a Nashville DSE hub in his Belmont University dorm room.

After graduating from the Music Business program, Greg partnered with Bruce Burch as an independent songplugger for Burch-Gallo Music. Their clientele included EMI Music Publishing, Universal Music Publishing, Kris Kristofferson, Dennis Linde, Richard Leigh, Ash Street music, and a handful of other choice writers/publishers.

Greg's work plugging her catalog attracted the attention of Ash Street owner June McHugh, who hired him as her full time songplugger.  In his two years at Ash Street, Greg quickly established himself as a rising star in the publishing world. This lead to his being hired by Craig Wiseman for his company, Big Loud Shirt, where Gallo plugged for two years.

In March 2009, Greg left Big Loud Shirt to form a creative services company where he pitches and consults for established publishing companies and some of Nashville's best and brightest tunesmiths.