G.G. Music Studios

Bringing Joy and Accessibility into Every Note

Welcome!

Founded by Izzi Guzman and Michael Gaspari, G.G. Music Studios is a Miami-based music organization with the goal to provide accessible musical services to the music industry. Our company consists of a music school, a collective of musicians, exciting performances, and more.

The G.G. Collective, the home ensemble of G.G. Music Studios, has performed across Miami and throughout Florida. We bring joy and energy to each performance, showcasing modern takes on classic songs and sharing their own original compositions. We perform as a duo, quartet, and larger ensemble depending on the performance.

G.G. Music Studios is also home to Mario Kart Live, an interactive music event where gamers play Mario Kart 8 Deluxe with live music from an 8-piece band. The event has gained popularity on social media, with one TikTok video reaching 300K+ views.

Whether you are looking to start your musical journey or indulge in the joy of live music, G.G. Music Studios is here to create a safe space for all to be a part of music.

Meet the Co-Founders

Izzi Guzman

Izzi Guzman is an award-winning trombonist, composer, and educator based in Miami composing joyful moments through music and media. She combines her experiences in music, photography, and social media content creation to lift up underrepresented voices and positively contribute to the next generation of music students.

As a trombonist, Izzi is unbound by genre and tells a story through every performance. Praised for her vibrant sound and expressiveness on the trombone, Izzi’s performance experiences range from large jazz ensembles and symphonic orchestras to her own co-led ensemble, The G.G. Collective, which she manages as Co-Founder of G.G. Music Studios, LLC. Recent performance highlights include sharing the stage with Crystal Waters at I Am House Orchestrated 2026, playing lead trombone with the Frost Jazz Orchestra from 2024 to 2025, and performing with the Miami Pixel Symphony and The Sinfonietta. Izzi’s versatility as a trombonist keeps her busy in Miami’s music scene.

Co-Founder

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Co-Founder

Michael Gaspari

Michael Gaspari is a composer, artist, songwriter, producer, educator, and keyboardist. He is currently a lecturer at the University of Miami Frost School of Music Media Scoring and Production program. Michael’s teaching philosophy is driven by promoting accessibility for neurodivergent identities in music education. His self-built teaching program Noise and Buttons aims to allow anyone to learn music with sensory-friendly interfaces and teaching methods.

Michael has released four albums and two singles that range in genre diversity onto all streaming platforms. In addition, Michael has written music for film, tv, large ensembles, live electronics, installations, and electroacoustic spaces. His compositional style is driven by experimentation with sound and synthesizers, sonic environments, extended performance techniques, DSP programming, film scoring, and songwriting. Ultimately, Michael aims to use his music and teaching to make the music industry more accommodating and accepting of the neurodivergent community.

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Our Services

Online Music Lessons and Courses

Musical Performances

We provide musical performances for any occasion playing music ranging from jazz to popular party music. We also host unique events such as Mario Kart Live, where our live band performs the music from the game as enthusiastic gamers play the game.

We help students and aspiring musicians express themselves artistically through fun, structured, and personalized lessons. Our lesson offerings consist of piano, brass instruments, synthesizers, composition, music production, and music theory.

Content on Accessibility

Our content is focused on discussing important topics pertaining to the intersectionality of the music industry and accessibility to people with disabilities. Our podcast Breaking Glass is aimed to better educate neurotypical people with ways to improve the inaccessible aspects of the industry, and also to validate the experiences that neurodivergent musicians face everyday.