Hollywood Gold
Hollywood Gold began when a mutual friend thought Kirby Whyte, Allan AG, and Sean Greenstreet should make music together. They became a real group recording their first song, "Monsters," with Mikel Cole at One on One Entertainment.
The name comes from nicknames that mutual friend gave them — and from what the group is about: seeing how evil the music industry is, and coming back to take the souls that have been led astray in Hollywood.
Their first show together was at the Garden Amphitheater, opening for GZA of Wu-Tang Clan. Their sound: "Gospel music on steroids" — an international sound with underground, Spanglish, and commercial styles. Their mission is to go outside the church and into the lion's den with the gospel, reaching the lost, the broken, the outcasts and misfits, and helping listeners go deeper in a relationship with their Creator.
Members: Kirby Whyte (representing the LBC), Allan AG (representing Compton and the Latino community), Sean Greenstreet (representing the 818).
Kirby Whyte — Writer / Performer / Recording Artist
Kirby Whyte (Whyte with a Y) is a writer, performer, and recording artist from the Long Beach / Bellflower music scene, shaped by skateboarding and basketball. He got into music around age 11 watching Yo! MTV Raps — NWA, MC Eiht, Too Short, Eric B. & Rakim, EPMD, Cypress Hill — and got the group started by booking the One on One Entertainment session for "Monsters," produced by KCREWW.
He wrote his first rap at 11 at a retreat through Hosanna Chapel in Bellflower, turning an NWA song into a Christian version — the moment he realized music could have a positive impact and help people engage in a meaningful relationship with their Heavenly Father. His signature is hard to pin down because he does something different on every song, but his passion always comes through: he does what the track tells him, fast or slow, laid back or hyped.
He is proudest of his upcoming album, currently being recorded for an early 2027 release, mainly produced by KCREWW with 3 songs by Tae Crucial.
Outside music, he is a father of 3 and just became a grandpa (pop-pop), and is big into the health scene, educating people on diet.
"Not your average hip hop music. Positive content without the corny sound. I'm here because I love doing music not because I wanna be famous or get rich."
Instagram: @kirby_whyte_1
Sean Greenstreet — Songwriter / Artist, 1/3 of Hollywood Gold
Sean Greenstreet, 1/3 of Hollywood Gold, is a songwriter and artist from the West Coast, representing the 818. His influences run rap and rock together — Too Short, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, E-40, plus Jane's Addiction, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Blink-182 — and that combo shaped his own unique sound.
He first got into music seeing The Jacksons at Dodger Stadium as a kid, and his mom's Motown listening shaped his creative mind. He became part of Hollywood Gold when he met up with Kirby and Allan in the studio to record a song together: "We all realized in that moment that God was doing something amazing musically between the 3 of us!"
His signature is his voice — a gift from God, in his words — shaped by favorites with their own unique voices, from Too Short to Tom Petty, Snoop Dogg to Kurt Cobain, Ice Cube to Billy Corgan, Chino of Deftones, Jonathan Davis of Korn, and the Beastie Boys. Faith shows up in his writing and life every day, through what he calls divine appointments and ideas God gives him for lyrics that push people closer to God.
He is most proud of a song recorded with producer Big Joe Warlick (Frequency Monster) — a song he believes God gave him for this specific time in history, to reach this last generation and express God's love for humanity.
Outside music, he describes himself as a poet who enjoys watching people thrive in their element, around creative people who bring out the best in him.
"Let the message transform your way of thinking and allow the energy behind the music to put you in a good mood. We just wanna see people become who God created them to be."
Instagram: @seangreenstreetofficial