GREY DELISLE GRIFFIN (Hummin’bird Records)

Grey Delisle Griffin and Eddie Clendening met on social media during the lockdown pandemic and turned two of the worst things in the world (Facebook and the Pandemic) into..the best kids band you’ve ever heard- THE ROUGHHOUSERS. The Roughhousers are Grey Delisle Griffin, Eddie Clendening, Deke Dickerson, Carl Sonny Leyland, Murry Hammond (The Old 97’s), and DJ Bonebrake (founding member of X). Grey is also known as the most prolific voice actress in American animation history, having performed over 2000 cartoon voices since 1996 from Scooby Doo to the Simpsons. Eddie has starred as Elvis Presley in the hit Broadway musical The Million Dollar Quartet and toured the world with his band The Blue Ribbon Boys.

Grey Delisle Griffin is a Grammy - winning singer/ songwriter who is known as the most prolific voice actress in American animation history, having performed over 1500 cartoon voices since 1996. Grey is also a comedian who launched her first stand-up comedy special, “My First Comedy Special” which has received rave reviews.

Grey’s most iconic roles include “Vicky” from “The Fairly Odd Parents,” ‘Samantha “Sam” Manson’ from “Danny Phantom,” ‘Mandy’ from “The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy,” ‘Frankie Foster,” ‘Dutchess’ and ‘Goo’ from “Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends,” ‘Yumi Yoshimura’ from “Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi,” ‘Azula’ from “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” ‘Kimiko Tohomiko’ from “Xiaolin Showsown,” as well as ‘Lola,’ ‘Lana’ and ‘Lily Loud’ from the “Loud House” and ‘Prince Puppycorn’ from “Unikitty!.” She’s also been the voice of ‘Daphne Blake’ in “Scooby-Doo” cartoons since 2000.

Her film roles include ‘Grandma Sanchez’ in “The Book of Life,” ‘Arcee’ in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” and “Bumblebee” and ‘Setsu Oiwa’ in Studio Ghibli’s final film, “When Marnie Was There.”

Grey is a single mom to her 3 kids and she’s basically kicking ass.