Mister G's 2010 debut children's music release, Pizza for Breakfast, was inspired by his former elementary school students at the Smith College Campus School.

BUGS, released in 2011, received awards from the Parents' Choice Foundation and the National Parenting Publications.
The album was also chosen as one of the top ten best children’s albums of 2011 by Parents Magazine and People Magazine.

Mister G's two bilingual albums, "Chocolalala" (2012) and "ABC Fiesta" (2013) were inspired by his concert tours throughout Latin America, and feature the voices of bilingual families.

Released in 2014, The Bossy E is Mister G's literacy-themed album, which features a variety of genres, and received a NAPPA Award.
GRAMMY winning saxophonist Charles Neville (Neville Brothers) and Senegalese talking drum master Massamba Diop (Baaba Maal) both perform on the album.

For his GRAMMY winning album, Los Animales (2015), MISTER G collaborated with many leading figures from the Latin music world including Arturo O'Farrill, Oscar Stagnaro, Marlow Rosado, Vince Cherico, and Robby Ameen.

Drawing from an eclectic range of musical influences, The Mitzvah Bus (2015), Mister G's Jewish-themed album, spans genres from funk to folk and rock to ska, while the lyrics celebrate family, holidays, food, camp and language.

Mundo Verde/Green World (2017) is a collection of original, bilingual children's songs with an environmental theme.

Mister G returns to his roots with Americana release, FIREFLIES (2019).

The upcoming Seeds of Shalom (2020) is a collection of original, multicultural songs feature a wide range of styles (merengue, reggae, rock, folk, bossa nova, salsa) and languages (English, Hebrew, Spanish and Yiddish).
The album has a theme of peace and unity across borders and cultures.

All of Mister G's albums are written, produced, recorded and mixed by Ben Gundersheimer.
Mister G tours internationally, headlining venues such as Symphony Space in New York, The National Zoo in Washington DC, The Hard Rock Cafe in Philadelphia, The Getty Museum in Los Angeles, The Coolidge Corner Theatre in Boston, among many others.
Mister G also regularly conducts artists residencies in schools in the United States and Latin America.
Mister G's 2010 debut children's music release, Pizza for Breakfast, was inspired by his former elementary school students at the Smith College Campus School.
BUGS, released in 2011, received awards from the Parents' Choice Foundation and the National Parenting Publications. The album was also chosen as one of the top ten best children’s albums of 2011 by Parents Magazine and People Magazine.
Mister G's two bilingual albums, "Chocolalala" (2012) and "ABC Fiesta" (2013) were inspired by his concert tours throughout Latin America, and feature the voices of bilingual families.
Released in 2014, The Bossy E is Mister G's literacy-themed album, which features a variety of genres, and received a NAPPA Award. GRAMMY winning saxophonist Charles Neville (Neville Brothers) and Senegalese talking drum master Massamba Diop (Baaba Maal) both perform on the album.
For his GRAMMY winning album, Los Animales (2015), MISTER G collaborated with many leading figures from the Latin music world including Arturo O'Farrill, Oscar Stagnaro, Marlow Rosado, Vince Cherico, and Robby Ameen. 
Drawing from an eclectic range of musical influences, The Mitzvah Bus (2015), Mister G's Jewish-themed album, spans genres from funk to folk and rock to ska, while the lyrics celebrate family, holidays, food, camp and language.
Mundo Verde/Green World (2017) is a collection of original, bilingual children's songs with an environmental theme. 
Mister G returns to his roots with Americana release, FIREFLIES (2019).
The upcoming Seeds of Shalom (2020) is a collection of original, multicultural songs feature a wide range of styles (merengue, reggae, rock, folk, bossa nova, salsa) and languages (English, Hebrew, Spanish and Yiddish). The album has a theme of peace and unity across borders and cultures.
All of Mister G's albums are written, produced, recorded and mixed by Ben Gundersheimer. Mister G tours internationally, headlining venues such as Symphony Space in New York, The National Zoo in Washington DC, The Hard Rock Cafe in Philadelphia, The Getty Museum in Los Angeles, The Coolidge Corner Theatre in Boston, among many others. Mister G also regularly conducts artists residencies in schools in the United States and Latin America.
Mister G (children's performer)