Gate Girl Records

The Gate Girls were trusted allies, close friends, and at times even like family to Elvis Presley. Known for protecting his privacy, supporting him throughout his career, and contributing to his lasting popularity, they helped welcome and manage the many guests who visited The King’s homes in Memphis and Los Angeles. Many of these remarkable women later documented their lifelong friendships and cherished memories, preserving an intimate and personal side of Elvis’ story. Inspired by that dedication, loyalty, and sense of cultural legacy, Gate Girl Records was founded to honor the spirit of Memphis music and the passionate fan communities that continue to keep it alive. What began as a tribute to an era built on creativity, connection, and authenticity has grown into a home for preserving musical history while championing the artists shaping its future. Today, Gate Girl Records focuses on artist management, marketing, creative development, and legacy-driven music projects. We proudly work alongside influential Memphis icons such as Project Pat, Juicy J, Lil Grimm, and others who continue to define the city’s sound and impact. In addition to management, we are deeply invested in music preservation and collectible culture. Gate Girl Records prints limited edition hip-hop vinyl records, celebrating iconic releases and timeless projects in collaboration with our partners at Get On Down, a respected leader in premium vinyl production. Together, we help keep physical music culture thriving for both longtime collectors and new generations of fans. Looking ahead, Gate Girl Records is also expanding into memorabilia preservation and educational initiatives, with plans to restore and share historically significant artifacts while highlighting their cultural impact. While our inspiration is deeply rooted in the legacy of Elvis Presley and the loyal fan community that helped preserve his place in music history, Gate Girl Records operates independently. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to Elvis Presley Enterprises or the Presley estate. Any references to Elvis Presley are made respectfully for historical and cultural context. All roads lead to Memphis.