
A day in the life of... Georgia
This month, we nab Georgia to spy on 24 hours in her life.
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Georgia Barnes, known mononymously as Georgia, is an English record producer, songwriter, singer, rapper, and drummer. She is the daughter of Neil Barnes, a cofounder of Leftfield. She began her music career as a drummer for artists such as Kwes and Kae Tempest. Her debut studio album, Georgia, was released in 2015. Her second album, Seeking Thrills, was released in 2020 and was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize. Her third album, Euphoric, was released in 2023.
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This month, we nab Georgia to spy on 24 hours in her life.

Co-written with Frost Children and finished with longtime producer Mark Ralph.

Georgia returns with an energetic punk-electro track inspired by The Knife and Depeche Mode.

The EP is set for release on 6th September via Luminelle Recordings.

The song's video was directed by Silken Weinberg.

Georgia's UK and European tour with Kim Petras has just kicked off.

"I wanted to create a record people wouldn’t expect from me," he says.

"I want people to dance in the face of life’s uncertainties," she says.

Broods' Georgia Nott has been quietly working away on a solo project of her own - now Georgia Gets By is finally here.

From intimate beginnings to global stages, Georgia’s ‘Euphoric’ chronicles her journey of self-exploration, delivering a captivating fusion of dance, vulnerability, and musical innovation.

There's also Peace, Yard Act, Bethany Cosentino, Picture Parlour and loads more.

It's the third of three covers for our new edition.

It's the latest teaser from her upcoming album 'Euphoric'.

'Euphoric' is set to drop this July.

It'll be her first new music since 2021's 'Seeking Thrills After Hours' EP.

He will be joined by CMAT, Will Joseph Cook and Alfie Templeman to name but a few

Cheese toasties, nits and Star Trek: Georgia tackles this month’s daft queries.

2019 saw Georgia return with a string of absolute bloody bangers. Now, as 2020 rolls around, she’s proving there’s far more from where they came.
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