georgia, georgia - 'obvioius'
Musician georgia, georgia releases shoegazey-dream-pop delight 'obvious'.
A self taught musician - the latest single 'obvious' see her did deep in her song-writing abilities to create something powerful - translating her emotions into a liberating piece of music. The moniker 'georgia, georgia' is a clear homage to Phoebe Bridgers, a fundamental artist for Giorgia. She also draws inspiration from international sounds, along with other names of the new indie/alternative scene, such as boygenius, Clairo, The 1975 but also from The Strokes and early Fleetwood Mac.
She’s imposing herself as a name to watch, thanks to her first singles which all received praise from both Italian and international press and support on several editorial Spotify playlists, including New Music Friday, All New Indie, Front Page Indie, Fresh Finds and more.
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There is magic in that new record, and it’s a blessing in a black-and-pink colourful disguise.
This week's Band of the Week is London art-rock four-piece Cherry i - who have just released their new EP 'Yes, but I could never tell that lie' - which was produced by Ali Chant (PJ Harvey, Yard Act, Soccer Mommy).
After almost a decade away, Breaking Benjamin’s UK return was long overdue. Bringing with them Chevelle and Return To Dust, their final night of their European tour was a hot, sticky, glorious mess.