Georgia Maria: The story so far...

“I sense she may be a name to watch out for” - Ray Jones, Time Out/Talentbanq

“A truly gifted guitarist” - Jay Stapley, professional session guitar player (Roger Waters, Mike Oldfield)

              Described as “Joni-meets-Joan-Jett”, London-based, turbocharged rocker Georgia Maria first appeared on the scene at the onset of 2019, armed with her distinctive brand of ultra-melodic, prog-tinged folk-rock. The Camden native - already something of a veteran with years of experience playing in bands and doing guitar sessions and function gigs - channels her diverse musical experiences and “hands-on” education, into a sound that combines classic folk songwriting savvy with rock’n’roll intensity and an undeniably infectious dose of front-and-centre-stage, foot-on-the-monitor attitude.

              As a teen Georgia gained a following on YouTube with home videos of her lead guitar playing, so impressing one couple in Canada that they gifted her with a home-made guitar designed especially for her, which she plays to this day. A move to London’s long-standing music mecca of Camden Town at the close of 2018 prompted a move towards a true calling: finally writing and performing her own material. An exuberant, yet fiercely committed live performer with a voice often compared to PJ Harvey, Grace Slick and Mac-era Stevie Nicks, Georgia has some 600 gigs already under her belt (172 in 2019 alone), and it shows.

             Georgia has performed at Latitude Festival, Standon Calling Festival and at renowned London venues including the Fiddler’s Elbow, the Dublin Castle and the Bedford, has been featured on BBC Introducing radio, and has opened for progressive rock band The Room at Jagz Ascot as well as cult folk singer-songwriter Beans On Toast at Pryzm Kingston. Whilst gigging and writing extensively, she unveiled her debut release, Musketeers, recorded with award-winning producer Dax Liniere, at the close of 2019 - closely followed by a string of new singles and homemade videos throughout 2020.

In 2021, Georgia emerged from the hellfire of the COVID-19 pandemic as the frontwoman and lead guitarist of a new three-piece rock band - unveiling her EP, Only One Another, with a sold-out launch night at the Hope and Anchor. Business as usual was swiftly resumed as 2022 began: performing frequently around the capital, writing and recording, releasing single after single to a growing family of fans. Whilst preparing to take to the mainstage of Ealing Blues Festival this summer, Georgia and the band’s latest release, Lord of Misrule, is slated for release on July 15th.

“End-of-the-world songwriting and bellowing pipes” - SLAP Magazine

“Progressive, melodic, accomplished, exceptional” - Indie Top 39

“Magnificent originality. A real must-hear" - Roadie Music

“A full-throttle rock star in the making” - Find No Enemy

“A full-throttle rock star in the making” - Find No Enemy

Meg Scane is a 25-year-old singer-songwriter from Redditch (Worcestershire) featured on BBC Introducing and a finalist in Open Mic UK 2020. Greg James (Radio 1) even called her “very, very good”. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Hozier , Ben Howard & Noah Kahn. Blending heartfelt lyrics and catchy melodies crafted from her own personal experiences and observations of the world.

Amy Rose Taylor is a 23-year-old singer-songwriter based in North East London. Originally from the South Hams in Devon, Amy has been writing music since childhood, developing her craft through local performances both as a solo artist and as the lead vocalist of an Indie Rock band.

Since relocating to London, she has continued to share her original songs and a variety of covers at venues across the city. Amy’s music spans genres, from heartfelt pop ballads to indie folk-inspired inspired tracks. Her live shows offer audiences an intimate atmosphere and powerful, emotive delivery.