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18-year-old Gold Coast artist
GEORGIA HOAREAU
surprises with her own
indie-pop anthem
from her upcoming EP
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Declan Byrne – Triple J, Home & Hosed (★★★★) “You just can’t deny Georgia’s soulful voice, it’s got power and poise”
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Kicking in with a wall-of-sound consisting of fuzz guitars and saturated drums, it’s clear the bedroom pop singer-songwriter is mixing things up on this second single from her forthcoming debut EP. It’s an undeniable banging, upbeat tune which is sure to turn heads and take existing fans by surprise.
The new single is another narrative tune from Georgia Hoareau, reflecting on her time post breakup where she’s come to terms with letting go of the relationship, yet it’s also about finding peace in her own mental state and a renewed confidence.
“So call the hotel of heartbreak, they can have their room back I don’t wanna stay”
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The new self-penned single, displays yet another side of Georgia’s incredible songwriting and a further evolution of her amazing vocal delivery. A current Gold Coast Music Awards finalist for Song of the Year, Georgia is influenced by meaningful songwriters and draws connections to current artists like; Olivia Rodrigo, Gracie Abrams, Rex Orange County & Lizzy McAlpine and vocally by the likes of Amy Winehouse.
Produced by respected Brisbane musician Joel Myles (Jack Bratt, Clint Boge, Harry J Hart) at HeadAtlas Studios, the result is a catchy, anthemic indie rock tune which is sure to embed itself in your head for days and weeks to come. Keep an eye out for Georgia’s debut EP due out very soon!
‘OH WELL’ is out on all streaming platforms today, Friday 16th September 2022
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Cover art – Georgia Hoareau
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Follow GEORGIA HOAREAU
Bandcamp – Instagram – TikTok – YouTube
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