Georgia Van Etten is a rising star in the soul‑roots world, celebrated for her rich, expressive vocals and captivating songwriting. Born in Australia, her sound is shaped by a childhood steeped in country, folk, and rock — influences she now blends with the soul, blues, and jazz she embraced after relocating to London.
Her debut album, Deep Black Water, stands as her most defining work to date. The record draws deeply from her life experiences, pairing dreamy, cinematic arrangements with the earthy storytelling of her roots. It showcases her gift for genre‑blending — moving effortlessly between soul, folk, blues, and retro‑pop textures — all anchored by that unmistakable, buttery vocal tone.
Throughout her career, Georgia has performed at prestigious festivals including the Porretta Soul Festival in Italy, Falls Festival in Australia, and Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. Her live performances have earned praise from fellow musicians and critics alike, and her authentic songwriting has attracted support from BBC Radio 2, NME, and tastemakers across the UK.
Her bold move to London marked a turning point, opening the door to new collaborations and a growing international audience. Her debut EP, Live at the Pool Studio, received extensive airplay on BBC Radio 2 and was championed by Jamie Cullum. She also went viral with her playful mouth‑trumpet impression on UNILAD SOUND — a moment that introduced her to thousands of new fans.
With a fast‑growing catalogue, a spellbinding live presence, and a debut album that cements her artistic identity, Georgia Van Etten continues to establish herself as one of the most exciting voices in contemporary soul‑roots music.
