Georgia Twinn shares new track ‘Moth’, debut EP ‘Talk’ out now (EMI Records)

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Georgia Twinn

Shares her new track

‘Moth’

Following her debut EP Talk earlier this year

+ latest single ‘Matty

Healy’Out now on EMI Records

“at the forefront of this decade’s pop newcomers” – Notion“Georgia plays the game by her own rules, and so far she’s winning hands down” – CLASH“Georgia Twinn filters traditional pop tropes through a sharp new lens” – The Forty Five“Georgia Twinn manages to take the probably-better-forgotten moments of adolescent life and channel them into a pop song so brilliant that it’ll make you wonder whether the whole thing was worth the pain after all” – Line of Best Fit

Rising star Georgia Twinn today shares her huge new single ‘Moth’ on EMI Records. ‘Moth’ follows last month’s seismic track ‘Matty Healy’, inspired by a boyfriend who bore an uncanny resemblance to The 1975 frontman, as well as previous singles ‘Raccoons’, and ‘Talk’ from Georgia’s debut EP Talk, which she shared this March. The next in line in Georgia’s series of impressive pop bangers, ‘Moth’ is a massive grunge anthem, accompanied by a dark, striking video directed by Rei Nadal at PRETTYBIRD with creative direction from Courtney MC, and illustrates a new, bold direction for Georgia and her distinct aesthetic.

“‘Moth’ is about needing space,” Georgia explains. “You know when someone you’re dating is that bit too clingy? That’s pretty much what inspired ‘Moth’. I was in a relationship and needed some space but wasn’t getting it and so ‘Moth’ was born. It has a lot of attitude and I just wanna shout the lyrics as loud as I can.”. Rei Nadal is a long term collaborator with Nick Knight and SHOWstudio, as a creative researcher and creating fashion films for brands including Burberry and Nowness. Rei has also directed short films as well as music videos for artists including Primal Scream, Mikky Ekko and Hercules and Love Affair.

Courtney MC was previously a Design Director at Givenchy for 9 years, working under Creative Directors Riccardo Tisci and Clare Waight Keller, where she ran a team of designers and print artists to create some of Givenchy’s most iconic prints and garments, and helped design stage outfits and cover art for some of the worlds biggest pop stars, including Rihanna, Beyonce, Kanye West, Jay Z, The Weeknd. Now she has set up her own studio, working directly with artists including Georgia for creative concepts and image direction.Director Rei Nadal says “It was really fun to collaborate with Georgia as she was into the music videos I grew up with, so we had a common visual language between us. And it was also a pleasure to work with Courtney whose attention to detail really elevated the aesthetics on screen.”

Watch ‘Moth’ here

Stream ‘Moth’ here

Essex born 17-year-old Georgia Twinn made a very impressive entrance late last year with the release of her debut single ‘You Shouldn’t Have F****d With Me’ and its follow up ‘I Don’t Mind’, with support from Notion, Popjustice, The Line of Best Fit, Clash, Independent, BBC Introducing and more. Like most teenagers, Georgia Twinn is no stranger to the internet. Unlike most, she already has a staggeringly impressive following on TikTok.

Her debut single ‘On My Mind’ self-released last year (with now over half a million streams) saw Georgia’s exuberant but deeply authentic online presence translate effortlessly into a swelling community of fans who are all prepped and primed for her next move. Georgia spent 2020 in the studio collaborating with a host of bluechip writers and producers including The Six, Lovesick, Lapsley and Bastian. Now armed with a unique brand of state-of-the-art-pop that’s bursting with personality, all eyes are focused on what Georgia Twinn does next.

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