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Georgia<\/strong> stirred up quite a lot of interest around the release of her 80s styled, synth inspired track “About Work the Dancefloor<\/a><\/strong>” last April. Mainstream radio (that’s Radio One) were among the most avid supporters of the song. More than likely making them actively responsible for getting the tune stuck in listeners heads. (I know Nick Grimshaw’s air time, coverage with numerous plays of the track acted as the catalyst which firmly implanted it in my brain.) That’s all it took for Georgia to suddenly, be caught up a whirlwind, of music influencers and bloggers like myself, issuing comments, about how she is almost single handily carrying the torch for new electronic-pop. When many of the new music acts who are coming up, around her, are nothing, like her style-wise. I am happy in not being caught up on what is going on elsewhere since it is electronic-pop music such as Georgia’s, which feeds my soul. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Tracks, “About Work The Dancefloor<\/strong>” along with “Never Let You Go<\/strong>” are just two glimpses into Georgia Barnes hotly anticipated sophomore album “Seeking Thrills<\/strong>,” which drops on Friday. The BBC Sound of 2020<\/strong> poll winner will be announced on Thursday, Georgia made it onto the longlist. What are the odds, she’ll scoop the winners spot? I honestly, don’t know, whatever the outcome, I am here for her music anyways. <\/p>\n\n\n\n<\/a>\n\n\n\n