Born and raised in the Carolinas, Georgia Moon is a multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter. She started out on piano at age 4 with a classical teacher who thought ragtime was too contemporary, taught herself alto saxophone at age 10, but it was the hum of the electric guitar that truly drew her in.

 

She recorded her first demo CD in her hometown of Winston-Salem at age 18 and she’s been playing gigs in bands and as a solo musician ever since, picking up bass guitar, ukulele, and harmonica along the way. Her self-titled EP was recorded and released in 2019 and several singles - both solo and full band - have additionally been birthed to the world.

Her music draws on childhood influences: late '60s/early 70s folk rock, San Francisco psychedelia, and the ever-pervasive blues. It draws on places: the Mississippi Delta, the Appalachian mountains, and the point of heartbreak. She and The Wrong Band are in the 'little bit swampy, little bit swing' genre. Above all, their music is honest - and there's something to be said for being in the wrong place at the right time and still having fun.

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Find the EP and full-band singles on all streaming services and check out Bandcamp for CDs, merch, and more!