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The 405
Georgia is not only an x-ray of Barnes' emotional core but also a snapshot of the divergent ways in which music in London (not exclusively, but more commonly) is embracing lots of genres and sounds and throwing them together with complete abandon
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Exclaim
A distinct piece of electro-pop that deserves close listening
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The Line Of Best Fit
An album that speaks of youth in urban landscapes, and scenarios familiar to anyone who has hung around South London long enough. It's an area that's culturally thriving, and it might have a new hero
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Q
There's so much going on here that joining the musical dots is a lengthy journey, but on this evidence Georgia can be special. Print edition only
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God Is In The TV
This is a journey through the darker, wilder and edgier parts of the pop spectrum
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The Guardian
A collision of pop, grime and electronica that shows off MIA-esque magpie tendencies
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The Observer
Recorded, produced and played by Barnes, Georgia turns everyday emotions into exotic and enticing vignettes
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All Music
Armed with several strong songs, Georgia is an impressive, inventive debut
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The Independent
An artful yet unschooled prospect to reckon with
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PopMatters
Like other musical omnivores before her, Georgia is distilling the essence of music of the period
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The Irish Times
This debut album is gorgeous, full of smart, punky, edgy and very modern pop songs and sounds
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Mojo
Forward-thinking global pop-modernism. Print edition only
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No Ripcord
That willingness to step outside any boundary is what makes Georgia such a promising pop artist
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The Music
This sounds like the music aliens dance to
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Earbuddy
Electronica has itself an aspiring new voice
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Drowned In Sound
With a bit of Knife-y drama and a touch of Missy Elliot flair, the lone songwriter packs a muted wallop
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Clash
London has a vital artist that proudly represents its heterogeneous nature
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Loud And Quiet
It might not be the smoothest musical experience, but ‘Georgia’’s bumps separate it pleasingly from the pack
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Uncut
An unpretentious star who is perhaps more vulnerable than she appears. print edition only
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NOW
For every insistent dance song, there are sparse comedowns like Hold It and You that feel like a splash of cold water against sleep-deprived eyes
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