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Claire George
Claire George is a singer-songwriter from London who released her debut EP 'Lost in the Shadows' in 2019. The EP's lead single 'Where Do You Go?' gained...
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Claire George is a singer-songwriter from London who released her debut EP 'Lost in the Shadows' in 2019. The EP's lead single 'Where Do You Go?' gained attention for its emotional directness and atmospheric arrangement.
Her music often works with folk and alternative rock textures, creating spare, mood-focused songs. She followed the EP with the album 'In the Shadow of the Moon' in 2021 and the single 'The Edge of Dawn' in 2023.
In live settings, she performs with guitarist Jake Carter, bassist Ethan Reid, and drummer Lily Watson. Beyond recording, she has been involved with mental health awareness efforts.
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