Maryanne J. George
Maryanne J. George is a vocalist who leads a band under her own name. She grew up in Los Angeles with classical piano and choral singing in her background,...
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Maryanne J. George is a vocalist who leads a band under her own name. She grew up in Los Angeles with classical piano and choral singing in her background, which eventually blended with folk and electronic influences. The song 'Altar' came out in 2010 and became a touchstone for the project, with its spare arrangement and George's voice exploring themes of loss and redemption.
Her music has appeared in film and television soundtracks like 'The Fault in Our Stars' and 'The Leftovers.' She has worked with artists such as The Album Leaf, Nils Frahm, and Ólafur Arnalds. Another track, 'Not Just Stories,' features Aaron Moses. George has been open about dealing with mental health and addiction at times, which has informed some of the band's more introspective material.
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