about Georgia Moon
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, progressed to alto sax at age 10, but it was the hum of the guitar that truly drew her in. She recorded her first demo CD in her hometown of Winston-Salem at age 18 with Jeff Ayers.
Since then, she’s been playing gigs in bands and as a solo musician, picking up bass guitar, ukulele, and harmonica somewhere along the way. The summer after graduating college she embarked on a southern tour helping hold down the rhythm section for Avi Jacob. She now teaches guitar, bass, Keys, vocals, and saxophone at School of Rock, coaching young folk in their musical quests.
Her music is a little folky, a little funky, a little fun. It draws on childhood influences: The Band, Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell, and the ever-pervasive blues. It draws on places: the Mississippi Delta, the Appalachian mountains, and the point of heartbreak. Above all, it's honest.
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And that long-awaited debut EP is out now! Find the Self-Titled EP on Spotify and Apple Music, and check out Bandcamp for CDs, Merch, and more.