The story so far.

Georgia Fields has been performing, producing and releasing original music for over a decade. A festival favourite, she has appeared at St Kilda Festival, Queenscliff Music Festival, Apollo Bay Music Festival, Mullum Music Festival, Festival of Voices Hobart, NightQuarter Gold Coast and Majors Creek Festival, amongst others.

Her most recent full-length album Astral Debris was critically acclaimed, receiving airplay on Double J, ABC Radio National, and community radio across the country, including feature shortlistings on Melbourne stations PBS and Triple R. Astral Debris was awarded four stars by The Sydney Morning Herald, and lauded in The Herald Sun newspaper as "her finest, most expansive work yet."

Georgia first made her mark on the Melbourne music scene in 2007, with her EP Drama on the High Seas of Emotion. With each CD cover lovingly hand-made from a vintage Little Golden Book, she quickly sold out of three re-pressings. In 2010 Georgia assembled her 11-piece 'Mini-Indie-Orchestra' and recorded her debut self-titled album. Georgia Fields was awarded Album of the Week for ABC Radio National and Beat Magazine, and saw her perform on national television for SBS’ RocKwiz. 

In winter 2017, Georgia was awarded a grant from the Australia Council for the Arts to embark on a national co-headline tour with live-looping wunderkind Phia. Their Sky and Sea Tour saw the two unique artists lend their distinctive sound to each other's material in a one-off, fully-collaborative live show – accompanying one another on everything from kalimba to casio, electric guitar to tambourine, at 20+ shows across the country. 

Georgia wrapped tour and headed straight into the studio to record Afloat, Adrift (2017), a retrospective EP captured live with The Andromeda String Quartet. Raw and visceral, yet sweeping with an old-world romance, Afloat, Adrift features new string quartet versions of material spanning her 10-year career. Frankie Magazine premiered the release, proclaiming "Georgia Fields has a voice you simply cannot unhear”.

Georgia is currently working on her third studio album Hiraeth, due for release 2022.