June 26, 2024

Georgia Gets By – Madeline: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day

Georgia Gets By, the project of New Zealand’s Georgia Nott (BROODS), shares ‘Madeline’, her alluring and captivating new single for Luminelle Recordings. The song’s soulful yearning builds to a flooding of outsized emotion, expressing the inescapable feeling when you meet someone who transforms your life.

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Georgia Gets By “Madeline is about the moment you meet someone that you know will change you. You feel it in the deepest place inside your stomach and become completely choice-less in your feelings for them,” Nott explains.

The song is brought to life via its cinematic video directed by Silken Weinberg. “I made the video for ‘Madeline’ with Silken Weinberg; my favourite person to create visual worlds with, for her ability to capture drama in a way that is equally playful and devastating. We were watching a bunch of Hitchcock movies and became especially obsessed with Spellbound. Inspired by the trailers for his films, and the way they are a window into a much bigger story, we wanted to make ‘Madeline’ into that window. Just a glimpse of a world where ‘Madeline’ could be anything from a ghost, an idea or a hallucination. It’s really up to the viewer,” Nott adds.

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“Pulsing rhythms and diaristic, hooky lyrics… Less embellished than some of BROODS’s musical maximalism, highlighting Nott’s crystallized soprano and a relentless guitar riff whose thrum underlays light, electric fingerpicking and chorus-centric drum bursts.”

-Paste

“Georgia Gets By’s songs floored me from first listen, each one a timeless and devastating instant classic teeming with intensely visceral feelings of hope, urgency, love, and loss. “

-Gorilla vs Bear

“Georgia Gets By (aka Georgia Nott) took to the stage to deliver a performance that served as the perfect close to a perfect evening.”

-Vogue on GGB performance at Miu Miu event

“A glowing take on dream-pop landing somewhere between the fuzzy-feeling breeziness of Alvvays and the darker shadings of vintage gothy post-punk.”

-FLOOD

“Dreamy bedroom pop”

-Brooklyn Vegan