Taking place at a time prolific songwriting and touring for the the Mansfield singer, the Trinity Church show both captures Georgie at the top of her game, whilst also peeling back the layers of stories and experiences have shaped her into the artist she is in 2019. Having notched up over 600 shows to her name and embarked on major high profile tours across Europe with the likes of Tom Walker, Jake Bugg and Declan J Donovan, the Big-Stage confidence that oozes from ‘Georgie: Live!’ is tangible. With a varied and revealing setlist, the live album also lets the listener unlock the gilded secrets of secluded songwriting sessions alone, whilst also unearthing the glittering songbook gems gleaned from co-writing hook-ups with a host of the business’ brightest and most respected talents.

Georgie’s collaborations with close friend, esteemed songwriter, producer and musician Jonny Wright shine through in particular. From the confessional country-tinged heartbreak of ‘It AInt You Its Me’ to the seductively soused new soul vibes of ‘Beer Money’ (a track also originally gifted with the fresh outlook Fred Cox when written at his London studio), to the (almost) lost old favourite ‘Tomorrow Streets’; a track inspired by Georgie’s fiercely committed mother and uncle. Very nearly discarded entirely, Georgie’s faith in this early career track was restored by Jonny and is delivered with impassioned vocals and a rousing confidence in the Trinity Church performance in what makes for one of its many peaks. There’s also a series of stunning co-writes with Iain Archer (famed for his work with Snow Patrol) that include the heart-stopping set opener ‘Life After Fear’ and its strident successor ‘Daylight Flood’, plus perhaps the set’s most emotional number ‘Every Setting Sun’, a song written about and fittingly dedicated-to Georgie’s own twin brother as they parted ways to follow their dreams in different countries.