“I Know, You Know” is about dancing around the truth in conversations instead of being direct. Communication often feels like you are going around in circles especially when someone is lying to you.

I Know, You Know  - Tanya George

Serious is about the frustration of a one-sided relationship. The song expresses the feeling of being dismissed, underappreciated, and misunderstood by someone who walked away while the narrator remained committed. With a raw, direct tone, it poses a powerful question: Why aren’t you taking me seriously? It captures the struggle to be seen, heard, and respected—not only in a personal relationship, but also within the music industry, where boundaries and voices are often overlooked.

With raw, direct vocal takes, smooth and tight vocal harmonies, funky guitar chords, a laid-back groove, smooth keys, a punchy bass line, and playful musical twists, Serious is a whole vibe — guaranteed to get you moving.

Serious

Debut first single from "Sonder"

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Track 3 'Normality' is the lead single off Tanya George 6 track 'Normality' EP.

It's about challenging the questions; what is normal? What is a normal life?

"In 2020 we haven’t been living our normal lives so I wanted to challenge the preconceived notion of what makes ‘normal’ pop music."

Normality

Tanya George - "Welcome" for Metro Tunnel and Melbourne Music Week's "Home Made Sound". This song was created in isolation all out of vocals looped.

If we welcome fear and love, we can welcome the change we want to see within ourselves, others and the world. Fear is usually associated or seen as a negative emotion and we try push against it instead of questioning why it makes us feel uncomfortable.  Fear usually stems from love and love usually stems from fear but there is a greater power to come if we welcome both emotions with equal kindness. The outcome in most circumstances will equal the necessary change we need to make in order to grow. Fear plus love equals change.

The first verse discusses Fear: "Fear, when you don't choose love you choose, Fear"

Second verse discusses Love: "Love, when you don't choose fear you choose, Love"

The bridge is a pool of strange harmonies to demonstrate how Change can feel bizarre, uncomfortable and strange.

The chorus brings all three elements together throughout the song.

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Tanya George was born and raised in St Kilda, Melbourne’s ever-evolving arts and entertainment hub, and it shows; her evolutionary electro-pop takes the genre to innovative new heights. Whether performing acapella with a vocal looper or surrounded by her dedicated band, she’s astounded countless audiences with her 4.5 octave vocal range.

As a regular on the Australian festival circuit, Tanya has performed on a diverse range of stages including St Kilda Festival, Melbourne International Jazz Festival, Womadelaide, and Queenscliff Music Festival, where she won the 2018 QMF busking competition. Earning her stripes as a sensation in the Bourke St busking scene, Tanya has crafted and refined the art of combining elements of soul, jazz and pop, and delivers excellence through her unique and dynamic vocal looping setup.

After releasing her first solo EP Sonder (2018, produced by Tommy Spender) with a sold-out launch at Revolver Melbourne, Tanya is gearing up to release her second solo EP Normality (2020), produced by the formidable Jimmy Alexander (Awaken I Am). The first single Writing Machine, released October 31st, 2019, raced to Number 1 on the Triple J Unearthed charts and guaranteed her a sell-out show at Horse Bazaar.

George's second EP, Normality, received media praise and several songs appeared in the Top 5 of the Unearthed charts. The EP is crafted solely from improvised vocal looping magic; Tanya elaborates “It was born purely on instinct, expression, and trust in my musical ability as a musician and a singer.”

Tanya’s fresh, eclectic sound and her thirst and drive for an explosive career has gained her recognition by artist Herbie Hancock, artist/producer Don Was, and many others:

“Tanya George’s music lures you in swiftly with strong melodic threads and jagged lyrics, it’s easy to get familiar and comfortable, not realising she has sculpted this soundscape entirely with only the human voice, coupled with her savviness with technology, she completely destroys the normal and has you suddenly questioning everything, all the while, bobbing in a sea of syncopated rhythms.” Diesel (Mark Lizotte)

“Like Japanese House but more funky.” Pip Rasmussen (TV presenter ABC Me)

“The soulful pop blend just runs rings around you.” Declan Byrne (Home & Hosed Host, Triple J Unearthed)

“Tanya takes vocal looping to a completely new level.” Roland

Tanya George has cemented her place as one of Australia’s most exciting rising acts and has secured her future through consistent dedication to her craft, her hunger, her ambition, and impeccable vocal abilities.

As Forté Magazine recently wrote, “If you don’t know the name, now is the time to start paying attention.”

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