Our special guest prizewinning jazz singer Georgia Mancio talks frankly about

• becoming a lyricist almost by accident
• collaboration as a song-writer
• the layers of a song including melody, lyrics, story and social conscience
• dealing with a vocal cyst as a recording artist
• working with Gillyanne on voice habilitation after surgery
• the difference between experiencing a performance, organising a festival, creating an album and writing song lyrics
• winning a best album award in 2020
• influences in lyric writing including bereavement
• and why sometimes the show mustn’t go on

There’s a voicenerd moment when we talk about why Jeremy admires Georgia’s diphthongs!

And we play songs from her latest collaboration with Grammy-winning pianist/composer Alan Broadbent, and Quiet Is The Star

Find out more about Georgia here: https://georgiamancio.com

Social media handles:
Bandcamp https://georgiamancio.bandcamp.com/
Instagram @GeorgiaMancio https://www.instagram.com/georgiamancio/ (click on Linktree in her bio to buy the album)
Facebook GeorgiaMancioMusic https://www.facebook.com/GeorgiaMancioMusic
Twitter GeorgiaMancio https://twitter.com/GeorgiaMancio
YouTube GeorgiaMancio https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJPZqK-hvQS_eaJt39NB64Q

Georgia’s chosen charity is https://SafePassage.org.uk, supporting unaccompanied child refugees to find safety and a new start

BTW Jeremy's recording equipment stopped working halfway through the interview, so the 2nd half of the podcast is taken from the zoom recording - don't judge us!

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