An aptronym describes someone whose name appropriately suits their owner. In which case, Georgia Meek is whatever the opposite of that term is. Meek, she is not, as aptly demonstrated on her striking new single 'When You're Sober', powered by the London artist's commanding vocals.
Georgia Meek's material thus far has been considerably personal, with lyrics reflecting depression and domestic abuse on tracks like 'Bare'. 'When You're Sober' is no different, a tale of relationship confusion and concern. "Will you still love me when you're sober?" Meek's vocals pack a suitably emotional punch matched by the electronic-led instrumentation. Breathless.
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