Georgia Meek

Hey, what an intro.

Yeah, I'm good.

I'm good.

You know, it's been a crazy few months, actually.

So it's quite nice to be here with you and having a little bit of a slower, not a slow morning.

But you know, it's nice to do a podcast and wake up in my own house.

I mean, first of all, shout out Margate.

I love Margate.

So love everyone in Margate.

Yeah, I mean, it's been mad.

It's moved really fast.

And obviously I had a hunch that the gays were going to love this before anyone else.

I had a hunch.

The thing is, I think like what's been really nice about it is, like you said, it's been really organic.

Like it's been really word of mouth and people like, you know, putting it in group chats and like local DJs playing it especially.

Yeah.

in like different areas of the country other than London because we're so focused on London as well in the art scene and I've actually been doing a lot more up and down the country which I'll talk about in a bit but even at the label the team are like really pinching themselves because it just feels like this doesn't happen these days you know it doesn't all kind of blow up like this straight away off a first single so her head's spinning but she's loving life

Well, the thing is, when I turned 18, like literally the week I turned 18, I moved up to Shepherd's Bush and I lived on the Gold Hawk Road in a flat with three 30-year-old gay men.

My entire adult upbringing has been Soho.

It has been the queer community.