Her voice and style will have you believe she is a harnessed, rehearsed and worldly experienced singer and performer. But at just sixteen years of age, GEORGIA WHITE is a surprise, from the very beginning.

Georgia was discovered by five-time Golden Guitar winner Gina Jeffreys when she entered the ‘Brand New Star’ competition and received an acknowledgment award.

Where GEORGIA WHITE differs from so many of her Lady GaGa loving peers is her ability to stand tall and soar in the music and traditional sounds of the pioneers that she found connection and inspiration. Names many of her classmates may not even know, Patsy Cline, Crystal Gayle, Dolly Parton and Alison Krauss all feature heavily on the iPod of GEORGIA WHITE.

Her first single, a cover of the infamous ‘DON’T IT MAKE MY BROWN EYES BLUE’ will make you sit up, listen and discover the potential this teenager has.

“When I just a little girl, I would listen to ‘DON’T IT MAKE YOUR BROWN EYES BLUE’, and think the song was about me because I have brown eyes, it’s always been a favourite. Crystal Gayle is one of the biggest influences in my music” - Georgia White

View Georgia’s first single from
The Apprentices album:

‘Don’t it make my brown eyes blue’