About
Georgia Corowa (Bundjalung, Innigai and South Sea Islander) is an acoustic singer-songwriter, musician and performing artist, whose music weaves together raw storytelling, powerful vocals, and heartfelt melodies. With a background that spans national and international performances, studio collaborations, and award-nominated theatre, Georgia has carved out a unique sound that blends honesty, culture and acoustic simplicity.
Georgia is based on the island of Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) surrounded by love, music, and the saltwater, Georgia’s soulful sound and unique storytelling have captivated audiences both nationally and internationally. She has supported and shared the stage with renowned artists like Emma Donovan, Deline Briscoe, Fred Leone and Xavier Rudd.
Growing up on Juru country in a coastal town, Bowen, a vibrant community of First Nations, South Sea and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Her upbringing included playing guitar and piano by ear, harmonizing with family, strong heartfelt vocals through song. Georgia was surrounded by a melting pot of natural musical talent supported by the local church and family gatherings. Georgia’s talent blossomed when she completed an Advanced Diploma in Performing arts at the ACPA, Brisbane in 2008 under the direction of Leah Purcell.
A seasoned performer and generous with her talents, Georgia is involved with many creative development projects, music workshops, community and corporate events. Last year she was a recipient of the program ‘Space to Create’ at Yill Lull Studios developing her skills in recording music and is currently working with Candy Suites Studios on her EP. She was nominated for a Matilda Award 2024 for ‘Best Supporting role in a musical’ for her work in the first ever Torres Strait Island musical theatre show ‘Straight from the Straits’ at QPAC in August 2024. She currently performs solo and with her vocal group ‘Suga Cane Mamas’ who recently performed at Magandjin/Brisbane’s Black Bold Beautiful event.
Georgia Corowa’s artistic path weaves together love, heritage, and soulful melodies. From her early days of naturally learning music to performing on national and international stages, she continues to navigate life through her heartfelt songs.
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