Isle of Wight musician Georgia Nicole has released her latest EP ahead of her performance in this year’s Wight Noize final.
A Little Bit Of It All is available to stream now and features 3 new songs by Georgia all on one release.
Recorded at Mustard Studios in Cowes and produced by Coach Party’s Guy Page, the EP explores topics from confronting the struggles of mental health, to the challenges faced in a past relationship.
Cementing the personal nature of the EP, track three Rising Sun serves as a heartfelt tribute to Georgia’s mum, conveying an unwavering promise that she will never leave her side.
Speaking about A Little Bit Of It All, Georgia said:
“The EP secures the direction my music is going in. I released Too Alive as a single earlier this month and it’s already doing really well, which is really exciting. A Little Bit Of It All symbolises that I have finally found my ‘sound.’”
Georgia’s latest EP comes ahead of her participation in this year’s Wight Noize competition, with 2026 marking her third time taking part in the Battle-of-the-Bands style event.
The winner will be crowned on Wednesday 15th April and will get to play on the Isle of Wight Festival main stage in June. Georgia will compete against fellow Isle of Wight musicians Fugo Kid, Jay Eatwell, Ruby and Willowfly.
Speaking about her upcoming appearance in the final, Georgia added:
“There’s so much great talent on the Isle of Wight so being one of the five chosen finalists already feels like I’ve won something. This is my third Wight Noize now and I’m just excited to see how the night goes.”
When she’s not showcasing her solo material, Georgia can be found fronting the Isle of Wight based Paramore tribute act Paramour, who drew a crowd of thousands to the Electrolove at Seaclose Park last year.
Well, having done a quick YouTube trawl and catching the video for Too Alive I must say I was not expecting that! What a tune! Massive sound, stupendous vocals and tight, heavy riffs. Another contender for the next big thing to come off the Island. Can’t wait to catch them live and hopefully before they get too big and too busy.
Oh my word. Superb, superb, superb.