London-based producer and singer-songwriter Georgia presents "Wanna Play," a new release that melds fast-paced punk-electro energy with a palpable love for 1980s electronic sounds. Inspired by Knife's music and the bass lines associated with Depeche Mode, the track is a creative moment of experimentation, movement, and renewed interest in synths.
Georgia and her long-time collaborator Mark Ralph co-wrote and produced the track, continuing the collaborative foundation of the release that has become a staple in their creative partnership. The track blends two electronic-music influences. Synthesizers play a big part in that creative direction, letting her focus on what first attracted her to electronic music.
The punk-electro approach gives the release an urgent and playful identity. Its inspiration suggests an open-mindedness about revisiting familiar musical influences, not necessarily as nostalgic reminders. The track uses those sounds as a jumping-off point to explore Georgia's renewed interest in electronic textures.
The blend of speed, punk energy, and retro electronic influences creates a concept driven by curiosity and a desire to have fun with the process. Georgia's release, "Wanna Play," reflects personal transition and musical rediscovery. It reflects an artist returning to the sounds she loves, with newfound enthusiasm and a willingness to experiment, in its fast tempo, punk-electro attitude, and 1980s electronic inspiration.
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