Georgia by AL MITCHELL & THE NEW BORN SINNERS: Review

by Gabe Finch November 3, 2023

November 3, 2023

AI Mitchell & The New Born Sinners return with “Georgia,” their latest alt-rock single in a year.

The song kicks off with magnetic and hypnotic guitar riffs ushering an instant pull. Their engaging and electrifying instrumentals accompany pulsating ’80s synths and a driving drumbeat. They playfully propel the music behind the vocals. As for the vocals, they are high and hazy, which makes the song more friendly to the ears. Delivered expressively and catchily, they have a contemplative touch to them with memorable lyrics.

Prepare to be touched because if we go behind the contagious music, the song reveals vulnerability and intimacy cocooned in the sensory input of an unconventional romance. And so, “Georgia” manifests itself as an instant earworm that also provokes thought!

AI Mitchell & The New Born Sinners have consistently delivered music that’s found a home on the airwaves. Their previous hits like ‘Sailboat’, ‘Rubber For Cars’, ‘Pedal To The Metal’, and ‘Payment To The Shaman,’ all earned recognition on BBC Introducing and support from Radio1’s Huw Stephens and 6Music’s Tom Robinson. Following their famed success, “Georgia” carries the torch of their distinctive alternative rock sound.

“Georgia” lives up to this high standard and shows the band’s commitment to creating engaging and memorable alternative rock. It’s a must-listen for fans of the alt-rock genre and solidifies their discography.