Few musicians can boast as extensive and colourful a musical career as George, and a quick glance at the list of projects to which he has lent his skills might lead you to believe that he is someone who has spent several decades plying their trade. Yet at a young age, George has already amassed a comprehensive repertoire of musical credits, with Hans Zimmer, Nigel Kennedy, MF Doom, Slum Village, The Brand New Heavies, Wet Wet Wet, Lisa Stansfield, Omar, Joss Stone, U2, Brother Strut, The Jazz Defenders, The Haggis Horns, Abstract Orchestra and Lack of Afro among them. In addition, with time spent working at Abbey Road studios, sharing the stage with some of Jazz, Soul and Funk’s most respected names, and performing all over the world with several different artists, George has established himself as one of the UK's most formidable talents.

With a musical passion strongly rooted in Jazz notwithstanding, he has an astounding ability to add his unique, diverse style to Rock, Pop, Soul, Funk, House and Hip Hop. George's understated, faultless delivery and blistering interludes regularly leave audiences mesmerised.