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George Maple

Australian musical artist (born 1989)

George Maple, is an Australian-born recording artist, songwriter and record producer.

As an artist, ghostwriter and producer, she has over 1.4 billion " streams. She has written and produced for artists including DJ Snake, What So Not, Flume, Jessica Mauboy Tkay Maidza, Goldroom, Guy Sebastian, Hayden James, Anna Lunoe, Melanie C and Flight Facilities. Maple is the pitched down voice on the Hayden James song "Something About You" and 'Just A Lover.' Notable contributions include What So Not 'High You Are,' Flight Facilities 'Foreign Language,' DJ Snake 'Talk,' and What So Not 'Gemini.'

Maple received an ARIA nomination for 'Something About You,' in 2015 and in 2022 Maple was nominated for APRA Most Performed Pop Work with 'Glow' performed by Jessica Mauboy.

Maple has performed at festivals including Coachella, Lollapalooza and EDC Vegas, Field Day, Splendour in the Grass, Groovin the Moo and FOMO festival. She has supported New Zealand singer Lorde, Swedish band Little Dragon and American rapper 6lack. In 2017, Maple released her own debut album, Lover which debuted at #2 on the Australian iTunes Chart. Lover featured US rapper GoldLink and Rome Fortune. Maple wrote, directed and performed several conceptual live performances including Lover and Utopia to accompany her releases as well as creative directed assets for the release. Maple has been featured in many publications including Vogue , Harpers Bazaar ELLE, Interview Magazine, Schon! Magazine and Wonderland.

Maple released her second LP MYTH in 2020 which was accompanied by a self-directed, written and produced live performance film, screened in the Joan Sutherland Theatre the Sydney Opera House. The performance film MYTH, won 2 Australian Cinematography Society awards.

In 2021 Maple moved away from the traditional music landscape to explore new mediums across film, live performance and technology. In 2021 Maple performed at the Cartier High Jewelry Event and in 2022 built 'Time,' a conceptual live performance to celebrate the launch of Dom Pérignon's P2 champagne. She also performed for the Australian Women's Film Festival in collaboration with Cartier and on the runway for Australian Fashion Week. In 2025, Maple performed a private bespoke dinner for Cartier at Melbourne's Attica.

In 2026, Maple designed and executed a bespoke performance and original music for Diptique and Australian cosmetics store Mecca. Maple privately released the 9 minute piece of music 'Metamorph' and performed the piece of music to limited capacity audiences in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and London.

01Discography

Albums

Title Details
Lover
Myth
  • Released: 11 December 2020
  • Label: Etcetc

Extended plays

Title Details
Vacant Space

Singles

Title Year Album Label
"Talk Talk" 2014 Vacant Space Future Classic
"Where You End And I Begin"
(featuring Grande Marshall)
2015 Lover
"Sticks and Horses"
(featuring GoldLink)
2016 Virgin/EMI
"Buried"
(featuring Rome Fortune; with What So Not)
"Lover" 2017
"Kryptonite"
"Hero"
"Magic Woman" 2019 Non-album singles Etcetc
"Superhuman"
"Fade" 2020 Myth
"The Hill"

Appearances and credits

Title Year Artist Album Credits Label
"Foreign Language" 2011 Flight Facilities Non-album single Vocals (as Jess) Future Classic
"Frozen" 2012 YesYou YesYou Vocals, writer (uncredited) Bossy Music
"Bring You Down" 2012 Flume Flume Vocals, writer Future Classic
"To Be Alone feat. Omar" 2014 Yolanda Be Cool" Ladies & Mentalmen writer Sweat It Out!
"On & On" 2013 Snakehips Non-album single Vocals, co-writer Hoffman West
"Rescue" 2013 Deetron Music Over Matter Vocals, co-writer Music Man Records
"Embrace feat. Ariela Jacobs" 2013 Goldroom Embrace EP Writer independent
"Sonnet" 2014 Slime In the Brick House Mixtape Vocals, co-writer independent
"High You Are" ( Branches Remix) 2014 What So Not The Quack EP Writer Sweat It Out!
"No Time" 2014 Hayden James Vocals, writer Future Classic
"Hot Dog" 2015 Slime Company Vocals, co-writer(uncredited) Weird World Records
"Gemini" 2015 What So Not Gemini EP Vocals, writer Owsla / Sweat It Out!
"Can't Get Enough" 2015 Basenji Trackpad EP Vocals(uncredited)

co-writer

Future Classic
"Arrows feat. Dawn Golden" 2015 What So Not Gemini EP co-writer Owsla / Sweat It Out!
"Air" 2015 Basenji Trackpad EP Vocals(uncredited)

co-writer

Future Classic
"Something About You" 2015 Hayden James Non-album single Vocals (uncredited) Future Classic
"Talk 2015 DJ Snake Encore Vocals, co-writer Interscope
"Ghost" 2015 Tkay Maidza Non-album single Co-writer, co-producer Dew Process / Universal Music Australia
"Skyline" 2015 Karma Fields Non-album single Vocals (uncredited)

Writer

Monstercat
"Just a Lover" 2016 Hayden James Non-album single Vocals

(uncredited) co-writer

Future Classic
"Trust" 2016 What So Not Divide & Conquer Vocals

(uncredited) Writer

Sweat It Out!
"Buried" 2016 What So Not and George Maple Divide & Conquer Vocals, co-writer Sweat It Out!
"Real Thing" 2017 Bondax Writer Recur Records
"Lone" 2016 What So Not Divide & Conquer Co-writer Sweat It Out!
"Feel It" 2016 What So Not Divide & Conquer Co-writer, vocals ( uncredited) Sweat It Out!
"Embrace" 2016 Goldroom Co-writer, vocals Downtown
"Afterglow" 2016 Tkay Maidza Tkay Co-writer, co-producer Dew Process / Universal Music Australia
"Simulation" 2016 Tkay Maidza Tkay Co-writer, co-producer Dew Process / Universal Music Australia
"Follow Me" 2016 Tkay Maidza Tkay Co-writer, co-producer Dew Process / Universal Music Australia
"We Keep on Running" 2018 What So Not & Toto Not All the Beautiful Things / Old Is New Co-writer Sweat It Out! / Counter Records
"Altitude" 2021 Flight Facilities Forever (Flight Facilities album) Co-writer Future Classic
"Heartbeat" 2021 French Braids Phases Vocals, co-writer Armada Music
"Glow" 2021 Jessica Mauboy Non-album single Co-writer Warner Music
"Slugger 1.4 2014 Export.WAV 2022 Flume Non-album single Co-writer, vocals Future Classic
"Girl feat. Melanie C" 2025 Anna Lunoe and Melanie C Pearl Co-writer NLV Records
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