Georgel talks to us about pioneering Mexican-AmericaR&B after 50 million streams

Georgel is a Mexican singer-songwriter whose songs have been collectively streamed worldwide over 50 million times. Born in 1985 in Monterrey, Mexico, he is considered a pioneer in the Latin R&B movement and the in the gay rights movement in music. Last year, Billboard magazine named him as one of the 15 LGBTQ+ artists who have defined the movement. In addition, his portfolio as a composer includes music credits for Gloria Trevi, Sebastián Yatra, Esteman and Maite Perroni, among others.  Georgel’s recently released “Adrenalina” is kind of a new beginning and a redefining for a young and superbly talented artist. Working with Empire, the prestigious record label known for having worked with music legends such as Iggy Azalea, Kendrick Lamar, Adam Lambert and Snoop Dogg, among others,  Georgel has produced songs that are not only Grammy-worthy, but just plain wonderful to listen to.

Mike
Mike
Michael Chisholm is the creator of Artistic Echoes, he currently edits the website and does interviews with the artists for From The Mic Stand and our ReverbNation Competition Winners. He is also a sometime poet, guitarist and game designer.

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