George Moore
After graduating from the Jazz Piano program at London’s prestigious Guildhall School of Music and Drama, George Moore has pursued a varied career in music, working at the highest level across a wide range of disciplines.
From early work as a pianist and musical director for artists such as Tom Misch, Florence and the Machine, Jorja Smith and Mura Masa among many others, to composition and orchestration contributions on projects for the BBC Proms and the Metropole Orchestra (with Chaka Khan) and even working as piano tutor to Rami Malek for his Oscar-winning performance as Freddie Mercury in “Bohemian Rhapsody”, the breadth and depth of George’s musical experience allows him to approach collaborations with a rare musicality, sensitivity and adaptability.
Over the last several years George has turned increasingly towards the world of songwriting and production. Initial collaborations (including YEBBA’s timeless debut “Evergreen" and his contributions to NAO’s GRAMMY-nominated album “Saturn”) quickly caught the attention of major publishers, culminating in a publishing deal with Warner Chappell.
George’s ability to effortlessly cross genres has led to collaborations across a broad spectrum of contemporary music with artists on both sides of the Atlantic, including Stormzy, Snoh Aalegra, YEBBA, Nao, Serpentwithfeet, Kwabs, Rozzi, PJ Morton, Rudimental, Jamila Woods, Adam Lambert, Sugababes, Paloma Faith, James Vickery, Rum.gold and many more.
Stormzy’s single “Firebabe” (co-written and produced by George), taken from his third #1 album “This Is What I Mean” was recently nominated for Song Of The Year at the 2024 BRIT Awards.
