George Maple

George Maple
Origin Sydney, Australia
Genres Pop, electronic music, R&B, soul
Years active 2012 (2012)–present
Labels Virgin Records/EMI (Past: Future Classic)[1]
Website georgemaple.com
Members Jess Higgs

Jess Higgs, known professionally as George Maple, is an Australian singer, musician, songwriter and record producer. [2] She has worked previously with artists such as DJ Snake, What So Not, Flume, GoldLink and Flight Facilities.[3][4][5] Maple released her studio album Lover in 2017.[6]

Biography

George Maple's first feature appearance was on Flight Facilities' single "Foreign Language".[7] The song came in at number 72 on the Triple J Hottest 100, 2011,[8] and scored a J-Award for the accompanying music video.[9]

In 2017, Maple released her debut album, Lover[10] Peaking at number 19 on the Australian Aria Charts.[11][12][13]

In early 2018, she commenced her first national headline tour titled Lover Tour.[14][15] She has also supported New Zealand Singer Lorde on her Australian tour.[16][17]

Discography

Singles

Title Year Album Label
–
"Talk Talk" 2014 Vacant Space Future Classic
"Where You End And I Begin"

(featuring Grande Marshall)

 2015 Lover Future Classic
"Sticks and Horses"

(featuring GoldLink)

 2016 Virgin/EMI
"Buried"

(featuring Rome Fortune) (with What So Not)

"Lover" 2017
"Kryptonite"

"Hero"

Albums and extended plays

Title Year Details Tracklist Credits
Vacant Space 2014
  1. "Vacant Space"
 Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Harley Streten (co-producer, co-writer)

Chris Emerson (co-producer)

Russ Chimes (co-writer)

2. "Talk Talk" Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Alexander Burnett (co-writer)

James David (co-writer)

Harley Streten (co-producer)

Chris Emerson (co-producer)

3. "Gripp" (feat. Kilo Kish) Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)
4. "Began To Say" Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

William Archer (co-writer)

5. "Call of the Wild" Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

James Lyell (co-producer, co-writer)

Russ Chimes (co-writer)

Lover 2017

Charted #19 Aus Charts [18]

 "To Be a Lover (Intro)" (feat. Axel Morgan & Trevor Abbott) Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Axel Morgan (spoken word)

Trevor Abbott (spoken word)

2. "Sticks and Horses" (feat. GoldLink) Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Chris Emerson (co-producer)

Noah Beresin (co-producer, co-writer)

Michael Di Francesco (bass)

James Lyell (co-writer)

William Johnson (co-producer, co-writer)

D’Anthony Carlos (co-writer)

3. "LA Stripclub" Jessica Higgs (producer)
4. "Romancandy" Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Noah Beresin (co-producer, co-writer)

Chris Emerson (co-producer)

James Lyell (co-writer)

D’Anthony Carlos (vocals)

William Johnson (co-producer)

5. "I Like to Play With Him (Interlude)" (feat. Sophie Debaere) Jessica Higgs (producer)

Sophie Debaere (spoken word)

6. "Pain" Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

The Spaceteam (co-producer)

Michael Di Francesco (bass)

7. "Buried" (feat. Rome Fortune) (with What So Not) Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Chris Emerson (co-producer)

The Spaceteam (co-producer)

James Earl (co-producer)

Noah Beresin (co-producer, co-writer)

Jerome Fortune (co-writer)

8. "Lover (Interlude)" Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Trevor Lukather (guitar)

9. "Lover" Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Trevor Lukather (guitar)

Chris Emerson (co-producer)

Russ Chimes (co-writer)

Noah Beresin (co-producer)

10. "Harmonie du soir (Interlude)" (feat. Sophie Debaere) Jessica Higgs (producer, vocals)

Sophie Debaere (spoken word)

Daniel Pliner (keyboards)

11. "Hold Me By the Waist" Jessica Higgs (producer, writer)

Chris Emerson (co-producer)

Michel Heyaca (co-writer)

Daniel Pliner (keyboards)

12. "Desire (Interlude)" (feat. Alan Watts) Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Alan Watts (spoken word)

13. "Everybody Here Wants You" Jeff Buckley (writer)

Jessica Higgs (producer, vocals)

Daniel Pliner (keyboards)

Brendan Grieve (co-producer)

14. "Hero" Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

George Nicholas (co-producer, co-writer)

George Merrill (co-writer)

Shannon Rubicam (co-writer)

15. "Slow Dancing" Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Russ Chimes (co-writer)

Daniel Pliner (co-producer)

16. "Kryptonite" Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

George Nicholas (co-producer, co-writer)

Michael Di Francesco (bass)

17. "Where You End and I Begin" (feat. Grande Marshall) Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Chris Emerson (co-producer)

William Johnson (co-producer)

Grande Marshall (co-writer)

Ollie Dickinson (co-writer)

18. "Like You Used To" Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)
19. "Sweeter Than I" (feat. QTheMusic) Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Quentin Juarez (co-writer)

James Earl (co-writer)

Noah Andoh (co-writer)

Axel Morgan (co-writer)

The Spaceteam (co-producer)

QTheMusic (vocals)

20. "Will You" Jessica Higgs (writer, producer)

Russ Chimes (co-writer, keyboards)

Daniel Pliner (co-producer)

Appearances and credits

Title Year Artist Album Credits Label
"Foreign Language" 2011 Flight Facilities Non-album single Vocals (as Jess Higgs) Future Classic
"Frozen" 2012 YesYou YesYou Vocals (uncredited) Bossy Music
"Bring You Down" 2012 Flume Flume Vocals Future Classic
"Rescue" 2013 Deetron Music Over Matter Vocals Music Man Records
"Sonnet" 2014 Slime In the Brick House Mixtape Vocals Slime Music
"Hot Dog" 2015 Slime Company Vocals (uncredited) Weird World Records
"Gemini" 2015 What So Not Gemini EP Vocals OWSLA / Sweat It Out!
"Something About You" 2015 Hayden James Non-album single Vocals (uncredited) Future Classic
"Ghost" 2015 Tkay Maidza Non-album single Co-writer, co-producer Dew Process / Universal Music Australia
"Just a Lover" 2016 Hayden James Non-album single Vocals (uncredited) Future Classic
"Trust" 2016 What So Not Divide & Conquer Vocals (uncredited) Sweat It Out!
"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
"We Keep on Running"

(with Toto)

 2018 What So Not Not All the Beautiful Things Co-writer Sweat It Out! / Counter Records

References

  1. ↑ george-maple. "george-maple | EMI Music Publicity Portal". Emimusic.com.au. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  2. ↑ https://www.elle.com.au/culture/who-is-george-maple-15900
  3. ↑ "DJ Snake Releases 'Talk' Feat George Maple". Billboard.com. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  4. ↑ Biography by Paul Simpson. "George Maple | Biography & History". AllMusic. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  5. ↑ "On the Come Up: George Maple – Noisey". Noisey.vice.com. 9 January 2015. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  6. ↑ Georgia Maclaren (14 March 2018). "George Maple's Savvy Seven". Music Industry Inside Out. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  7. ↑ https://soundcloud.com/flightfacilities/foreign-language-feat-jess
  8. ↑ "Countdown | Hottest 100 – 2011 | triple j". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  9. ↑ "Flight Facilities – Foreign Language | J Awards Video Nomination| triple j". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  10. ↑ "Lover by George Maple on Apple Music". iTunes Store. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  11. ↑ "first listen george maple hero".
  12. ↑ "George Maple drops video for Hero, announces debut album". Pilerats. 12 May 2015. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  13. ↑ "George Maple / Ones To Watch". Onestowatch.com. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  14. ↑ Williams, Tom (30 October 2017). "George Maple Announces 2018 'Lover' National Tour". Music Feeds. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  15. ↑ "We're for Sydney". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  16. ↑ "Lorde, George Maple – LunchBox". Lunchboxtv.com.au. 22 November 2017. Retrieved 3 July 2018.
  17. ↑ https://www.interviewmagazine.com/music/first-things-first-george-maple
  18. ↑ https://www.itunescharts.net/aus/artists/music/george-maple/albums/lover/


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