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On my radar: Georgia’s cultural highlights

The singer on Armando Iannucci’s new comedy, what she could learn from Gary Numan and her favourite vegan restaurant
Georgia Barnes: ‘I’m fascinated by the process of making records.’ Photograph: Joseph Connor

A Brit school alumna, singer and producer, Georgia Rose Harriet Barnes was born in 1990 in London. Her debut album, Georgia, came out in 2015 and her latest, Seeking Thrills, released in January, went to No 1 in the UK indie charts. She is the daughter of Neil Barnes, co-founder of electronic music group Leftfield, and was previously a drummer for artists Kwes and Kate Tempest. She was longlisted for and is currently .

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