Georgi Claims It’s A “Goth Girl Summer”

Georgi Says It's A "Goth Girl Summer"

Goth Girl Summer

Georgi


A summer track to play through all seasons.

Georgi is an up-and-coming artist currently residing in Las Vegas. While she may look like a pop-based artist, Georgi is no stranger to the alternative scene. She makes music that provides pop-punk nostalgia with additional influences from recent artists. Georgi focuses on making music that bends genres to her will and takes the edge up a level. Her punk-based work is available on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music. While her hit, “Goth Girl Summer,” was originally released in 2021, Georgi teamed up with artist Clockbutterflies to provide a more amplified rendition of the track. 

“Goth Girl Summer” is a song that is genuinely genre-bending. It has an edgy alternative vibe but also brings powerful electronic and trap beats. Georgi makes a statement in this song by shouting her truth through poetry. Lyrics like “Not a girlfriend just a concept” and “You’re a sad girl till it’s a trend” show this song has a deeper meaning than just edginess. Clockbutterflies also adds a unique feature to the song. Just when you expect everything to wind down, they come in with an energy-boosting verse of their own. So, stream Georgi’s “Goth Girl Summer,” even though summer is coming to a close.



Discover more from RGM

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

This Post Has One Comment

  1. Pierre

    Interesting track, very far away from the 80´s goth sound. A lot more modern and punky without being up-tempo. Keep writing about music! Greetings from Sweden.

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

You Might Also Like

Popular Posts

Spotify’s top 10 Countdown Pages by pre-saves show just how anticipated 2026 releases already are — led by BTS, Bruno Mars, and Harry Styles.
Kendrick Lamar lands at No. 4 on Billboard’s Greatest Pop Stars of 2025 list — and his viral, culture-shifting year explains why.
Ye opens up about mental health and rejects claims that his apology was a PR move tied to the BULLY album rollout.
Paul Shoelace and Karrahbooo blend electro beats and confident lyricism into a playful, addictive track that’s impossible not to vibe with.