Georgie Jessup

Original music in the Americana genre in the Baltimore, MD area.

This site is full of information about my musical and other projects.

Performance dates for :

• Myself
• the Cosmic Cowgirls
• Edith May’s Paradise

 

You can also find a few of the music videos from the past and from recent releases.

The photo gallery will include some of my shadow box artwork and talk a bout other projects I am involved in.

Meet The Cosmic Cowgirls, check out our schedules and bios. We hope to include videos, future recordings, reviews, pictures, and much more.

Edith May’s Paradise is a listening room/house concert space that I run. We have one show a month with a featured artist and an opening act. From time to time we have songwriter’s round robins where the songwriters discuss their songs and some insights into how the song was written. We encourage the audience to ask questions and join in the discussion.

Mom & Pop’s Toys  (coming soon)- when you come to EMP you will notice many old toys and Americana all over the walls and in showcases. The toys came from my father’s family’s toy store. You will see some of these toys and the history of Mauler Brothers.

 

Edith May’s Paradise

“Yes, you’re entering a private residence, but the moment you descend into the EMP performance area, you’re going to realize that ACTUALLY this private residence houses one of the best venues in the DC metropolitan area.”
– Rob Hinkal

Our in house concerts are canceled until further notice.  We’ll still post the featured artists here and on the featured artist page.

Check it out for links to listen to some of their music.

November’s Featured Artists

Friday, November 19th

 

 

Ferdinand the Bull

“Alt-folk foursome Ferdinand the Bull has already secured a spot in my musical heart. They echo with the sounds of early Americana string bands and harmony-rich vocal interplay. Get ready, they might just end up being your new fall soundtrack.”  Will’s Weekend Wrap-Up – NoiseTrade

 

Listen to some of their music here

 

 

Cosmic Cowgirls

“My Work Here Ain’t Yet Done is like looking at a wide screen canvas painted with colorful sound placed in perfect balance.”  Akira Otsuka – musician, producer (Smithsonian/Folkways label)

Listen to some of their music here.