Georgia Anne Muldrow is a singer, producer and songwriter from Los Angeles, United States. She is a US jazz musician whose work sits in hip hop and soul, and she is also associated with funk.

Born in 1983, Muldrow grows up in Los Angeles and comes from a musical family: her father invents instruments for Eddie Harris, and her mother, Rickie Byars, sings with the Pharoah Sanders Ensemble. As a teenager she moves briefly to New York, where she records seven songs for her self-released EP Worthnothings, which appears in 2005.

She first gains wider attention through her collaboration with Platinum Pied Pipers on their debut Triple P. She then signs to Stones Throw Records, which reissues Worthnothings and releases her debut full-length album, Olesi: Fragments Of An Earth.

Muldrow also works on a number of collaborations outside her own releases. These include duets with Erykah Badu, “Fly Away” on Sa-Ra’s Hollywood Recordings, “Master Teacher” on Erykah Badu’s New Amerykah Part One: 4th World War, and the song “Roses”, on which she produces and sings lead vocals for Mos Def’s The Ecstatic. Her writing and production are known for an abstract approach that departs from standard song structure.