Ruby Ruth George is a soulful singer-songwriter whose music blends elements of country, folk, jazz, blues, and gospel into heartfelt songs rooted in lived experience. Born and raised on the Redwood Coast of California, Ruby's love of music began early—singing in a Gospel Choir at age four and soloing by seven. Their passion for performance, storytelling, and instrumentation grew from there, shaped by hours spent learning trumpet, saxophone, violin, and guitar, and studying vocalists from Ella Fitzgerald to Gillian Welch.

Ruby’s songwriting took flight after moving to Portland, Oregon as a teen, where guitar became the vehicle for the melodies constantly playing in their head. Drawing inspiration from a wide array of artists from Emmylou Harris to Nirvana. Ruby cultivated a sound uniquely their own, marked by raw vulnerability, sharp wit, and soulful resilience.

Their journey has taken them across the country; from collegiate A Cappella in Oregon to Equestrian Studies in Missouri. From a barn in Kentucky to a ranch in California; all of which have colored their music with depth and authenticity. In 2017, they released their debut album Life Worth Living under the name Georgia Ruth, a collection of songs chronicling love, heartbreak, and self-discovery.

Now based in Northern California, Ruby continues to write and perform music that reflects their experience as a disabled queer person, weaving personal truth into songs that connect with audiences through empathy, humor, and a deep joy of life.