Hailing from the Midwest but currently based in Boston, MA, Hallam George and his band the Hallelujah Chorus bring forth a delicate yet infectious blend of folk, funk, and psychedelia. Hallam writes, arranges and produces for his band as well as singing, playing guitar, tenor and alto saxophones, and piano. He also takes on clients for freelance musical services such as mixing, production, songwriting and recording. In the process of finishing his final year at Berklee College of Music with a bachelors degree in Songwriting and a second degree in Contemporary Writing and Production, Hallam has already released three singles independently and has a new double single on the way, “Don’t Try and Keep Me,” releasing early 2023. 

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Drawing influence from a wide array of artists, ranging from folk rock to hip-hop, Hallam George and his Hallelujah Chorus have been engaging Boston audiences since 2018, both on-stage and through streaming services such as Spotify (where his 2019 debut single, the driving but ethereal rock anthem “What’s the Plan?” has accumulated over 53,000 streams). Hallam has been on two national tours as a guitarist and vocalist with rock and funk bands, and has worked as an engineer, producer, and writer with various upcoming singers, bands, and rappers. 

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In addition to fronting his Hallelujah Chorus and working with clients, Hallam is one of the two founding members of a budding production company based in his hometown of Columbia, Missouri, named Terrapin Records. The company has worked since the summer of 2020 to help independent artists create quality content such as recordings, performance videos, merchandise and more.