George Musgrave studies the psychological experiences and working conditions of creative careers. He collaboratively undertook a major research project entitled "Can Music Make You Sick?" about mental health and the music industry, exploring the links between anxiety/depression and precarious work, and cowrote a bestselling book on the subject. He has worked on ethical decision-making by music managers and wellbeing in the gig economy, and his research has been featured on BBC News, Pitchfork, Mixmag, GQ, The Financial Times, BBC Introducing, The Grammys, and Billboard among others. He is also a musician, signed with EMI/Sony/ATV.

"Beautifully written and thoughtfully conceived, The England No One Cares About is sociology as urgent as a rap lyric."— Professor Les Back, University of Glasgow"An emotional music autobiography of great courage which complicates how we understand class, identity and belonging."—Dr Joy White, author of Terraformed

George Musgrave studies the psychological experiences and working conditions of creative careers. He collaboratively undertook a major research project entitled "Can Music Make You Sick?" about mental health and the music industry, exploring the links between anxiety/depression and precarious work, and cowrote a bestselling book on the subject. He has worked on ethical decision-making by music managers and wellbeing in the gig economy, and his research has been featured on BBC News, Pitchfork, Mixmag, GQ, The Financial Times, BBC Introducing, The Grammys, and Billboard among others. He is also a musician, signed with EMI/Sony/ATV.

"Beautifully written and thoughtfully conceived, The England No One Cares About is sociology as urgent as a rap lyric."— Professor Les Back, University of Glasgow"An emotional music autobiography of great courage which complicates how we understand class, identity and belonging."—Dr Joy White, author of Terraformed

George Musgrave studies the psychological experiences and working conditions of creative careers. He collaboratively undertook a major research project entitled "Can Music Make You Sick?" about mental health and the music industry, exploring the links between anxiety/depression and precarious work, and cowrote a bestselling book on the subject. He has worked on ethical decision-making by music managers and wellbeing in the gig economy, and his research has been featured on BBC News, Pitchfork, Mixmag, GQ, The Financial Times, BBC Introducing, The Grammys, and Billboard among others. He is also a musician, signed with EMI/Sony/ATV.

"Beautifully written and thoughtfully conceived, The England No One Cares About is sociology as urgent as a rap lyric."— Professor Les Back, University of Glasgow"An emotional music autobiography of great courage which complicates how we understand class, identity and belonging."—Dr Joy White, author of Terraformed