George FM Summer Tour: NEW PLYMOUTH

ALCEMIST (UK)
Lewisham born Producer & DJ Alcemist has firmly established his work into UK music culture.
Through crafting his UK Garage & House influenced Drum and Bass records Alcemist has had a string of hits - including his recent galvanising piece “Stan Smith” with Coco, the soulful 
yet electric number “Gone” and has recently put his nmistakably Alcemist spin on Bru-C’s track “Paradise”. These recent successes are backed by an expansive back catalogue which 
shows the development of his sound.
With track support spanning from the likes of Andy C, Hedex, Wilkinson, Aries, Voltage, Nicky Blackmarket, Jeremiah Asiamah, Sian Anderson and more it’s clear to see that Alcemist’s music has made a mark on the UK music scene and will be influential for years to come.

Check out his music HERE

DEGS (UK)
Degs has honed his craft and become adept in many styles. With a strong R&B and hip hop influence, his songwriting and MCing soon took a soulful turn proving the adaptability and musical prowess of this accomplished songwriter. Degs draws upon an a broad set of lyrical forms, fusing fast sprays with harmonious singing inspired by the likes of Fats, Eksman and Dynamite. It’s no easy feat to master the dual-craft of rapping and singing, with few MC’s possessing the skills shown by the latest artist to join the Hospital family.

His debut single Poveglia (feat De:Tune) was an overwhelming success which garnered support in clubs across the globe and became one of the D+B anthems of summer 2018. With over 500,000 streams on his debut single, he moved from strength to strength, following ‘Poveglia’ up with a sterling ‘Mixtape Sprayout’, featuring unique verses sitting atop iconic Hospital classics, including the ‘Black Sheep’ freestyle which brought him to the attention of London Elektricity.

Now one of the most sought-after MCs on the circuit, the future is exceedingly bright for Hospital’s most recent vocalist.

Check out music HERE

KINGS
New Zealand born producer, rapper, singer, songwriter, KINGS burst onto the scene in 2016 with his single 'Don't Worry 'Bout It'. The track went on to become the biggest local release that year, selling triple platinum, surpassing the record for longest running #1 on the New Zealand Singles Chart from Lorde, by spending 33 consecutive weeks at the top. 

Following his debut smash hit, KINGS then released three projects independently, displaying the depth and breadth of his musical abilities and dexterity. First up, his debut album 'Chapter One', with the Gold selling hit 'We'll Never Know', soon followed by his second album 'Two', with the Gold selling hit 'You Do'. He completed the trilogy with the double album 'LOV3 and 3GO', which featured the Double Platinum hit '6 Figures' and Gold selling hit 'ALIV3'. KINGS' most recent album RAPLIST, was released in 2021 to mass acclaim, and features the Platinum smash hit 'Help Me Out', featuring Sons Of Zion
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Alongside his own music, Kings has collaborated with a wide variety of artists both locally and abroad including, L.A.B., Bliss n Esso, Dizzee Rascal, CHAII, Louis Baker, Hamo Dell, Stan Walker, Ria Hall, Jolyon Petch, Pacific Heights, Magik Johnson, General Lee, Dan Aux and many more.

Over five years on from 'Don't Worry Bout It', KINGS has cemented himself as Aotearoa music royalty, writing, recording, mixing and mastering his own music under his self-run label Arch Angel Records.

Check out his music HERE

BROOK GIBSON
Chaotic energy, personified. That’s what springs to mind when talking about Brook.  You’ll catch him co-hosting George FM Drive throughout the week alongside his co-host, Sin. 

When behind the decks he blends his love of all things house, techno and 140 naughties to have everyone throwing around high kicks like no one's business. Although if you catch him later in the evening, be assured things will get a tad heavier and curve balls will be thrown, you’ve been warned.  
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He’s known to spark up a bit of crowd interaction, jump on the mic and really channel his inner show pony. So, if you’re down for a knees up and bloody good boogie, go check him out. But don’t be surprised if he asks if anyone’s here from Hastings? Hooroo