George FitzGerald Releases New Single "Gild"

Today George FitzGerald releases new single “Gild”. In a similar vein to recently released single “Incomplete Dreaming”, “Gild” is a nostalgic, garage-inspired tune, featuring trancey vocals and a warm, hooky bass.

“This track reminds me of working in Blackmarket in Soho on the deep house counter and afternoons pulling all the US import records down off the shelf to listen,” says George. “Also the Tuff Jam 4/4 garage records I used to buy as a kid. Those references are always close to the heart of what I do. I’m still really focused on going back to the essential elements of what I do in the studio.”

George’s residency with Rinse continues alongside artists such as Mount Kimbie and Isaac Carter, the first Saturday of every month. All episodes available to listen back on catchup here.

George FitzGerald is a singular voice in electronic music, uniting underground dancefloor progressivism with pop’s cutting edges for over a decade. Today’s release follows recent singles “Incomplete Dreaming”, “Gleams” and George’s huge collaborative track with Elderbrook, “Glad I Found You”.

2023 saw the release of his spell-binding EP, Not As I, which included the acclaimed single “Mother” ft. Lana Del Rey collaborator SYML (aka Brian Fennell), praised by the likes of Pete Tong, Clara Amfo, Steve Lamaq and the Evening Standard. Quick on its heels came remixes from rising star of the Australian underground dance scene, Pretty Girl and legendary American producer, DJ Shadow.

A master in reframing his work through new collaborations, George has also worked with the likes of Panda Bear, London Grammar, SOAK, Bonobo and Everything But the Girl’s Tracey Thorn.