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Established by John Gale in London in 1966, Studio G produced a wide range of genres and styles, geared toward local TV, sports programming and adverts. As Ryan Jebavy, producer of Dream a Dream, explains in his liner notes, it unleashed “pastoral folk, maniacal horror, funk-spat jazz, quixotic pop, alluring electro and the usual novelty side spells of national anthems, children’s music and whatever other utilitarian cues society demanded of the moment” upon the commercial space.
Even as more sizable outfits such as KPM, Bruton, De Wolfe and Chappell consumed the majority of the marketplace, Studio G offered a truly fetching alternative—sleek, hip art not previously seen on mostly unremarkable album covers released by neighboring companies, not to mention bold, daring and adventurous music cues truly unique to Studio G.
In addition to serving as a fabled fountain of musical delights for several prominent British television programmes—including Doctor Who, Vision On, The Snooker, Bowling, The Darts Show and Top Crown —Studio G’s music has also been sampled by a slate of cutting-edge artistss, from the Chemical Brothers and U.N.K.L.E. to Tyler, the Creator and Knxwledge.