Album lore

All That Must Be, issued in March 2018 on Double Six Records, finds George FitzGerald refining his blend of dubstep, future garage, and dub techno across ten tracks. The British producer’s approach here leans into deep house textures and measured rhythms, evident in cuts like "Burns" and "Nobody But You," the latter featuring Hudson Scott’s vocal. The album balances warm synths and subtle percussion with a restrained, immersive quality.Recorded during a period when FitzGerald was sharpening his production craft, All That Must Be reflects a command of spacious arrangements and an ear for detail. Tracks such as "Two Moons Under" and "The Echo Forgets" display a deft touch with atmospheric layering without excess ornamentation. This 2018 release holds a quiet resonance in the electronic canon, suited to those who prize nuance over immediacy.

Album lore

All That Must Be, issued in March 2018 on Double Six Records, finds George FitzGerald refining his blend of dubstep, future garage, and dub techno across ten tracks. The British producer’s approach here leans into deep house textures and measured rhythms, evident in cuts like "Burns" and "Nobody But You," the latter featuring Hudson Scott’s vocal. The album balances warm synths and subtle percussion with a restrained, immersive quality.Recorded during a period when FitzGerald was sharpening his production craft, All That Must Be reflects a command of spacious arrangements and an ear for detail. Tracks such as "Two Moons Under" and "The Echo Forgets" display a deft touch with atmospheric layering without excess ornamentation. This 2018 release holds a quiet resonance in the electronic canon, suited to those who prize nuance over immediacy.