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For the Scottish author and geographer, see George Cossar Pringle. For the Scottish-Australian surgeon, see George Hogarth Pringle.

George Pringle (full name: Georgina Richards-Pringle) is an artist, performer and writer from London, U.K. She is best known for her stream-of-consciousness style poetry and prose delivered over backing tracks which she creates on GarageBand music software.

Biography

Pringle was born in London on December 28, 1984 to architect parents. She grew up in World's End, Chelsea. She drew constantly from a young age and at the age of 11, went to board at Malvern Girls' College in Worcestershire after winning the Art Scholarship. George studied piano. She first started experimenting with home recording at the age of 16 when got hold of her older brother's guitar and started making demos on a two deck Karaoke machine at home during the holidays. She then started recording tracks on a French Oral examination tape recorder in the school hall at night using the assembly microphone. She formed a punk band whilst at Malvern.

Pringle studied Fine Art at Oxford Brookes University. It was at University that she acquired GarageBand music software which came on her iBook and started composing electronic music to accompany the poetry and prose that she writes. She has recorded live sessions for BBC Radio 1 and featured on The Verb for BBC3. She has played Music and Literary Festivals including Reading, Leeds, Bestival and Latitude. At the beginning of 2010, she supported the French band Air on the European leg of their tour.

Based in London, she has released two critically acclaimed LPs to date. "Salon des Refuses" (a conceptual poetry album) and "Golfo dei Poeti" (a conceptual soundtrack album). She also provides the vocals for the track Cutlery Drawer on the Scottish band Errors' 2008 album It's Not Something But It Is Like Whatever

George returned to university and graduated with an MA in Filmmaking from Goldsmiths in 2015. She is currently writing her first book and working on a photography show: www.instagram.com/georgepringlestudio

Releases

  • "Golfo dei Poeti" (album), March 2013 (self released)
  • "Salon des Refusés", September 2009 (self released)
  • "LCD, I love you, but you're bringing me down", Sept 2008 (Trouble Records)
  • "Poor EP, Poor EP Without a Name", March 2008 (self released)

References

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