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UK Garage, also known as UKG, is a sub-genre of electronic music that originated in the United Kingdom during the mid to late 1990s. It blends elements of house, jungle, and R&B to create a unique sound that is instantly recognizable. UK Garage is characterized by its fast, syncopated beat, chopped-up vocal samples, and soulful melodies.

Some of the most popular artists of the UK Garage genre include Craig David, DJ EZ, Artful Dodger, So Solid Crew, and MJ Cole. These artists were instrumental in popularizing the genre in the UK and beyond, with their hits such as "Fill Me In", "Rewind", "Movin' Too Fast", "21 Seconds", and "Sincere" respectively.

UK Garage has a strong presence in the UK radio scene, with several stations dedicated to the genre. Some of the most popular UK Garage radio stations include:

- Rinse FM: One of the most well-known UK Garage stations, Rinse FM has been broadcasting since 1994 and has played a significant role in the development of the genre.

- Flex FM: A community station that focuses on UK Garage, Flex FM has been broadcasting for over 25 years and has a loyal following.

- House FM: Although not exclusively a UK Garage station, House FM plays a lot of UKG and has been instrumental in promoting the genre to a wider audience.

- KISS FM UK: One of the biggest commercial radio stations in the UK, KISS has a dedicated UK Garage show called KISS Garage, which is hosted by DJ EZ.

UK Garage continues to be a popular genre in the UK and has seen a resurgence in recent years, with new artists such as Conducta, Holy Goof, and Skepsis pushing the boundaries of the genre and taking it in new directions.



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