Launched in London in 1996, Hospital Records was created by former soul boys Tony Colman and Chris Goss, as an outlet for their passion for Drum and Bass.
Musical style Expect to hear a fat bottom end, and hopefully some voices.
We love music that is live, warm, deep, soulful and original - we hate music that has waves, seagulls and dodgy sax solos. Chris, who used to work in Soho's Soul Jazz record shop, joined Tongue and Groove as label manager. In 1995 they shut it down to form two new labels, Hospital and Galactic Disco Music. GDM concentrated on funk and house music, but was put on ice when Hospital took off in 1998. Groovy, and devoid of any darkcore attitude, Hospital's early drum and bass output earned the label undeground credibility.