Plastic Flowers

Georgios started recording music on a TASCAM Multi-track and released a series of bedroom pop influenced EPs that have received praise for their lo-fi touch.^{[7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15]}

In 2014 his debut album Evergreen was released through Inner Ear Records,^[16] and Crash Symbols^[17] in Europe and the United States respectively. He later moved to London^[18] and recorded his second full-length album Heavenly^[19] in November 2015,^[20][21] and Absent Forever in 2017, both released via The Native Sound and distributed by Warner.

He became the first Greek act ever to perform at South by Southwest.^[22][23] He has also toured USA and Europe and performed live at the Royal Academy of Arts,^[24] Fun Fun Fun Fest, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center,^[25] Athens Concert Hall and Thessaloniki Concert Hall,^[26] and shared the stage with Bonobo, A.R.Kane, Emancipator, Still Corners and others.

On his debut album Evergreen he collaborated with Keep Shelly in Athens^[27] and NY-based artist and painter Ed Askew, who also painted the album cover for Heavenly.^[28]

He is an Assistant Professor of Public Policy at King's College London.^[30][31] As an undergraduate studying German at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki between 2009 and 2014, Samaras read modern and contemporary literature. He later obtained a Master's degree in Education Policy, and a PhD both from King's College London,^[32] where he investigated the rise of far-right extremism in Greece during the fiscal crisis.^[33] He often contributes to Greek newspapers Kathimerini^[34] and Efimerida ton Syntakton,^[35] and Euronews.^[36]

In June 2020, during the Black Lives Matter protests in London, he started a campaign against a local school in West Hampstead,^[37][38] named after slaver William Beckford. The campaign received coverage from national and local media, and support from British actress Emma Thompson^[39] resulting in a name change.^[40]