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Originally from the North West UK Ger has been spinning since 1992 playing early rave and house inspired by djs like Carl Cox and Jeremy Healy for there aggressive mixing techniques,.Through the 90's my sound got more dark and progressive following the likes of Nick warren ,Anthony Pappa and of coarse Sasha and Jonny Digweed.In 1999 Ger moved to Dublin,Ireland and was immersed in a vibrant club scene attending the legendary Temple Theater, Ormonde Dublin and the GPO in Galway.Holding weekly and monthly residencies on Radio4by4 and Progressive Heaven.Recently Gerz has had mixes Featured on Progressive House Classics blog and plays his podcast Purple haze sessions drops on selected Radio stations across the internet including Subcode , Super Progressive ,KDK DJ's , Progressive House UK ,Sonar Bliss Radio Belfast , RTE PULSE " Back 2 Basics" ,Mixpub Radio, Inferno radio, Chicago Youth radio,So What! Radio ,ODH Radio & Report2Dancefloor Radio dropping the deepest darkest house , techno and oldskool vibes . http://idgerc.wix.com/purple-audio 💜
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It is with a heavy heart I have decided to retire from "paid" Dj work. I have had over 30 years in the game and have played to 10 people and a club at capacity of over 5000. I will still be realising the odd mix on here. I just want to thank everyone who was supported me over the years. Stay blessed and live for the music. Regards GeeMix x
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I first started taking an interest in dj'in around 1998 when I was into bouncy house & trance. I often visited a place called the Tram Shed in Halifax which was run by Pete Monsoon. Over the years I watched others mixing and soon picked it up, thus starting my addiction to vinyl. In 1999 I was introduced to the sounds of oldskool house and was hooked from the off. I have since narrowed down my own particular favourite genre - Italian house music for which I have to give thanks to one of the best teachers of the genre I have come across Rich Law AKA Vinylanimal who not only introduced me to italian house but taught me a lot. Over the years have built up a nice tidy collection. I enjoy a mix of both dj'in and chasing that illusive rare piece of vinyl. Relentlessly searching for unknown obscure italian gems to feed my ever increasing addiction. Over the years I have been lucky enough to dj at some of the north west of Englands most popular events and venues. I am part of a group of friends who love italian house and oldskool music called 'Mash House Productions' feel free to give our mixcloud and youtube page a visit www.mixcloud.com/mashhouse_productionswww.youtube.com/mashhouse
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Custom Technics SL1210 turntables, Ortofon 'Nightclub' cartridges, Pioneer DJM600 mixer, Sennheiser HD25 headphones, Yamaha DSP for ambience, M Audio 24/96 sound card, Adobe Audition, Sound Forge. Oh yeah; loads and loads of records!
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i started djing at 16 after months of begging the parents for months to buy me some 1210s,which i still use today going strong.my passion in music has to be old school piano,retro and vocal funky house if you cant sing to it then its no good lol.in the early nineties i started going clubbing,and for me to this day was the best for music.when i first got my 1210s i had no intension of djing in clubs it was just a hobby for and for my own enjoyment.i was actually tricked by a fellow dj and good friend who was already djing in clubs,when he phoned me up one thurday night and said he was ill and needed me to help him out and play at a bar for him,to which i found out later it was actually a dj competition to which he entered me and to my surprise i won to which the prize was residency at bradfords biggest dance club which pulled 700 to 800 in every friday and saturday night,my first night djing in the club was christmas eve which was packed out and i was shitting it,it was a big difference mixing some tracks in the bedroom and then to bid audience but i absolutely loved it and was hooked,and so my djing career was born. within the first year things went from strength to strength playing in numerous clubs all over yorkshire and holding down residencys and playing alongside some of the biggest names in the country (alister whitehead,k klass,paul taylor just to name a few) i was more known as a dj for my old school sets and so i was made a resident for retro which took me to ibiza djing at eden and loved every minute. in the mid 2000s i began working with a fellow dj (adam g) at a place called bar me which was just a bar not a club,but in the first 6 months playing there the profits soared 700% and went from a free bar and having to pay in on the door,so we sat down and thought were on to a winner here and decided to brand our own night and event,and so worship was born. our brand of night went from strength to strength holding down rooms at space,gatecrasher,visage and ethios,garlands and many more,we even ended up with our own radio show on a friday night on dvm radio (dance vinyll masters). i think the reason our night worked so well was because we didnt brand it as one style of music it was straight across the board,if it was a classic then it got played. in 2008 we decided to pull the brand as we both wanted to persue over interests,i decided to take a break from djing as it got to a stage where i stopped enjoying it and felt more of a chore going to work instead of doing something i loved. so now im back,loving my music more then ever and back on the scene :-)
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this is a 2nd profile i have set up where i will be posting up all my old mix tapes for you to enjoy
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