THE MIXES

Transistor 2008
George's concept on Transistor was a progression from minimal to funk and eventually into his signature hard Tech. In a similar vein to 2001's Fever Pitch, Transisitor takes the listener on a journey from hard to harder, without ever leaving the dancefloor behind.

Road Trip 2003
Road trip, George's 2003 studio mix, is perfect for those long lonely streches of highway. George delivers with a smooth sexy trip through funky and deep techno.

Fever Pitch 2001
Fever Pitch, progresses from big bangin' techno to blistering hard tech. George's quick mixing, eq mastery and excellent song selection are in full effect as he takes the energy level to a "fever pitch."

Live at Emu Ballroom 2001
Recorded at a Stylus Grooves event in 2001, this highly coveted dj mix showcases George's sound live and uncut. Live at Emu Ballroom is the quintessential George Holland mix, a techno lovers paradise with it's slammin' mixing, breakbeat riddled techno beats and ripping percussion.

THE BIO

George Holland began mixing records in 1993 and quickly established himself as a Northwest favorite throughout the 90's and into the current century. In the 15 years since he began playing, he has journeyed through many genres, starting with breakbeat hardcore and jungle, then moving on to breaks and house, and eventually finding his true voice in the techno sound, which he began to solely focus on in 1999. The pounding, looping sound of modern hard techno lends itself perfectly to George's skillset, consisting of lightning-fast mixing, liberal EQ work and delivery of a set that is constantly in motion.

Throughout his career, George has played all over the west coast, including bookings at the legendary Spundae weekly in San Francisco. A small sampling of some of the talent he has played alongside includes: Doc Martin, DJ Dan, Frankie Bones, Terry Mullan, Scott Henry, DJ Lewis of The Orb and John Acquaviva.