Genix

Building on years of innovation and versatility across the spectrum of electronic music, Genix is an accomplished international DJ and producer who’s maintained his status as an innovator for the duration of his career. Following an unbeatable run of releases that’s cemented him as one of the leading artists on the UK-based Anjunabeats label, Genix has recently been inspired to look towards his roots at a time when the UK club scene is embracing the euphoric energy of 90s rave. His DJing has taken him across the UK, North America, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Ibiza in recent times, and at one point he held the Guinness World Record for the longest DJ set in history, clocking in at 84 hours. He also previously held the World Record for the highest-recorded altitude DJ set, playing at Mount Everest Base Camp at 5,600 metres above sea level.

Pushing an exciting new sound that makes a departure from many of his previous works, he is one of
the most exciting acts in Anjunabeats’ impressive stable. With no compromise in his style across his
100+ released singles and remixes and no desire to water down his sound in order to reach more
commercial audiences, he is an artist who is truly dedicated to his scene.

His new formidable sound blends the most exciting elements of trance, techno, house and
progressive into a potent, high octane cocktail. With a penchant for in-your-face textures and sounds
set against stunning melody and beautiful atmospherics, his sound is at the vanguard of the trance
movement. Blending reverence for the formative sounds of 1990s dance music upbringing with the
sounds of now, his tracks are consistently among the most exciting in the scene.

He first found fame as a resident and promoter at legendary UK club night Passion, which was one of
the epicentres of the ‘90s/2000s trance explosion. Cutting his name alongside the scene’s biggest
DJs, he amassed a wealth of knowledge and experience that would give him solid foundations for the
rest of his career. By the time he turned his hand to production in the early 2000s, he had a keen
understanding of what worked on a dancefloor, giving him a huge head-start. It quickly became clear
that he was as talented in the studio as behind the decks, and it wasn’t long before he was attracting
major attention. His massive remix of Peter Gelderblom’s ‘Waiting 4’ version Red Hot Chilli Peppers’
‘Standing On The Shore’ was a huge hit on BBC Radio 1, and over the years he has remixed many of
the trance scene’s finest, including Above & Beyond, Markus Schulz and Sander Van Doorn.

Following years of building his name via releases on cult trance labels, he began a long and
successful relationship with scene leaders Anjunabeats in 2013. Over 20 originals and remixes later
with Above & Beyond’s acclaimed label and he continues to be one of their most important artists,
with some major plans in the works to elevate him to higher reaches still. His DJing has taken him
across the UK, Europe, Asia, Middle East and Ibiza in recent times, and at one point he held the
Guinness World Record for the longest DJ set in history, clocking in at 84 hours. He also recently
broke the world record for playing a DJ set at the highest recorded altitude, playing at Mount Everest
Base Camp at 5,600 metres above sea level.