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Ge-ology

30 listings in 8 named rooms, over the last three years · one ahead · 1,087 following on RA

In today's fast-paced culture of opportunism and ambition, you seldom meet an individual with remarkable abilities and a storied history of achievements concurrently anchored in humility. Thus, the virtuoso known as GE-OLOGY is a rare find indeed. During the 80's, the young Baltimore native eventually relocated to New York City, where his multi-dimensional talent was destined to ripen with opportunities that continue to ensue globally. This masterful music producer, exceptionally skilled DJ, and equally gifted visual artist has been acclaimed for over two decades, however he remains somewhat of a mystery. Over the course of his career, he's worked with the likes of Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Jill Scott, De La Soul, Yukimi Nagano (Little Dragon), Jem and even a young Tupac Shakur. After years of producing dominantly hip-hop tempo releases, he defiantly returned in 2015 with the dance floor monster "Moon Circuitry" featuring Mark de Clive-Lowe (his debut single on Theo Parrish's esteemed Sound Signature imprint). It was received in high regard as perhaps one of the top releases of the year in the underground dance music scene (instituting anticipation for his full-length LP scheduled to be released later this year).

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Although his roots in composing 4-on-the-floor dance tempo music dates as far back as his earliest hip-hop beats, this seemingly "new" direction boldly challenged expectations based on his previous body of work. Yet to the contrary, his very first production appearance came in the form of a collaboration with the Baltimore-based house music legends, The Basement Boys, who used one of his tracks for their 'Those Guys' moniker in 1993. Collecting records from the age of 5, playing instruments from age 9, and DJing since the age of 11...his relationship with music has been a lifelong journey of unyielding education & exploration. There's something very personal, intimate and risky in his approach to playing records that you don't often experience in today's DJ sets. Traveling across continents with selects from his carefully curated vinyl collection, he digs deep, weaving diverse genres that seamlessly coalesce to bring dance floors to life. ■

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Records out on Sony, Ubiquity Records, BMG, Sound Signature, Secretsundaze, Fat City Recordings, MCDE, Nervous Records, Tartelet Records and Phonica Records. — their own list on Resident Advisor

The nights

2026

2025 — 10 nights
2024 — 6 nights
2023 — 4 nights

Their rooms

One tick a night, on the one axis this page has — Aug 2023, where the listings start, to Jan 2027, the last night anybody has announced. The shaded end has not happened yet.

Aug 2023Jan 2027

Once each: Green Room NYC, Jupiter Disco, H0L0, Knockdown Center and Le Bain. Two of the 31 listings never named a room, and are not counted as one.

Who they play with

Counted from the bills themselves, over bills of twelve names or fewer. A pair's count includes a night that is announced and not yet played; where there is one, the row says when.

  • Cosmopublic records ×3, Signal ×1 · May 2024 – Jul 20264 nights
  • Paul Nickersonpublic records ×2 · Oct 2025 – Oct 2026 · together again Sat 31 Oct2 nights
  • Tom of Englandpublic records ×2 · Oct 2025 – Aug 20262 nights
  • Toribiopublic records ×1, Signal ×1 · Oct 2024 – Jan 20262 nights
  • Shawn Dubpublic records ×2 · Feb 2025 – Dec 20252 nights
  • Hidden Spherespublic records ×2 · Dec 2023 – Aug 20252 nights
  • Frank & Tonypublic records ×2 · Dec 2023 – Dec 20242 nights

On record

85 more, back to 1998

Every one of these resolves on Discogs; the ones that do not are not printed. What Discogs files them under is not printed either — its label column carries mix series as if they were imprints.

The nights, the rooms and the bills are the listings themselves. The biography, the labels and the photograph are Resident Advisor's. The records are Discogs'. Nothing on this page was written for it.