From an early age, music has been a constant presence in DJ Gios life. Growing up in a family closely connected to the industry—his father involved in concert promotion—he was exposed to live events, sound systems, and the energy of crowds long before stepping behind the decks himself. That early influence sparked a deep passion, which quickly evolved into a hands-on pursuit when his parents gifted him his first set of DJ decks at just 15 years old.
Since then, Georgio has built a versatile and dynamic DJ career, performing across a wide range of events including private parties, birthdays, weddings, christenings, and corporate functions. His ability to read a crowd and seamlessly adapt his sound has made him a trusted name for both intimate celebrations and large-scale gatherings. Notably, he has performed annually at a major Greek Cypriot festival, entertaining crowds of over 10,000 people and cementing his reputation within the community.
Beyond private events, Georgio has also worked closely with UK artists, supporting them as their DJ on tour—bringing high energy and consistency to live performances across the country. He also spent 10 summers in Agia Napa, Cyprus, playing in a variety of clubs and building an international presence on the nightlife circuit. His experience extends into London’s nightlife scene, where he has spent years playing in different lounges and venues, refining his sound and building a loyal following.
Specialising in R&B, Afrobeats, hip hop, bashment, and funky house, Georgio delivers a strong selection of English hits across these genres, alongside a separate repertoire of Greek, international, and Eastern European music. Alongside his DJ career, he has worked with a wide range of artists both in the UK and abroad, all while running his own record label—further deepening his experience within the music industry. This dual offering allows him to cater to diverse audiences, seamlessly switching between styles to suit the crowd and atmosphere, keeping dancefloors engaged at every event.
