Although having DJ’d around the block for 5 years, JimiJ has never felt more at home anywhere in Perth than at Geisha.   “I love the club. The music, the people. Even when I’m not playing, I usually go there anyway as I know that the music will be consistently on point and the crowd rocking.”   Previously playing marathon 7-8 hour sets at a club whose name will not be mentioned, Jimi experimented with mixing different genres at a costly price.   “I would fall asleep after a night of playing for so long and be literally dreaming I was still DJing. I could see Serato in front of me and getting worried about the track running out, before waking up! Those nights were tough but they helped develop my diversity as a DJ. Playing a wide variety of house styles keeps things interesting for the crowd, and for me.”   On a more serious note, his own productions have started to find their way into some large hands. Hands belonging to Jaytech, Marcus Schoss...