The Netherlands has not only produced many world-class judokas (for example, Anton Geesink was the very first Westerner to beat the Japanese at their own judo game), but also the world’s foremost deejays. It seems that Dennis van der Geest is well on his way to achieving both accolades. Among a bagful of judo medals, he became world judo champion in the men's open division in 2005. Another feather in his cap was a bronze medal in the men's heavyweight division at the 2004 Olympic Games.

Moreover, for many years, he has brought the same level of dedication – some would say fanaticism! – to the music table. Dennis van der Geest has long been an enthus​iastic​ally received guest DJ at a wide variety of dance parties. On top of that, he has been the star attraction at massively attended events organized by himself.

DJ Dennis van der Geest’s repertoire can be best described as trendy and highly danceable groovy house with vocals and funky beats.