1) Deep Dimension started in Blair’s Haight-Ashbury apartment in San Francisco that soon spilled over into performing often in the somewhat booming open mic scene in the city. Blair mixed his alternative rock and pop roots with a fresh electro sound that was influenced by a lot all night raves and video game soundtracks from late night gaming sessions to create the alt electro rock/pop that started catching people’s attention. At the time going just as Blair the name eventually was changed to Deep Dimension after realizing that there were too many active musicians using the same name. Deep Dimension officially has one member, Blair, with accompaniment by Steven C for live shows. Blair first started playing guitar at 13 after learning some chords from his father. He started singing and performing live at 14. At 15 he joined his first band as lead guitar. He was the only member under 18 and when they started playing in night clubs they would often bring their own sharpie to mark an X on his hands in an effort to keep security from checking his non-existent ID. Soon Blair became proficient on bass and drums and started writing and recording his own material. Several bands later and after plenty of time working on his craft Blair decided to start his own project.

2) Deep Dimension is a duo coming from the south of The Netherlands which recently started their own label GEN X. The duo is formed by Jeffrey Hek & Jimmy van de Geijn, both being active dj's/producers for over 2 decades which is evident by their powerful sets and records. Since 2015 the evolved from being solo artists to a dynamic duo bringing a whole new sound onto the dancefloor. With their signature sound combined with deep basslines, powerful kicks and knowing what every crowd wants, it is safe to say that they are a one-to-watch duo for the future. Recently they got signed to the Rekids label from label boss Radio Slave. The tracks on their latest vinyl 'GEN X' EP are being played by artists such as Joseph Capriati and Adam Beyer at Awakenings, Dax J at Boilerroom and Radio Slave at XO BE to name a few. It is safe to say that they are stars on the rise. With some new work coming up they are starting to get the attention from clubs and festivals at home and abroad. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.