Greg Sandler
1 mix · 2001
From San Francisco, California
Biography
Greg Sandler was introduced to San Francisco's dance culture in 1992 and was deeply involved within a year, going on to found Harmony Productions, a promotion outfit he ran for more than six years, and later opening the record store Harmonics, one of the Bay Area's most respected. He started DJing in 1993, releasing four tapes that ranged from progressive disco house to progressive trance and techno, drawing early influence from Richie Hawtin, Darren Emerson, Doran, and Jeno.
Known for a hard, pumping, tech-house-driven style with tribal techno and progressive house running through it, Sandler played across the Bay Area rave and club circuit at events including Area 51, Spiral, Rotation, Spundae, and Quest, sharing bills with DRC, Doran, Jeno, Tim Taylor, DJ Dan, Joey Beltram, Donald Glaude, and Doc Martin, among many others.
