Over the past decade, Japanese American DJ and producer Georgie Oshiro has become a staple within Florida’s underground electronic music scene. Known for his energetic sets and genre-blending output, he’s earned his reputation from the ground up, performing across the state and leaving a lasting impression on those who live for the late-night revelry of club culture. His sound is based in tech house but constantly shifting, fusing elements of house, breaks and progressive influences to create an atmosphere unlike any other.
Now a Saturday night resident at Opulence Nightclub in downtown St. Petersburg, he stands at the centre of the city’s nightlife, bringing his sound to a crowd that’s come to expect nothing less than high-octane energy and hypnotic flow. His ability to read the room, to shift from deep grooves to peak-time anthems with exquisite control, has made him a fixture in Florida’s club scene.
But it’s in the studio where Georgie Oshiro is proving that his creative output extends far beyond the decks; after nearly a decade developing his sound, earlier this year, he unveiled his debut single “Move Yo Body.” Now, he returns with his follow-up single titled “Twerk,” released via the Sector 7 Muzic imprint, a track that confirms his development from skilled selector to producer on the rise.
“Twerk” is pure tech house energy, built around a deep, driving bassline and crisp percussion, it captures the tension of the dancefloor. Stacked with a hypnotic vocal hook and Georgie’s knack for infectious groove, the track feels like a snapshot of a perfect club moment, sweaty, loud and completely immersive. Pulsing bass energy maintains a steady rhythm while snapping hi hats and punching kick propels the track with relentless forward motion.
The release also comes with two incredible remixes that expand the track’s sonic scope, DJ Dew reimagines “Twerk” as a darker, more experimental journey, stripping it back to its hypnotic framework and twisting it into a mesmeric voyage. Meanwhile Alex Zelenka, a veteran producer known for collaborations with house legend Robert Owens, delivers a soulful and atmospheric take that retains the melodic vibes of the original while adding engrossing textures and euphoria.
Together, the full release showcases the versatility of Georgie Oshiro’s sound and its capacity to strike a chord across different corners of the dance music spectrum. This Friday, Georgie Oshiro will celebrate the release of “Twerk” with a Halloween party at Opulence Nightclub, joined by DJ Dew and Alex Zelenka for an all-night showcase of cutting-edge tech house where the three artists will take to the decks to light up the dancefloor and soundtrack the night.
Listen to Twerk below
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