Entrepreneur focused on the intersection of local, social and mobile, doer, social media geek, designer, productivity maniac, zen monk

Dj George Emmanouilides was born in the late 70s in Thessaloniki. His father was a film maker and his mother has worked as a secretary. It has been since his childhood that his father instilled the love for music and cinema in his heart and mind

As you can infer, it was back to those years that the beginning had just been made …

George Emmanouilides attended courses of Sound Engineering at Barnfield College, UK and completed his studies at the Rock Studio of Pandelis Deligiannides.
He started his radio career in 1992 at Splash Fm as an assistant producer and continued working at Fx Fm, Cool Fm, Top Fm, Channel 1, Geronimo Groovy, Α103 Children on FM Radio, RSO.

In 1998 he started organising events and in September 2000 he established his own company. Since then Dj Emmanouilides has been giving his best, always combining good quality music and know how while having next to him a well-trained staff ready to respond to your ultimate desire.

The fact that he has organised over 5,000 events while experimenting with all kinds of music is the tangible evidence that he is one of the best DJs in Thessaloniki, Greece. He and his colleagues have the ideal profile for organising any event.

He is highly respected both for his professionalism and for the successful music selections always depending appropriately on the circumstances.

It should be noted that the highlight in his career gaining him fame and acclaim was the strategic partnership with the Classical Hotels Group and from December 2006 to September 2008 he became extremely popular and well known to the public of Thessaloniki for the music he played in the rooftop bar “Cloud Level 9” at Macedonia Palace hotel (the most fashionable hotel destination with stylish and comfortable surroundings in Northern Greece).

"Mucca Pazza's compositions invoke a world of brass bands and marching bands, from American high-school style to zigzagging Balkan tunes to something akin to a Fellini soundtrack - fun in a relentless way." - The New York Times

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