DJ Gerard Jones, also known as Tim Jones from DeviceRATT, presents guest DJ 6047 on episode 68 of his weekly programme 'The Hit List' on Scientific Sound Asia. Scientific Sound Asia is an Asian electronic music radio station, DJ agency, promoter and music-news platform connecting audiences across Asia and internationally.
Gerard, from Florida in the USA, is a DJ and producer with a long-standing enthusiasm for electronic music. His energetic and inventive approach has made him a recognised figure in House music.
Initially a member of DeviceRATT under F.L.I. Records, Gerard's entry into electronic music developed into a deep commitment to the genre. He found his vocation in this creative field, engaging audiences through hypnotic beats and entrancing sounds.
Gerard's skills took him through South Florida's underground scene, where he played venues including Treehouse and Nocturnal. Positive reviews, full houses and a growing following accompanied performances shaped by his distinctive style and stage presence.
Gerard's debut with Aerotek Records in 2014 marked the beginning of his work in the electronic music industry. Releases on labels including Pure Pitch and LTHM expanded his catalogue and established him further within the House music scene.
He later held residencies at venues across East Asia, where his hypnotic rhythms and enthralling shows found receptive audiences. Those appearances mirrored the success he had experienced in the USA and left a clear impression at each performance.
After building a following in venues across China, Gerard became a prominent presence at the country's House music events. When the pandemic struck, he returned to America, ending a period of performances valued by many of the region's music enthusiasts.
Following his return to the States, Gerard continued to devote himself to his art through his dynamic performances, while his following and international recognition grew. At the time of publication, his radio show, The Hit List, brought together House Music and Techno DJs from Florida and across the USA in a weekly podcast.
Guest DJ 6047.
6047, pronounced as "sixty forty-seven," is a DJ and producer whose roots are in Vietnam and based in Los Angeles. With a heart firmly anchored in California, he has an impressive electronic arts background and a diverse discography that spans various genres, released on multiple esteemed labels.
6047 adopts a light-hearted view of himself, choosing to let his tracks and remixes do the talking. Throughout his 20-year career, he has put out more than 800 tracks and remixes on various formats and labels, letting his music tell the story of his path through the electronic music scene.
6047's exceptional production skills have garnered him a reputation, leading to numerous guest appearances on international House Music and Techno radio stations worldwide. His work is highly regarded and recognised within the industry.
6047 is renowned for his meticulous attention to detail. His performance style, characterized by Progressive genres, breaks, and precise beat matching, marks him as a dominant figure in the DJ scene. Currently, he is collaborating with numerous artists from Scientific Sound Asia and his sets are featured on House Music and Techno radio stations and podcasts globally.
6047 opens the first hour with Ben Hixon’s “F4” before BlaQ Afro-Kay and Simon Hinter settle into warm Deep House rhythms. Byron The Aquarius continues that direction with “She Want To Work It,” bringing loose drums and soulful touches into a section built around understated house grooves.
Jus Tadi and I Gemin maintain the deeper feel before Fouk’s “Chicken Dinner” injects a funkier edge into the middle of the hour. Mo'Cream follows with “Another Time,” while Tuccillo and Lrusse with Kraymon keep the set moving through stripped-back House Music and deeper club material.
Lorenz Rhode closes 6047’s hour with “On The Nightshift,” completing a selection that favours groove, soul and subtle changes rather than harder peaks. The first half gives Episode 68 a distinctly deeper identity, with Byron The Aquarius’ “She Want To Work It” sitting firmly within the deep-house side of his Shall Not Fade output.
Gerard changes the tone with the HVME remix of Travis Scott’s “Goosebumps” before James Hype’s treatment of Roddy Ricch brings a more immediate club sound. Dennis Cruz’s “No Name” then locks the second hour into Tech House, followed by Tiësto, Fourword and a remix of James Brown’s “Sex Machine.”
Nogz, Lasko Morales and LUCiD OROS keep the second hour direct and bass-led before LENny and Blackchild push further into rolling tech-house grooves. A rework of Stevie Wonder’s “Higher Ground” precedes Cloonee’s “Pop It,” which gives the closing stretch another strong tech-house moment before Kommando finishes the show.
Across Episode 68, the contrast between the two DJs is particularly clear, with 6047 concentrating on deep and soulful house before Gerard turns towards heavier tech house and club remixes. The change of pace gives both hours their own identity while house music remains the link running through the full programme.
The Hit List episode 68
6047 (first hour)
Ben Hixon - F4 (Original Mix) [New Math Records]
BlaQ Afro-Kay - Lost (Original Mix) [Soulstar Records]
Simon Hinter - Wanna Make Love (Original Mix) [Quintessentials]
Byron The Aquarius - She Want To Work It (Original Mix) [Shall Not Fade]
Jus Tadi - Game Of Life (Original Mix) [Delve Deeper Recordings]
I Gemin - Sweetness (Original Mix) [No Fuss Records]
Fouk - Chicken Dinner (Original Mix) [24 Carrot]
Mo'Cream - Another Time (Original Mix) [No Fuss Records]
Tuccillo - Libellula (Original Mix) [Moscow Records]
Lrusse, Kraymon - Tropical Clown (Original Mix) [Monologues Records]
Lorenz Rhode - On The Nightshift (Original Mix) [Dirt Crew Recordings]
Gerard (second hour)
Travis Scott - Goosebumps ( HVME Remix Clean)
Roddy Ricch - The Box (James Hype Remix)
Dennis Cruz - No Name (Original Mix)
Tiesto - The Business (Clean Extended)
Fourword - Snake Charmer
James Brown - Sex Machine (Xero & Josh Hunter Remix)
Nogz - Turn Me Down (Original Mix)
The Who - Baba ORiley (Lasko Morales Remix)
LUCiD OROS - Haus Party
LENny (IT) - Back 2 Black
Blackchild ITA - Groove Dealer
Stevie Wonder - Higher Ground (Dusk Till Dawn Gino Da Koda Re...
Cloonee - Pop It
Kommando - That's My Thing
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