- The Scene Magazine, 2003 End of the Year Awards

With his turntablism background and knowledge in hip-hop and breaks, Brian Sadiarin a.k.a. DJ Geometrix (Trooperz Crew, DC) brings forth a turntable funk incomparable to most run-of-the-mill DJs. Words cannot describe his performances, as it must be seen and heard live to be truly appreciated. Geometrix's sets are known for creating a euphoric musical experience like no other. A true master behind the decks and a highly decorated battle DJ for many years, he flawlessly combines the energy and passion of diverse genres of music and has been known to leave the crowd in awe and utter amazement.

Music has been part of Geometrix's life since the beginning. Listening to music with his mother at a very early age, he drew influences from her record collection of disco, R&B, soul, and classic rock n' roll. He even accompanied his older brothers to mobile DJ parties as the designated "record boy", at the same time, he discovered new wave, electro pop, and 80's classics and learning the basics of party mixing and song selection quickly. His family then moved to the United States from the Philippines when he was ten years old and the move forced his older brothers to leave the turntables behind in the Philippines. He started listening to Hip-Hop music to keep himself close to the turntable artform and it wasn't until 1992 that his interest in DJ'ing resurfaced after seeing the movie "Juice" where he was intrigued by Omar Epps's character as a battle DJ. From that point on, he bought a "DJ Jazzy Jeff" Pyramid mixer for $5 from a local garage sale, hooked up all the stereophonic equipment he could find around the home, and his wheels of music started turning again.

Geometrix began spinning at house parties, school functions, and teen dance parties in the Washington, DC area throughout his high school years during the mid 90s and eventually met with DJ Quix and DJ Sneek, lifelong friends that shared the same passion. In 1998, these lifelong friends decided to form the Trooperz Crew and picked up a couple more DJs along the way - DJ Enferno (DMC 2003 USA Champion) and DJ Oz. Geometrix entered the local DJ battle circuit after countless hours of practice and studying DJ battle videos. Since then, he has won numerous DJ competitions such as DMC, ITF, Guitar Center, and Kool Mixx, and has been featured in turntablist showcases all across the nation, spanning from Los Angeles to Boston, earning the respect of his peers as a world reknowned turntablist.

"...There isn't a hotter jock on Washington DC's Asian party circuit than DJ Geometrix. There's nothing to gripe about when Geo is on the wheels, as he's a smooth operating Cuisinart when dicing together urban hits, dancehall and retro jams..."

- Washington Post

Geometrix's skill of fusing together the best contemporary hip-hop, party classics, and b-boy breaks have earned him a place among Washington D.C.'s best DJs, even being nominated as Best Hip-Hop/Rap DJ of the Year at the 2004 Wammies, presented by the Washington Area Music Association (WAMA). He has appeared at most of the major nightclubs in Washington, DC including Avenue, Dream, FUR, VIP Club, H20, Home Nightclub, Platinum, VIDA, K Street Lounge, Insomnia, DC Tunnel, Zanzibar, Up Nightclub, Bar Nun, Modern, Coco Loco, Cage, and Nations. He has shared the stage with some of the industries' best including the legendary DJ Q-Bert, the X-ecutioners, DMC World Champions DJ Craze & DJ A-Trak, DJ Z-Trip, DJ Radar, Faust & Shortee, MTV's own DJ Skribble, Rocksteady Crew's DJ Slynkee & Mr. Wiggles, Armin Van Buren, Diesel Boy, Scott Henry, KRS-One, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Slick Rick, Gangstarr, Bubba Sparxxx, Doug E. Fresh, Fat Joe, Raheem Devaughn, Beatnuts, and EPMD. Geometrix is also no stranger to EDM culture as he has been a featured performer at 5 high profile events: Winter Music Conference 2003 & 2004 in Miami, URB Magazine's Destination in DC, Starscape 20:03 in Baltimore, Eternity 9 in Albany, and Local13's Bang 4 in Philadelphia. He was even named as the Breakthrough DJ of the Year by The Scene Magazine and has been featured in XLR8R Magazine, Washington Post, Empire Magazine, Pulse Grafix Magazine, CoolJunkie.Com, Fresh-Rice.Com, DCHipHop.Net, and Tablist Magazine, among other publications. He is currently sponsored by RANE, ESDJCO, and SOY Clothing.