The booth,
1998 – 2011
Jason Jollins is an international DJ, producer, and record label owner — a driving force in New York underground electronic music since the late 1990s. Known for extended, genre-bending DJ sets and precision mixing, his run moved through the city’s defining rooms and out onto international stages before he retired from DJ’ing in 2011.
A working timeline
- 1998
United Underground
Forms event production and promotions company, hosting events in New Jersey and New York.
- Late 1990's
New York roots
Begins building a name in New York underground electronic music — long, genre-bending sets and precision mixing become the signature.
- 2002
Acute Recordings
Founds Acute Recordings in May 2002 as a platform for up and coming artist productions and remixes, reaches #1 on the prestigious Balance Record Pool charts.
- 2002
DJ Competitions
1st place Progressive House mix (BPM magazine), 1st place in two online forum DJ mix competitions (Global Underground and Tranceaddict.com).
- 2002–2011
Residencies
Holds residencies and plays regularly across most prestigious NYC rooms and events — Crobar, Centro Fly, Filter 14, Love, Avalon, Godskitchen NY @ Ikon, and Pacha New York
- 2004-2011
International Events
Headlines and co-headlines for the biggest clubbing franchises in the world such as Ministry of Sound, Creamfields, Ibiza Open, Pacha, Space (to name a few).
- 2006–2011
Made Event
Plays regularly with Made Event at venues Electric Zoo, Roseland Ballroom, Nokia Theatre, Spirit (formerly Twilo) and Pacha New York.
- Press & radio
Recognition
Radio broadcasts on Proton Radio, DLA Radio, Stream.fm, Di.Fm, and DanceRadio.Gr. Featured on several prominent TV channels such as MTV and Fashion TV.
- Sponsorships
Event Support
International event sponsorships from Red Bull, Heineken, Johnny Walker and Coca-Cola to name a few.
- 2011
Retirement from DJ’ing
Steps back from active DJ’ing in 2011, closing a chapter on more than a decade behind the decks.
Countries & cities played
A booking map spanning the Americas and Europe — from Buenos Aires to Sunny Beach.
| Country | Cities |
|---|---|
| Argentina | Buenos Aires · Cordoba · Mar Del Plata · Mendoza · Neuquen · Rosario · San Nicolas |
| Aruba | Oranjestad |
| Australia | Queensland · Sydney · Wollongong |
| Bolivia | La Paz · Santa Cruz |
| Brazil | Atlantida · Balneário Camboriú · Blumenau · Florianópolis · Itajaí · Joinville · Londrina · Maringá · Pomerode · Porto Alegre · Ribeirão Preto · Sao Paulo |
| Bulgaria | Pleven · Sofia · Stara Zagora · Sunny Beach |
| Chile | Pucon · Santiago · Viña del Mar |
| Colombia | Armenia · Barranquilla · Bogota · Cúcuta · Medellin · Pereira |
| Costa Rica | San Jose |
| Czech Republic | Breclav |
| Dominican Republic | Puerto Plata · Punta Cana |
| Ecuador | Cuenca · Guayaquil · Quito |
| El Salvador | San Salvador · Zona Rosa |
| Guatemala | Guatemala City |
| Holland | Amsterdam |
| Honduras | Tegucigalpa · Utila |
| Mexico | Cancun · Chiapas · Cholula · Guadalajara · Guanajuato · Irapuato · Juarez · Leon · Mazatlan · Mexico City · Monterrey · Playa Del Carmen · Puebla · Puerto Vallarta · Queretaro |
| Panama | Panama City |
| Peru | Cusco · Lima |
| Poland | Warsaw |
| Russia | Khabarovsk · Kola City · Taganrog |
| Slovak Republik | Bratislava |
| Slovenia | Trebnje |
| United States | Boston · Chicago · Connecticut · Georgia · Miami · New Mexico · New York City · North Carolina · Orlando · Pennsylvania · San Diego · Tampa · Texas · Washington DC |
| Uruguay | Montevideo · Punta Del Este |