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Born to a pack of wild chimpanzees deep within the Congo, Furious George began his love of music as a young tree-swinger with a craving for the pound of a tribal beat. Upon discovering a set of beaten-up turntables that had fallen from a FedEx cargo plane over-head, he began to press his own records by melting palm leaves together and then etching in sound waves with sharpened bamboo shoots. He spent many humid jungle days hiding in the trees mastering the art of DJing, until one legendary evening when the Shaman of the tribe had fallen ill after eating many fermented mango’s. It was now up to George to make the tribal beat for all to dance that night. So with his beaten up turntables and palm leaf records, George climbed above the fire and spun his little monkey heart out. After amazing the crowd with his remix of “Jane Goodall’s Sexyback” he was captured by onlooking poachers and sent to America to play music for money.

He started work as a symbol-clapping busker on a leash in Central Park, until he clawed the face off of a hotdog vendor who short-changed him, earning him the name “Furious”. He was promptly shipped off to Canada. It was in Canada that he was given his first opportunity as a DJ, to which he thrilled crowds with his skills (but more so just because there was a monkey spinning records in front of them). Furious George has been dropping beats and making people go ape on dancefloors ever since.