Neon Logic (aka Geoff Roberts) has been playing his own small role in the electronic music scene for nearly 10 years. With praise from names such as James Talk, Joel Armstrong, Pako & Frederik and Kriece, Geoff has continually pushed his own limits in production of the downtempo & glitchy tech-house that is his namesake. His love for electronic music grew from constant exposure to every genre of music imaginable as a child, and he sites special influence from Fela Kuti, Talking Heads, Pat Metheny Group, Weather Report and Jaco Pastorius.

His DJ skills have been honed since he first started playing out in 2000, beginning as a trance/techno DJ for college parties and raves around the central coast of California. After moving to El Centro, CA in 2003, he began producing at Imperial Valley Colleges' MIDI studio.

Around the same time, he joined forces with Nocha Music Group-a DJ collective based out of San Diego which tours in and around southern California and northern Mexico, playing host to some of the finest DJ's and live acts in the world such as Lee Burridge, Luke Fair and Tom Stephan (Superchumbo). In 2006, he scored a position as global editor with 365Mag, one of the worlds' most respected electronic music magazines. It was through both of these outlets that Geoff has revamped his own sound on both DJ and production fronts; toning down the heavy peak-hour beats he was used to playing in favor of deep, moving tech-house, minimal and downtempo (though he's not the least bit hesitant to kick it up a notch).

After 3 years of refining his production talents, Bellarine Recordings stood up and took notice of his unique ability to blend styles and sounds after hearing his entrance for Facu Mohrr's remix competition in late 2006. Released in July of 2007, his first album, aptly titled 'The First Impressions EP' (though renamed for unknown reasons on iTunes) garnished support from some of the biggest names in the industry, including Micah (Global Underground/Ruhnsong Recordings), John Sinclair (Ministry of Sound/Native Music), Jondi & Spesh (Bedrock), and Leonardo Roa (104.9 Ibiza FM).

Finding renewed enthusiasm for his music after moving to the San Diego area in mid 2007, he has been gaining significant recognition for both his mixing style and productions, and his opening sets for some of the most well known DJ's on the planet (such as Sandra Collins) is a testament to that. In 2008, he released The Fallout EP which received tremendous support thanks to a review on progressivehouse.com and garnered support from Chloe Harris, Darrin Epsilon, and Sasha le Monnier. His first full-length artist album, Nature In Progress, was released in late 2009 to a very receptive crowd. He produces semi-monthly promo mixes which will be made available here, on Facebook, as well as several electronic music forums