Dutch DJ, producer, and record store owner, Git Hyper was born in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. His musical journey began in 1986 when he developed a fascination with Hip Hop and Rap culture. After experimenting with home recordings using two tape decks, he took to the stage for the first time in spring 1989. Git Hyper became a member of several Hip Hop groups, including “Mega Dope” and “Def Force.” His career took a significant turn when MC Def Rhymes invited him to join “Supersonic Cru,” a group that was quickly rising to prominence in the Netherlands. Their popularity soared, particularly after Git Hyper began producing tracks that resonated with b-boys and R&B fans alike.

By 1993, he joined the jazz ensemble “S.F.E.Q.,” with whom he recorded the album “Low Impact” and toured extensively across Germany, Finland, Spain, and Turkey. In 1994, he performed four shows at New York’s “Knitting Factory,” after which the second album, “Nunks Pays,” was released upon their return to the Netherlands. Over the next few years, Git Hyper contributed to three additional albums with S.F.E.Q. while touring throughout Europe.

In 1997, he released his debut solo album, “Zimmerman 1,” followed by “Zimmerman 2” in 1998, both of which received excellent reviews in the Benelux region. S.F.E.Q. then embarked on a successful tour as “S.F.E.Q. plays Zimmerman.” When S.F.E.Q. drummer Stefan Kruger formed “Zuco 103,” he invited Git Hyper to join. The group released their debut album, “Outro Lado,” which reached audiences worldwide. Git Hyper created the renowned “Amazonia mix” of “Brasilectro,” a term they coined, which was released in the U.S. as a CD single and included in their “Other Side of Outro Lado” compilation.

With Zuco 103, Git Hyper toured internationally, performing in countries such as Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, Macedonia, Switzerland, Belgium, Canada, the U.K., and France. In addition to his work with Zuco 103, he DJ’d extensively at various clubs and venues, including Paradiso, Nighttown, and Club de Ville, and played internationally in Scotland’s “Scratch” and France’s “Technoparade.” His collaborations include guest appearances with artists such as “TDLC,” “New Cool Collective,” and “Eric Vloeimans,” and he produced two 12” records with gabber king “Paul Elstak,” featured on numerous compilation CDs.

Git Hyper's extensive work includes performances with the “Metropole Orchestra” and the “Residentie Orchestra,” where he showcased a 30-minute tribute to the “Ultimate Breaks & Beats” series. He has also collaborated with Valery Gergiev for a show featuring the “Young Philharmonic Orchestra.” A familiar face on Dutch television, he became the resident DJ for the “Comedy Factory” in 1999, a role he maintained for nearly a decade, and also served as the DJ for the late-night show “Raymann is Laat.”

In 2000, he was honored with the “National Phonographic” award alongside Urban Dance Squad’s DJ “DNA” for his contributions to turntablism. Git Hyper has hosted his own radio show, written music reviews, composed tracks for commercials and TV shows, and played funk and soul music at the funk nights of “Loosefit.” He has been involved with the Dutch Hip Hop group “Duvelduvel” as both a producer and performer and was part of Caro Emerald's band. In 2020, he launched his project "Zimmerwax."