My set for the 10 year anniversary of Liveset Database (https://lsdb.nl/). It was aired yesterday on Real Hardstyle Radio.

The tracks I choose are mostly from 2005-2006. Many of which are 'proto-nustyle'. Please check it out!

Tracklisting:
01- Ultrasonic - Pump Up The Bass (Xavi and Stylo Remix)
02- D-Block vs Tha Bazz Pimpz - Rock Diz Joint
03- JDX - Kick It In Ur Face
04- Stylo - Pain 2 Come!
05- D-Block and S-te-fan - Fresh New Beat
06- Duco vs Tha Bazz Pimpz - Shake It
07- ACT - The Sound Of The Bass (Deepack Remix)
08- Intractable One - Feel The Force (Alphaverb Remix)
09- Michael - Tutti Fruity (DS Conspiracy Remix)
10- Deepack and Showtek - Steady Rockin' (100% Deepack Mix)
11- D-Block vs Tha Bazz Pimpz - Freak On It!
12- Duco vs Tha Bazz Pimpz - Make Noise
13- Unknown Artist - Godd (Hardstyle Bootleg)
14- Blademasterz - Masterblade (Start Of The Acid War)
15- Deepack - Here's Johnny (Brennan Heart Remix)

LIVE for LSDB 10 Year Anniversary (11.03.2017)

Hardstyle, Hardcore, Terror, Speedcore & Extratone. Everything with a nice sound design is welcome. Just some small Edits yet but learning how to produce atm.

EARLY HARDSTYLE fanatic! 

If you want to book me or want me to do a guest mix or whatever, DM me please!

MY definitions:
<2000-2006 = EARLY hardstyle
2006-2011 = CLASSIC hardstyle

I'm building an archive of all my favorite tracks. Especially honoring and showcasing the forgotten gems produced by my favorite artists!

BIO:
I started listening to hard dance music in 1999, at the age of 12, the year I went to high school. My taste was pretty random in those early days. But soon the Bitte Ein Beat series would change all that. After purchasing vol.2 and listening it over and over, I knew I had found a new passion in life!

Back then, the term hardstyle wasn't even conceived. We called it hardhouse at first, but that actually never felt right. Luckily someone, somewhere, came up with the name for this new sound: HARDSTYLE! And it felt right immediately.

LIVE for LSDB 10 Year Anniversary (11.03.2017)

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