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[PHD006] Let The Beat Drop (Nomad Remix) - Hardforze vs Soul-T

Melbourne Shuffle Music and Podcasts <3
The most genre
- Hard Trance
- Hard Dance
- Early, Reverse Hardstyle
- Hardelectro
and a bit other Genres ( maybe Subground, Trance....)

HARDFORZE - the harder side of EDM!

Over the past few years, Hardforze has come along leaps and bounds throughout the international hard dance community. From playing local shows in Sydney, to travelling all around Australia, Hardforze is well respected and known throughout the industry. With having well over 100 releases under his belt, to holding residencies at Australia’s NO.1 club nights, playing at every major hard dance event in Australia, mixing commercially released CD compilations and getting supported internationally by DJ’s and radio stations throughout Europe, Australia and the U.S.A. Hardforze shows that he is one of the leaders of the harder side of dance music

POINTS:

*Remixed NO.1 ARIA Dance Chart hits.
*Appeared at over 400 club nights and events.
*DJ’ed amongst 50+ of the world’s best known Hard Dance DJ’s.
*Has releases on over 30 record labels worldwide.
*Tracks appeared on over 30 CD’s compilations selling over 300,000 copies.
*Has over 100 productions to his name.
*Runs and owns 4 top hard dance labels distributed worldwide.

BIOGRAPHY:

Hardforze has been at the forefront of Hard Dance music around the world now for quite some time, his dominant sound has led him to be one of Australia’s strongest names in the hard dance industry. From playing all around Australia at mammoth events like Defqon 1, Knockout & Magic City, to getting his tunes played on UK’s biggest radio station Radio One, holding residencies at some of the most well known clubs in Sydney and getting world wide support from huge hard dance artists like Code Black, Kutski, Fausto, Toneshifterz, Shockforce, Cally & Juice, Alex Kidd, Wragg & Log One, Brooklyn Bounce and many more!

Production wise, Hardforze is at the top of his game in Hard Dance, with well over music 100 productions and remixes, appearances on highly respected albums selling world wide which include Ministry Of  Sounds Maximum Bass series, Elektro Clubland, Wild Energy, Tidy International, Frantic series, Skitz Mix & Defqon 1 Festival CD’s and GHDA.

Along with his music production accolades, his legendary commercial club remix of Freefalling by Zoe Badwi reached No.1 on the ARIA Dance Music Charts on the CD single release which was nominated at the ARIA awards for best dance release and dance work of the year, the CD single also went platinum in Australia. This led to working with some of the world’s biggest dance artists including September, Manian, Baby D, Inna, Marcel Woods, Brooklyn Bounce, Stunt, Bombs Away, Deekline, Kato, Mory Kante & loads more. 

Moving on to world renown DJ’s, Hardforze has also had the opportunity to work alongside the worlds biggest hard dance acts and support artists Wildstylez, Headhunterz, Showtek, Zany, Technoboy, The Prophet, Shockforce, Kutski, Alex Kidd, Noisecontrollers, Brennan Hart, Fausto, Wragg & Log One, Cally & Juice, Issac, Luca Antolini, Dutchmaster, Psyko Punks, Toneshifterz, Code Black and the list goes on.

With over 5 years in the dance music industry, Hardforze has appeared on over 30 different labels which include Ministry Of Sound, Central Station, LNG Music, AWsum, Bionic, Pure Hard Dance, Masif, Mental Madness, H.A.R.D., S-Trax, Red Alert, Hindsight, Aussie Hardstyle, Tidy, Impulse Masif, VW, 3 Beat, Shockforce, Intolerence, Ultra Violence, Lifestyle, Ourstyle, Hardstyle Masif & Resistance White. Including his own labels H.A.R.D., Lifestyle, H.A.R.D.A.S. & Hardforze Files.

HARDFORZE - the harder side of EDM!

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