Interview voor 3FM 90s Request: 3voor12 Radio (Roosmarijn Rijmer) over "Poing" en "Oldschool Renegades".

Maurice Steenbergen geïnterviewd door Roosmarijn Reijmer (3voor12 Radio @ 3FM)

Maurice Steenbergen in de uitzending bij Ruud de Wild, naar aanleiding de terugkeer van "Woensdag Hakkedag", een gesprek over Poing en Oldschool Renegades.

Maurice Steenbergen bij Ruud de Wild (Radio 538)

Opname van Radio 538 / Juize. Interview van Niels Hoogland met Kees de Koning van Topnotch/Universal over de toekomst van het label, en de samenwerking met Maurice Steenbergen voor de OldschoolRenegades documentaire.

Kees de Koning (TopNotch / Universal) over OldschoolRenegades

Legendary mixmaster Ben Liebrand interviews Maurice Steenbergen in his show "In the mix" on Radio Veronica. There's a lot of talk about music, technique and the industry.

Ben Liebrand interviews Maurice Steenbergen (2004)

Re-recorded and Re-mastered version of my 1992 global hit-single "POING". 
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I still had the original Cubase disks in my archive, so I took the original Roland TR-909 drummachine, an Akai S-950 sampler and the Atari ST to the Rockstar Recordings Studio in Belgium and re-recorded, remixed and remastered this track. I used their Solid State Logic 4048 G+ mixing console, which at the time of the original "POING" recording, was the most high-end console around. 

I re-did this whole thing because it frees me from my old recording contracts with Rotterdam Records. I currently own this master, contact me for licensing.

Poing (Re-recorded)

Maurice Steenbergen is a platinum-awarded producer/multi-instrumentalist from The Netherlands. He would sign to the esteemed Rotterdam Records at just nineteen-years-old and soon gained a name for himself for sampling random craziness into his records. By the early 90s, he would top European charts with records like “Poing,” which was one of the main songs that brought a harder style to dance music and “galvanized a Dutch dance industry that flourishes to this day” (L.A. Weekly). He soon found his way into the underground scenes in major cities like NYC and Tokyo before ceasing his career during its peak to focus on producing music videos and docuseries. Nowadays he mainly produces crazy creative beats as a hobby.

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