I present to you a project mixing DJ Set and music production :

I created this project which retraces the 25 years of Q-dance. Thank you to them for making us live unforgettable moments !

This project is composed of 5 blocks :

BLOCK 1 : The Origins of Hardstyle
BLOCK 2 : Euphoric Surge
BLOCK 3 : Raw Energy
BLOCK 4 : Hardcore Passage
BLOCK 5 : Endshow

There is an intro, an outro, but also voiceovers and atmospheres between each block.

For the voiceovers, I collaborated with Sean Bravo, a man who has already worked with big names in the Hardstyle scene, thank you to him !

This project was an apprenticeship in the use of DAWs. I did my own mastering. It's not perfect, but it's a good start. I now feel ready to produce my own music.

Enjoy listening, see you soon ! 😎

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Legacy of the Q

Murmer

The power and energy of Rawstyle... Fucking kick rolls, I love it ! Let's go !


TRACKLIST :
1. [INTRO]
1.1. Ran-D & Galactixx - The Perfect Storm
1.2. Sub Zero Project - TECHNOBOTS
2. [BUILD-UP]
2.1. TNT & Darren Styles - Hard Beat
2.2. Sub Zero Project & Hard Driver - Liberation
2.3. D-Sturb & Radical Redemption - Jump MF
3. [CLIMAX 1]
3.1. Showtek & Radical Redemption - Rager
3.2. Coone & D-Block & S-te-Fan - U Are The High
3.3. Adjuzt & Aversion & Mutilator - Devastation
3.4. Rebelion - Bonkerz
3.5. Mish - HYPNOTISED
4. [MIDSET]
4.1. Rejecta - Reject Authority
4.2. Spoontechnicians - Spoontech Society
4.3. Galactixx & Villain - Bass Drop
4.4. Dual Damage - Step Into The Chaos
5. [CLIMAX 2]
5.1. Mutilator & Fraw - STFU
5.2. Sickmode & Rooler - TOO ANGRY
5.3. Rebelion & Aversion - ZAAG IN PARIS
5.4. Mutilator & Anderex - OCEANS
5.5. Sub Zero Project - Robot Ravolution
5.6. Sickmode & Mish & Bloodlust - YEAHBOIII
6. [FINAL]
6.1. Ran-D & D-Block & S-te-Fan - Behind Enemy Lines
6.2. Polish Punisher - Your Blood
6.3. Warface & Dual Damage - Revelation


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Echoes of Power

Echoes of Power - Rawstyle Set - Defqon Vibes

NYC-based twin DJs Castor & Pollux bring you an hour long mix of new productions that embody the big room, techno, progressive, electro and trance along with their own recorded festival and club live sets.

Episode 116 captures a guest mix by Dutch DJ/Producer Jochem Hamerling. Enjoy his one hour mix!

➥ Connect with Castor & Pollux:
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/castorandpollux_music
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/castorandpolluxmusic
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/candpmusic
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CandPMusic
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6fHUILCpBvfSHB48AEciPG?si=hcZWJ6-cRleoewx6OMBMqQ
Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@castorandpolluxmusic
Official Website: https://www.castorandpolluxofficial.com/

➥ Follow Jochem Hamerling:
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jochemhamerling
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jochemhamerling
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0NmoVS5ceviB7ewXjElO2p?si=2hkxLPEVRZ2-JnhjxDZ3nQ

Tracklist:
Jochem Hamerling – Wake Up (Erdi Irmak Remix)
Matthew Sona – Mystiko
Marias Carafa – Complex Mode (Kamilo Sanclemente Remix)
Highlite – Crew
Bonafique – Culture React
Ben Sterling, Johnny B – Rapture
Jochem Hamerling – Early In The Morning (Project89 Remix)
Jochem Hamerling – Go Back
Hot Since 82 ft Kuuda – Alive
Semsei – Whatever You Like (Sub Terra Remix)
Jochem Hamerling & VADM – Go Hi
Jochem Hamerling – Inheritance
Jochem Hamerling & BLR – Collision
ClubCaviar – Game Over (Jochem Hamerling Remix)
Jochem Hamerling – In the Darkness

Twin Turbo Radio Ep. 116 (Jochem Hamerling Guest Mix)

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Album Title: After The Bat Was Freed ... But Before Metal Died

An Ozzy Requiem

Description:

This is more than an album. This is a requiem. A two-part rock opera epic exploring the complete life, legacy, and psychological journey of a rock and roll icon. Performed by the virtual progressive metal band Adelheide's Wisdom.

LP 1: "After The Bat Was Freed ... But Before Metal Died"
A nine-act narrative that chronicles the rise and reflection of a legend. The journey begins in the industrial haze of 1960s Birmingham, capturing the spark of a Beatles-inspired dream ("The Day The Bat Was Freed"). It crashes through the chaotic birth of a new sound ("Sounds Like a Bunch of Cats Fightin'"), explores the creation of the demonic "Madman" persona ("They Call Me The Madman"), and descends into the self-destructive excesses of the 80s ("Wings of Sin"). The album finds its emotional core in the heartbreaking ballad "I Was Just A Dreamer," before culminating in a final, monumental tribute to the man behind the myth ("Prince of Eternal Fire").

7. I Was Just a Dreamer

The turning point: The album's grand, emotional power ballad. This is the "morning after," the moment of catharsis and vulnerable reflection after all the excess. The loud facade of the "Madman" crumbles, revealing the heartbroken dreamer behind the mask.

Official Song Description: Adelheide's Wisdom – "I Was Just A Dreamer"
What remains when the spotlights fade and the myths begin to crack?

With "I Was Just A Dreamer," the virtual band Adelheide's Wisdom releases the first single and emotional centerpiece from their monumental concept album, "The Laughing Shadow: An Ozzy Requiem."

This epic power ballad is a profound and heartbreaking confession that looks behind the facade of the "Prince of Darkness." It tells a story of deep inner conflict – from the celebrated rock star on the world's biggest stage to the lonely "ghost at home," alienated from his own family and confronted with a lifetime of "scrambled eggs and mistakes."

Beginning with a fragile, intimate piano theme, the song unfolds into a massive, orchestral anthem. The haunting duet vocals of Adelheide and André guide the listener through a landscape of regret, pain, and the faint, almost lost hope for forgiveness.

"I Was Just A Dreamer" is more than just a song; it is the key to understanding the entire requiem. It is a meditation on the price of fame, the walls we build around ourselves, and the tragic search of a man trying to master the one role that always seemed out of reach: that of a father.

We all together worked day and night. As the Godfather of Metal was a musical role model and one of the first albums that our producer bought was 'Paranoid'.

Lyrics (by Frank Talmon l'Armée]

I Was Just a Dreamer

Spotlights burn my face, 
the crowds scream my name 
But it ain't my name, 
just a mask in the game. 
At home there are wrinkled hands and plates, 
Scrambled eggs and a life of mistakes.

Who's the mask, who's the face? 
Am I lost inside this place?

I'm a fading star with a burning heart, 
A joke to them, 
a ghost at home from the start. 
I'm screaming out but it falls apart...

All he ever wanted... was a father

Frozen clocks in an empty room, 
Maps lead nowhere, 
the compass a tomb.

But the wind still carries ancient tunes, 
Of brighter days and kinder moons.

And maybe tomorrow... 
The sun will break through... 

I was just a dreamer 
I dreamt my life anyway 
I was just a dreamer 
missing mostly better days

[Solo]

And the wind still carries ancient tunes, 
Of brighter days and kinder moons.

And maybe tomorrow... 
The sun will break through... 

I was just a dreamer 
I dreamt my life anyway 
I was just a dreamer 
missing mostly better days

They cheer for the beast... 
but my kids...

I Was Just a Dreamer

Official Song Description: Adelheide's Wisdom – "The Day When Metal Died (Act III: The Historical Marker)"

What does it sound like when 250,000 fans mourn their hero in unison?

Adelheide's Wisdom delivers a preview of their forthcoming epic, "The Day When Metal Died," with the release of the monumental third act, "The Historical Marker." This track is not just a song; it's a visceral, immersive experience designed to place the listener directly into the heart of a massive, passionate stadium crowd.

Driven by the raw, majestic energy of classic 80s heavy metal, the song combines galloping rhythms and soaring twin-guitar harmonies with a soundscape that captures the electric atmosphere of a legendary live concert. In this powerful chapter of the requiem, the private grief of the earlier acts transforms into a collective, defiant roar.

"The Historical Marker" is the moment the fans raise their voices, the moment a tribute becomes a timeless anthem. It's a sonic monument where the roar of the audience becomes an instrument in itself, creating a powerful, shared ritual of remembrance.

This is Act III of a larger story, a Glimpse into the epic scale of the full requiem to come.

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Lineup for "The Day When Metal Died"

Band: Adelheide's Wisdom

Instruments:
•	Adelheide Vogt: Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Akustikgitarre
•	André Moreau: Lead & Rhythm Guitars
•	Rosemarie Kowalski: Lead & Rhythm Guitars (Twin-Guitar Harmonies)
•	Bruno Moretti: Bass Guitar
•	Ian McCullough: Drums
•	Elfriede Ragnarsdóttir: Kirchenorgel & Orchestrale Arrangements
________________________________________

Vocals ("Starring"):

•	André Moreau als "The Voice of the Inner Void" (Lead Vocals in Act I)
•	Bruno Moretti als "The Voice of the First Cry" (Lead Vocals in Act II)
•	Ian McCullough als "The Voice of the Historical Marker" (Lead Vocals in Act III)
•	Adelheide Vogt als "The Voice of the Anthem" (Lead Vocals in Act IV)
•	The Full Band (Gang Vocals / Choir in Act IV)

The Day When Metal Died

Pleasure Note (feat. Dada)

We must break up (2025dpeeler)

Fractal Pulse

Album Title: After The Bat Was Freed ... But Before Metal Died 

An Ozzy Requiem

Description:

This is more than an album. This is a requiem. A two-part rock opera epic exploring the complete life, legacy, and psychological journey of a rock and roll icon. Performed by the virtual progressive metal band Adelheide's Wisdom.

LP 1: "After The Bat Was Freed ... But Before Metal Died"
A nine-act narrative that chronicles the rise and reflection of a legend. The journey begins in the industrial haze of 1960s Birmingham, capturing the spark of a Beatles-inspired dream ("The Day The Bat Was Freed"). It crashes through the chaotic birth of a new sound ("Sounds Like a Bunch of Cats Fightin'"), explores the creation of the demonic "Madman" persona ("They Call Me The Madman"), and descends into the self-destructive excesses of the 80s ("Wings of Sin"). The album finds its emotional core in the heartbreaking ballad "I Was Just A Dreamer," before culminating in a final, monumental tribute to the man behind the myth ("Prince of Eternal Fire").

1. The Day The Bat Was Freed
The origin story: This 60s-style rock opera piece chronicles the birth of a legend, inspired by the sound of The Beatles in the grim industrial landscape of Birmingham. The track musically transforms from jangly pop into the first, heavy proto-doom riff, capturing the moment a new sound was born.

Fractal Pulse

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