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Van poster-plakker tot multimiljonair in de dansscène, en van het lezen van een Tibetaans boek tot oprichter van Stichting Mandali in Italië. Dit is het leven tot nu van Wouter Tavecchio. Als één van de twee founders van Q-Dance stond hij aan de wieg van Hardstyle eind jaren ‘90. Met festivals en feesten zoals Defqon1, Qlimax, Q-Base en tal van andere succesformules veroverden ze de wereld. Maar wanneer hij echt alles heeft; geld, auto's, boten, huizen, dan begint het leven hem de echte vragen te stellen… Waar gaat het over? Een reis naar India brengt verheldering in wat duurzame vreugde schenkt aan zijn bestaan. Een ontdekkingstocht langs tal van spirituele tradities volgt.Wouter is voorstander van MDMA therapie voor mensen met zware PTSS en deelt mooie verhalen met ons, doet zelf onder andere aan Kum Nye Yoga en staat mensen bij op het gebied van Enquiry. Luister naar dit energieke en geconcentreerde gesprek van een gedreven pionier die niet bang is om het onbekende te onderzoeken.Geniet weer van dit open gesprek waarbij natuurlijk alles op tafel komt. https://mandali.org/⁠https://ramonroelofs.nl/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://charlylownoise.com/⁠⁠

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Aflevering 181 van de machine wordt een speciale, namelijk met een zeer gewaardeerde gast: Wouter Tavecchio, oprichter van hardstyle imperium q-dance. Mooie timing, want dit weekend staat in het teken van Mysteryland. Een van de grootste Dance festivals van Nederland, bekend van zijn met gigantische vuurspuwende draken uitgedoste Q-dance Hardstyle stage. Wie ooit op dat festival is geweest weet: er is een enorm publiek dat zichzelf ‘s middags bij dat podium parkeert en niet meer weg gaat tot het vuurwerk gedoofd is. Wat schetst onze verbazing: Er IS geen Q-dance stage dit jaar. Op de beroemde heuvel vind je ineens Adam Beyers blockbustertechno Drumcode en een hardtechnoconcept genaamd Nooit Meer Naar Huis. En dat niet alleen: ook het een ander vlaggenschip van Q-dance - Qlimax in de GelreDome - houdt na dit jaar op te bestaan, net als het populaire evenement The Qontinent in België. Wat is hier aan de hand? We gaan het hem vragen.

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra It's Defqon weekend so for the KTRA show this week we wind the clock back to Kutski's set from the Red stage in 2011! Kutski Retrospective Bundle: https://ko-fi.com/s/586cf7cf17 ABTEQ - Ah Ahh Ahhh : https://ffm.to/ktrar109 Full tracklist: Tracklist Get KTRA Merchendise here: KTRA Merch Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: Beer Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: Commission Kutski Grab music from the KTRA store here: KTRA Digital Store Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: Kutski Twitch KTRA on Spotify: Spotify

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra The weeks retrospective covers the colours of the harderstyles with the sounds of the legendary Defqon.1 festivals. Ryzern - Ain't No Time: https://ffm.to/ktrar107 Full tracklist: Tracklist Get KTRA Merchendise here: KTRA Merch Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: Beer Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: Commission Kutski Grab music from the KTRA store here: KTRA Digital Store Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: Kutski Twitch KTRA on Spotify: Spotify

Welcome to my new episode 'Dynamic Trance Universe' Podcast. Доброго времени суток, дорогие друзья! В эфире 421-й эпизод подкаста-путеводителя в замечательный мир #HardTrance и #Hardcore музыки. Поехали! @aeroritmixmuzik #DTUPodcast421 #HardTrance #Hardcore #Trancefamily TRACKLIST: 01. Armin van Buuren x W&W vs Warp Brothers & Wolfpack - Ready To Rave vs Phatt Bass 2016 (Armin van Buuren Mashup) 02. Ben Nicky, Hannah Laing & Paul Findlay x Signum feat. Scott Mac - Coming On Strong (Trance Mix) [ARMADA] 03. Sneijder x Shugz x Multunes - Bass Keeps Pumpin'[AFTERDARK] 04. Amazingblaze - Blazeboys [NO MERCY] 05. Lost Witness - Happiness Happening (Shugz Remix) [WAO138?!] 06. DJ Jordan - Hard Trance Experience [ANIMARUM] 07. Sneijder - In And Out of My Life [AFTERDARK] 08. Braaheim feat. ILYAA x Urbano - Everybody Is Free (To Feel Good) [SOAVE] 09. EverLight feat. Emma Chat - Obelisk (Sebrof Remix) [VII] 10. Brennan Heart & Wildstylez - WKND! [Q-DANCE] 11. Yusef Kifah vs Lab4 vs SHOCK:FORCE - Champaigne [HTE] 12. Will Atkinson - Can't Feel My Face [VICTIMS HELPLINE] 13. Scot Project - C3 (Celestial) [OUTBURST] 14. Serzo - Ancient Voices (SVANE Remix) [DIRTY WORKZ] 15. Klaus Kaz - Trapped In Emotion [VICTIMS HELPLINE] 16. SHAX & TrickyDJ - Harder [HTE] 17. Amazingblaze - Smoking Lessons [NO MERCY] 18. Reinier Zonneveld, T78 & MOTVS - Who Is Batman?[FILTH ON ACID] 19. Bright Visions & Divinez - Calling For You [SCANTRAXX SILVER] Слушайте, скачивайте и пишите комментарии, буду рад их почитать. И помните, что музыка должна находиться вне политики. Мирного неба вам над головой. До скорой встречи. ▶ PromoDJ: promodj.com/aeroritmix ▶ Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/aeroritmix-dj ▶ Souncloud: soundcloud.com/aeroritmix-dj ▶ VK: vk.com/public204888851 ▶ Telegram: t.me/aeroritmixmuzik Подписывайтесь на мой подкаст (Subscribe to My Podcast): ● Apple Podcasts - podcasts.apple.com/ru/podcast/… ● Google Podcasts - podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0c… ● Pocket Casts - pca.st/drpc1gfj Слушайте и наслаждайтесь! Listen & Enjoy! From Russia with Love!

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra Pour yourself an eggnog, sit back and relax with a selection of hard dance Christmas bangers!! ** Grab the KTRA 2023 album here: KTRA 2023 ** Brisk & M-Project - Eye Opener : https://snd.click/KTRAR100 Full tracklist: Tracklist Get KTRA Merchendise here: KTRA Merch Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: Beer Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: Commission Kutski Grab music from the KTRA store here: KTRA Digital Store Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: Kutski Twitch KTRA on Spotify: Spotify

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra This week we explore some of my personal favourite hard dance vinyls from my collection! mattmoth & Dr Skull - Marathi: https://snd.click/KTRAR099 Full tracklist: Tracklist Get KTRA Merchendise here: KTRA Merch Grab the KTRA 2022 album here: KTRA 2022 Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: Beer Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: Commission Kutski Grab music from the KTRA store here: KTRA Digital Store Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: Kutski Twitch KTRA on Spotify: Spotify

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra 600 episodes strong! We celebrate with an extended show representing the A-Z of hardstyle! J-Trax - Back Around: https://snd.click/KTRAR094 Full tracklist: Tracklist Get KTRA Merchendise here: KTRA Merch Grab the KTRA 2022 album here: KTRA 2022 Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: Beer Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: Commission Kutski Grab music from the KTRA store here: KTRA Digital Store Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: Kutski Twitch KTRA on Spotify: Spotify

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra This weeks show is a recording of Kutski's set from Wasteland 2023

Ook de rapscene miste fysiek contact in de coronaperiode, en dat hoopte Top-Notch in een week helemaal goed te maken: maar liefst 100 rappers, zangers en producers zaten bij elkaar in een bungalowpark, geassisteerd door het A&R team van het label. Wat leverde dat op? We vragen het Mo Fouradi. Verder in deze Machine: Wouter Tavecchio van Q-Dance organiseert een een benefiet voor onderzoek naar MDMA-geassisteerde therapie en een Amerikaanse onderzoeker probeert het gordijn weg te trekken van de schimmige deals tussen streamingdiensten en labels.

Deze week spreekt Arie met ondernemer Wouter Tavecchio. Wouter is de bedenker van de enorme hardstyle feesten van Q-Dance maar ook van het Mandali Retreat Center in Noord Italië. Een retreat waar je kan leren over meditatie, yoga en stilte. Hoe kun je terug naar de kern van je zijn? Wat kun je leren van de stilte? Wat zijn de routines die je bewuster kunnen laten leven? Een gesprek over hallucineren, spiritualiteit, verbinding, heling en je ankeren in het moment. Ben je al lid van Arie's wekelijkse nieuwsbrief? Abonneer je hier! Bestel je eigen AG1 en ontvang een jaarvoorraad vitamine D en 5 reisverpakkingen AG1. Wil je adverteren in deze podcast? Mail dan naar adverteren@de-stroom.nl

120 slamming Hardstyle tracks in one Hour! Presented by DJ Isaac - Follow the Hardstyle Sessions Playlist on Spotify: https://djisaac.podlink.to/HSSPOTIFY - Make sure to Subscribe to never miss a future episode! - For more info: www.djisaac.com

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra This week Klubfiller joins the show to showcase all his latest tracks representing the UK hardcore sound!!! Full tracklist: Tracklist Get KTRA Merchendise here: KTRA Merch Grab the KTRA 2021 album here: KTRA 2021 Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: Beer Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: Commission Kutski Grab music from the KTRA store here: KTRA Digital Store Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: Kutski Twitch KTRA on Spotify: Spotify

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra This week Hpnotic joins Kutski in the mix to promote her latest release “What I Need” out now on the KTRA label!!! Full tracklist: Tracklist Grab the KTRA 2021 album here: KTRA 2021 Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: Beer Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: Commission Kutski Grab music from the KTRA store here: KTRA Digital Store Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: Kutski Twitch

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra Freeform is at the forefront of the KTRA show this week as Rikki Arkitech delivers the guest mix to promote his new artist album Strange Times!! Full tracklist: Tracklist Grab the KTRA 2021 album here: KTRA 2021 Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: Beer Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: Commission Kutski Grab music from the KTRA store here: KTRA Digital Store Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: Kutski Twitch

Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring: Angel Heredia, Drokz, Nookie, Sirch and Music News. https://masonverapaine.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/15.-MFAW-Episode-57.mp3 MFAW 57 Transcription Intro: 0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 57 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Angel Heredia, Drokz, Nookie, Sirch and Music News. Angel Heredia: Start –0:13    and  End – 8:02Hailing from Spain, Angel Heredia is an electronic music producer and deejay who since a young age has had a passion for EDM. After completing his studies as a sound technician, he began his career and soon caught the attention of some of the best promoters in the country. He has since taken his talents outside of Spain, performing in countries such as Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Germany, Mexico and Costa Rica. Here is a listen to his latest track: The King of Groove. The King of Groove is out now via Label Engine and it's on all streaming platforms. Angel has had many hits on the Beatport charts, and has released music with some of the top labels in the industry. He has also received support from many famous DJs and producers over the years, including Erick Morillo, David Guetta, Mark Knight, Umek, Paco Osuna, Kryder, Andres Campo, Fatima Hajji, Fer Br, Cristian Varela, Hector Couto and Mendo. For the latest about Angel's upcoming projects visit AngelHerediaMusic.com; that's A-N-G-E-L-H-E-R-E-D-I-A-M-U-S-I-C DOT COM Drokz: Start – 8:04    and  End – 11:52Based out of the Netherlands is Dutch, Hardcore Master of Horrors: Drokz. Drokz's love for music began when he started producing. His goal was always to make loud, energetic music that would get people moving. After a successful career as both a DJ and MC, Drokz decided to focus solely on producing and DJ-ing. Take a listen to his latest track The Rock and Roller. The Rock and Roller is out now via Q-Dance and it's on all streaming platforms. When it comes to Dorkz his live performances are full of passion and energy. Many fans say seeing Drokz perform is an experience you won't soon forget. For the latest of his upcoming projects visit DJDrokz.com; that's D-J-D-R-O-K-Z DOT COM News Break 1: 11:53 to 12:51Let's take a brief break for some music news. BTS's J-Hope is making history by being the first South Korean artist to headline Lollapalooza's main stage on Sunday July 31st. He is taking Doja Cat's place on the lineup, as she had to cancel her performance due to a medical issue with her tonsils. It was also announced that TOMORROW X TOGETHER will be performing at Lollapalooza as well. This is a huge moment not only for TOMORROW X TOGETHER, J-Hope, and BTS, but also for the South Korean music industry as a whole. In other news. Tomorrowland is launching special "Kids Camps" for children aged 8 to 17. The camps will teach beat-matching, EQ, looping, and filtering, among other fundamental DJing techniques. The boot camps will take place during the weeks in-between Tomorrowland's two festival weekends July 18-21 and July 25-28. Now let's get back to the music. Nookie: Start – 12:52   and   End – 19:52From his humble beginnings working in a record store, DJ and producer Nookie has come a long way. Born and raised in England, he began studying music at a young age and eventually found his niche in the hardcore techno scene of the early '90s. His debut remix of Ninjaman's "Zig It Up" in 1989 put him on the map, and he has since become one of the most well-known names in the industry. Take a listen to his latest track: The Awakening. The Awakening is out now via Cygnus Music and it's on all streaming platforms. Nookie has remixed and worked with artist like: Tek 9 and Goldie, Ray Keith,

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra Italian hardcore supremo Andy The Core joins the show this week to celebrate his 10 year anniversary producing some of the most extreme hard beats! Full tracklist: Tracklist Grab the KTRA 2021 album here: KTRA 2021 Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: Beer Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: Commission Kutski Grab music from the KTRA store here: KTRA Digital Store Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: Kutski Twitch

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra From legendary MC of the UK scene to cutting edge producer and DJ of all things ravey, Whizzkid joins Kutski on the show this week along with all the usual show features. Full tracklist: Tracklist Grab the KTRA 2021 album here: KTRA 2021 Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: Beer Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: Commission Kutski Grab music from the KTRA store here: KTRA Digital Store Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: Kutski Twitch

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra KTRA is back with another hour of hard hitting beats across the full spectrum of the harder styles and Mike Reverie in the guest mix!! Full tracklist: Tracklist Grab the KTRA 2021 album here: KTRA 2021 Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: Beer Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: Commission Kutski Grab music from the KTRA store here: KTRA Digital Store Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: Kutski Twitch

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra Another show full of the full spectrum of the harder styles of dance music with Kutski and Firelite in the guest mix!!! Full tracklist: Tracklist Grab the KTRA 2021 album here: KTRA 2021 Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: Beer Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: Commission Kutski Grab music from the KTRA store here: KTRA Digital Store Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: Kutski Twitch

Support KTRA on Patreon and get extra shows here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra This week Chilean hardstyle hero Stormerz returns to the show with a diverse mix of his latest productions along with all the usual show features from Kutski. Full tracklist: https://www.keepingtheravealive.com/podcast/episode-515 Grab the KTRA 2021 album here: http://2021.keepingtheravealive.com Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: http://beer.keepingtheravealive.com Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: http://book.keepingtheravealive.com Grab music from the KTRA store here: http://store.keepingtheravealive.com Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: https://www.twitch.tv/kutski

Support KTRA on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/ktra This week Kutski celebrates his birthday with a mix of his top 40 all time favourite tracks across the harder styles of dance music! Grab the KTRA 2021 album here: http://2021.keepingtheravealive.com Support Kutski with a virtual beer here: http://beer.keepingtheravealive.com Commission Kutski for a custom DJ mix here: http://book.keepingtheravealive.com Grab music from the KTRA store here: http://store.keepingtheravealive.com Follow Kutski on Twitch for livestreams here: https://www.twitch.tv/kutski   Tracklist M&M - I Feel This Way (Remix) 2 Unlimited - Twilight Zone (Rave Version) DMS - Exterminate (Day Of The Hardcore) The Prodigy - Charley (Alley Cat Remix) Terrorize It's Just A Feeling Sy-Kick - Nasty (Remix) Mauro Picotto - Iguana DJ Kim - Jetlag (Alphazone Remix) Arome - Hands Up! (DJ Scot Project Remix) Hennes & Cold - The Second Trip (DJ Scot Project Remix) DJ Shredder - Chainsaw (The Crow Remix) Derb - Attack Walt - Let The Music Play Pavo & Blutonium Boy - Floorkiller (Blutonium Boy & Neo Remix) DJ Isaac - Nobody Likes The Records Lowriders - Don't Get Back Cortina - Music Is Moving (BK & dBm Amber Remix) OD 404 - 9 Bar (BK Remix) Tony De Vit - Are You All Ready Audiofreq - Warcry D-Block & S-Te-Fan - Music Made Addict Cocooma - Another Race Sequel Base -The 3rd Chapter Dune - Cant Stop Raving (12 Inch Mix) Jimmy J & Cru LT - Take Me Away (Remix) Endymion & The Viper - How Long Hard Creation- Bastard Asshole DJ Outblast - Eardrumz DJ Buzz Fuzz vs Bass-D & King Matthew - It's Alright (Stunned Guys Remix) Prime Recordings - I Need Your Lovin Druid & Sharkey - Bonkers Anthem Visa - Holding On 4 U (Visa Treatment) DJ Hixxy & MC Sharkey - Toytown (Bonkers Vocal Mix) Rave Nation - Going Crazy DJ E Rick & Tactic - Bring The Noise Diss Reaction - Jiieehaaa 4 Tune Fairytales - My Little Fantasy (Bass D & King Matthew Mix) 4 Tune Fairytales - Take Me To Wonderland (Hard Mix) R. Wagner - Listen Carefully Diplomat - The Screamer

As the Filthy Beat Inspectors Podcast expands, Audiofreq joins us to be the first non-bass music producer on the show! He talked about what the hard dance world is like from the inside, Q Dance, stage design and how music has evolved in the last decade. We also grilled him on our signature interrogation related to who he would f*ck, marry or kill: Darksiderz, Lil Texas or GPF. 

Weekend Warriors, the last weekend of June usually is YOUR date But of course - since the pandemic is hopefully passing by soon, but still present - DEFQON 1 will be held as a virtual event this year. Our two guests are the Managing Director of Q-Dance Sander Bijlstra and Ambassador and Hardstyle-Icon Ran-D! We will be talking about how the pandemic made Q-Dance reconsider their media model, why they've built a new service and app for hardstyle fans - and of course we will discuss options to open back up again soon. In Cooperation with Podlabel & DJ Mag Germany Shownotes: Guests: Ran-D: https://www.instagram.com/djrandofficial/ Sander Bijlstra: twitter.com/sbijlstra Q-Dance: www.instagram.com/q_dance/ Host: Arian: https://instagram.com/averro_music Feedback to: arian@bootshaus.tv or https://instagram.com/bootshaus Homepage: https://bootshaus.tv Bootshaus VR: https://www.bootshausvr.com Support Bootshaus: https://www.snash.com DJ Mag Germany: https://instagram.com/djmagde

Hoe vaak ben jij met je vrienden achter een livestream van je favoriete festival gekropen? Gewoon, om er thuis toch iets van te maken? Niet echt vaak, toch? Hardstyle-fans doen dat wel. Sterker nog: voor Qlimax kochten zo’n 20.000 mensen een kaartje voor een avondvullend programma. Het hart daarvan - een complete film - is nu te zien op Netflix. Jonas Schmidt van Q-Dance vertelt hoe dat gegaan is. Verder praten we over talent spotten zonder livecircuit en natuurlijk over het Marathoninterview met Kees de Koning.

Welcome back GEECASTERS!!! As always we keep our BLINDS OPEN to sounds we may not hear on a day to day basis!! And as ever pushing this concept.. we have one of the UKs finest Techno & Hard Trance Djs & Producers..... The one and only  LOUK!! As ever you have me playing some of my fav stuff!! This time im playing some classic 90s in one take from 170 upto 230ish! !!! as always I dont believe in sanitised nicely edited DJ sets. I press record and lets go!!! And in hour 2 we have the one and only!! LOUK!!! Now then LOUK!! How are we doing on this weird year?! Haha that's fantastic going from 170 to 230 in one take.  Top man.  Mate weird is an understatement and a half, in February all was good and I happily travelling to Reykjavik and planning what to do in the Summer etc and some forthcoming gigs we wanted to go to and then the whole lockdown happened a couple weeks later.  Never expected it in the slightest, but I don't think anyone did for that matter.  Anyway, aside from a global pandemic yeah all good cheers!     Hows you.. Missus and the new addition!?! Ah absolutely lovely thanks, the past fifteen months have flown by and one good thing of lockdown was I got to see much more of my daughter growing up.  My wife is working hard in her final year of Uni studying a degree in biomedical science that I haven't got a fucking clue what the majority of it means but she is doing very well at it and my stepdaughter had her sixth Birthday today and is as usual very happy and full of the joys of life!     So of course many people know you from playing Techno & Hard Trance all over Europe!  But were did this all begin for you?? What were your earliest memories of the rave scene?  I grew up listening to dance tracks on compilations and enjoying them and learned to make music on an Amiga 500 with an old issue of CU Amiga magazine.  From there there were tracks on CDs I really liked.  Cheesy to admit it but Now 26 switched me on to a lot of dance music as my parents had it and I remember stuff like Capella, Leftfield and The Good Men were on there.  There was another compilation with Atlantic Ocean - Waterfall on that escapes me but I listened to that a lot.  My cousin was going to a lot of raves in the early 90s and told me about some tapes to check out.  I actually wrote to the author of the article in CU Amiga mag a few years back and looked him up on Facebook, said about the huge thanks I have to him for how my life turned out and he's very humble and still making music.  He did a belting live version of Greece 2000 and Stella by Jam & Spoon.  (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlGZ8WXS6_Q) Didn't start going out properly till I was 16 in early 2002, where I ventured from a pub that never ID'd me that I still occasionally drink in now, to a club called Dance Academy where my friends were running nights.  Again, was spoiled rotten really as they did decent harder nights on a Fri (though I also went to a lot of wicked Drum N Bass ones too there) and on the Sat they had Mark EG and M-Zone down on a pretty much bi-monthly basis and a whole host of other decent DJs and locals.  Most the time the locals played harder and darker than the guest DJs and I loved the fact there was a right mash up of music in there from house through to hardstyle on a weekly basis.     Can you remember the first rave tape you bought?  Who was it? To be fair I can't really, as I actually remember getting a tape pack after getting a CD pack and downloading mixes from DJs leaving a modem on all night in the late 90s.  That was back in the days it'd take about 8 hours to download 1 mix.  I remember getting a bollocking for us having a huge phone bill one month.  Was worth it for the music to be fair!  A year later IC24 came along and stupidly gave away 0800 internet subscriptions for something like £10 a month, they changed their policy after.  I think I was partly to blame downloading as many mixes as I could and fair use went well and truly out the window.  I listened to Radio 1 quite a lot and Beat 106 online in Scotland and I was into Paul Mendez from Jacob & Mendez's tunes and he did a show on there, locally there was a radio station called Plymouth Sound that had a belting dance show.  I taped shitloads of them and met quite a few of the DJs on there over the years as they worked in record shops and the like or I DJ'd on same line ups as them.   They had a strong influence on me too as well as the local nights as I was too young to be going out.  Though not for that much longer as stated above thanks to very very lapse IDing going on, especially as I looked about 14 when I was 16.  Many thanks to everyone who knew and didn't say anything as those years were fucking amazing!!!      The Techno & Hard Trance scene has big roots in the UK from events like North, Uprising, Helterkelters Technodrome, Vibelite Tommorows World, Club Kinetic Digital & Djs like Mzone & Mark EG. Can you remember hearing them for the first time? Yep, mates raved about Mark EG and M-Zone and I used to listen to their mixes on the german trance website and Mark's blackout audio website in real audio format.  That takes me back.  A year later mark was playing here every month and so was Mick and not just at Dance Academy but other awesome nights like Premonition, Hindsight in Exeter and others.  So I saw them shitloads!  Both have been not just hugely influential but highly supportive over the years.  I was a bit jaded with how everything was going in 2014 musically and took a much needed break and rethink, Mick very kindly rang up to see if all was OK.  Nearly everybody who plays hard trance in the south west owes inspiration to these two.  How mark mixes it up starting with techno hugely influenced too as I've always been into it as much as I have hard trance.  Mark and Mick often played at the Country Club here, and I had a lift ready for me to go to the last night but went to a small prog night in Plym instead, I did have school on Monday and thought a hangover the size of sussex miles from home wasn't a good idea.  Country Club reunions are always a decent laugh though!   Who is the most savage Hardcore Dj you have heard?  HMS for me haha!?! Pure brutal!! RIP HMS!! Haha heard a few.  I DJ'd after The Speed Freak in Scunthorpe for Hard Drive once.  Thought I'd be clever dropping more purist techno after a gabber DJ and crowd parted like the red sea when I put my first tune on.  S.W Cooperation - Get To Your Place.  Everyone's place was to fuck off of the dancefloor that night DJing after Gabber.  Found out he was behind Biochip C though and he did some mental slower tracks as well under that guise, very talented.       Whats the best gig youve ever played and why? Had some absolutely mental ones but easily my first ever international gig, that fell on the date of my 24th birthday and was for Q Dance for Defqon 1.  Everyone was really supportive and I had lots of new material to play, and was nice to drop Shogun 1 to the Dutch.  What a birthday.     Whats the strangest thing youve ever seen at a rave? Someone on the dancefloor at The Grove in Seaton turning their keys with their eyes closed thinking they were unlocking their front door.  I asked "You alright mate?" to get a reply of "Fuck me mate I thought I was unlocking my front door".  That has to be up there.  Also my (lack of) attempts at mixing in the early days were pretty strange as well... least I can admit it.      What is the rave scene like down on the south coast?(pre covid).. There's loads of music enthusiasts, very talented producers and DJs here so there's still some nights, but sadly there aren't that many venues that can hold the capacity so like anywhere sadly the scene is a fraction of what it was when I started going out.  Even more so now post covid!     Your well known for your collabs with Nick the Kid... How did this come about? Met Nick at a free party near Exeter in 2002 called Lunatech, liked the set he played and then went on my own to his Hindsight night in Exeter that Dec.  Got the coach up and it finished at 1 so I went to dance academy after when I got back to plym at 2.  Really enjoyed the music, so went up with some mates from Plym often to Hindsights, met nick a few times, gave him some of my very early really ropey tunes and we liked a lot of the same music and were both cubase users so worked with each other.  Dreams was made, and somehow ended up getting signed to Drizzly one of our fav labels so we were mega stoked.  This was actually before I started mixing as that came after Production he was one of the first to book me.  I worked with Nick lots over years and we've played a lot of sets b2b and had a hell of a lot of fun in doing so.  Every time we meet up we always have a laugh.  His HTE label is going strong and fair play he works his socks off.      So your quite a well known and skilled producer... When you go into the studio.. can you talk us through your process? Do you have ideas down before? or is it a more organic scenario? Ah thank you, It varies on my mood that day.  Sometimes I listen to music before I go in, but then find I end up taking influence from what I listen to and go 'ah what can I do to sound like track X today' works.  When I engineer for others I ask them to bring 4/5 tracks that they like so I can get a similar vibe and listen to their ideas.  For my own stuff it could also be I buy a sample pack and cut up some loops and play with some synths. I try to get the best out of very limited equipment and some very bodged set ups.  You should have seen the laptop I made some of my biggest tunes on that make me cringe now.  It would take 30 mins to export a track then i'd forget to unmute a synth.  Everyone here took the piss out of me for about 4 years for making tracks with some decent synths on a monitor that had a cone that was bent and a monitor screen that was so small.  You'd be surprised at the tunes that somehow come out of it but all I can say is many thanks to Jon Doe for turning my premaster WAVs into something amazing.  He's saved the day a good 300 times now.     Many people know you in the Hardcore scene, even though you dont produce straight 170+ bpm stuff.....  what draws you to this side of things? Probably how pitched up I play things, I used to tweak my decks to go to +16, also enthusiasm and how fast I talk.  I'd say it's more likely the latter.     So whats going off in the world of LOUK? I suppose you have 100s of tracks ready to go since lockdown has hit right?! I did produce a lot during the first lockdown but now my daughter has my studio room and old office as her bedroom I haven't hardly made anything at all.  I bought a Polyend Tracker recently and made some techno jams but after making about 200 tracks in the past 5 years I'm glad of the break. The last question was abit of a joke tbh... covid has probably hit the scene hard in that people aint meeting up and sharing ideas and concepts.  But we must take the positives yeah?! tell us a positive thing from the last 6 months!?! Hearing Daisy say 'Dada' for the first time is up there.         So how healthy is the Techno/Hard Trance scene at the moment? Aside from the lack of venues, both are very healthy.  I'm sending out lots at work from both genres.  Quite funny actually as some EPs have crossed over and I've sent techno to hard trance DJs and vice versa.  I spoke to Justin from German Trance this week who's setting up his labels again, that's welcome news.  I'm still pressing vinyl on my Syntax Error label (albeit techno) but from some old hard trance producers.  Release 001 had a track from Michael Wells/Technohead/GTO and 002 had a track from Andreas Kraemer.  There's one on 003 by two friends from Rotterdam called Erik Pijl and Stephanie Noordermeer that everyone likes in the feedback because it's proper trancey.  Check it out!     Further on that tip - which producers are doing it for you at the moment? I've got my crossover head on here so from the techno world Surgeon, Dax J, Stranger/TAFKAMP, SHDW & Obscure Shape and in the trance world Renegade System, Scot Project, Stoneface & Terminal, Tasso.  JK Walker is back producing stuff again which is amazing news too!!     Also to new producers... what tips and advice would you give them? I have 3 1) Don't be afraid to take inspiration from others, as everyone does and if you are stuck for an idea and want to learn your Sequencer (I hate the term DAW).  I spent hours in the early days copying Out Of The Blue by System F, and Junk Project - Beats Bring Silence, Pablo Gargano - Everyone's Future etc to learn from for my own tracks. 2) Also there are a bunch of free plug ins that I use on nearly every tune, have done for years.  You don't need to spend thousands!  When lockdown happened I linked to a load of resources for producers, here you go: http://www.louk.co.uk/selfisolation/ 3) If you are having a day where what you are doing sounds shit, take a break or even return at another day.  I've done it many times.  You'll thank yourself.    If your were stranded on a desert island and could only choose 5 records to take... which would these be? Can you explain why and provide links for our listeners? Depeche Mode - The Singles 81-85 - Huge fan of Depeche Mode but most importantly their early work.   Madness - It Must Be Love.  Mine and my wife's first dance, and plus what a band.  Sunbeam - Outside World - A track that's brought happiness to so many people, next level.   Vapourspace - The Cold Air / Gravitational Arch Of 10 - everyone loves Gravitational Arch Of 10 (even though it was meant to be called Gravitational Arc Of Io), and it's a belter and a half but I love the ambient tracks on the other side, especially this one.  Synths are unreal! Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92 - I'm stuck on a desert island may as well enjoy the weather and chill out!! Putting all those in youtube will provide links to listen.     Of course up North (dj sets wise) we know you from Uprising... Can you remember the first time you heard an Uprising set? Of course the mid 90s sets from Kenny Sharp must have made an impression? Yep.  I did my foundation year at Bradford Uni, but spent nearly every weekend in Leeds going to nights like Cypher, Tekfresh, Northern Lights etc and for various other reasons as Leeds was 100000x better and like a fiver to get to.  Sadly I just went there the year The Orbit closed which was a fucker.   The record shop there The Disc sold Uprising CD packs and I bought one with M-Zone and Frantic on it and another with Topgroove and Jon Doe.  Listened to those lots and got more over the years.  Kenny is someone I heard a bit later on but he's played some absolute beasts over the years, and made some gems and is again another legend!     Your good mates with Uprising resident Jake Nicholls.... How did this develop? A mutual friend (DJ Invader) told me years ago I play similarly to Jake, and in the days of Myspace I looked him up and followed him.  We sent each other many mixes.  He put me onto Brian and very kindly sorted out a booking and that was the first of many.  Still remember my first set at Uprising in 2008, where my mate Ralph drove up to Sheffield in his 106 and it took about 6 hours from Plymouth.  Made it just in time.  Jake is without a doubt one of the nicest people in this whole scene I've met, he is ridiculously knowledgeable about the music scene and I love his influence from many genres.  He DJ'd with me in Holland and at Nature One oozes enthusiasm.  He's become a really good friend coming to my stag do in Berlin and also we went to each other's Weddings and I mished all the way to Doncaster to play at his 40th.  Wouldn't do that for many people.  His mrs always says she gets lost when we talk to each other as we both speak 1,000,000 miles an hour about music.       Alot of people say an Uprising crowd is abit... shall we say... rough... Is this true compared to other events you have been too? Haha no not in the slightest, i've been to moody raves at Slammin Vinyl where in the DnB arena knives were being pulled and people were being mugged, And when I lived in Birmingham people were getting shot outside nightclubs.  What the fuck is that about on both counts?!  Plus I've played in the Ukraine, don't think that will happen again in a hurry.  I will say this the Uprising crowd know their music far better than most in Europe.  I remember playing there once and someone asked me if I was going to drop my new tune I had made and uploaded to soundcloud that afternoon that night, and said they listened to a mix of mine and could ID the really rare tracks.       So what equipment are you using these days? what djing and studio gear do you use? Of course!  My studio equipment is currently at a few friends houses as I've let them borrow synths and speakers as they are learning to make tunes while I take a much needed break from engineering.  But it was an Access Virus Ti Snow, A Roland JV2080 I borrowed off my mate, An SSL2+ Audio Interface, A Behringer Pro-1, Behringer TD-3, An M-Audio Oxygen 49 Controller Keyboard, Alesis M1 MK1 Monitors, A TC Electronic June 60 and a Midas DM:16 Desk.  That and a PC running both Cubase 9.5 and Renoise.  That's all I used for production really.  DJ wise both my wife and I mix and we have a pair of 1210s and a Behringer Mixer.  When I play out I mix on CDJs though.     What are your thoughts on vinyl vs cd/mp3? I love having hard copys of tracks but you cant beat having a stick full of tracks verses lugging a crate of vinyl around yeah? Mate i'm still pressing vinyl and still buying records on discogs when I send out pretty much everything on MP3/WAV and probably will never play a vinyl out again except for at home.  You can't beat it.  Like both formats to be fair but agree I can pick up a record and tell you pretty much where I was when I first heard it/bought it and something about it.  Hard pressed to do that with an MP3!     So can you talk us through your mix? why did you pick these tracks? Yep, many tracks on here greatly influenced me but quite a few of them I haven't put on mixes.  Or they were tracks that were on tapes/sets I donwloaded and listened to repeatedly the last 20 years and only recently found names.  One was from a Mauro Picotto mix from 1998 that got ID'd the other week.  Also I put the last track of my first ever Uprising set on there (High Voltage - Bombs Away), and I tried to do a mix of various tracks in the hard trance world that just blew me away, it includes early productions from M.I.K.E/Push and Vincent De Moor under other names.  Plus Sunbeam still sounds great the 908,000,000th time I listen to it.  Hope you all enjoy!     Awesome dude!! Many thanks for your mix!  Shout outs here please?!  Yeah of course, to yourself for doing this interview!  To Sammy, Darcie and Daisy for always being there, to Jake & Hannah, Mark and Mick, Nick and Flick, Tony Horgan, Bri, Kenny, Ben Invader and to all my friends and family, to Tom, Ian and all the promoters who first gave me a chance and anyone who has taken the time to get in touch over the years, who've let me release their music and/or put up with my dodgy mixing.     LOUKS Trance & Techno mix from 90s to present!! Kai Tracid - Tiefenrausch (A.S.Y.S Remix) [Tracid Traxxx] Ricky Le Roy - One Day (Big Bass Mix) [BXR] Marco V - Tolerance [Free For All] 2 Emme - Colours [Underground] V-One - Dead Cities [Bonzai Trance Progressive] Lars Hohler - Dreamland [Planet Earth Tunes] Sidewalk - Oasis [Funny Vinyl] Repulsor - Double Action [Drizzly] Mr Hyde & Joe-X - Oxygene [4th Dimension] Oliver Lieb - Subraumstimulation [Data] Dual Mount - Touch Me [Tesseract] CJ Bolland - See Saw [Mole] Next Generation - The Earthquake [Ipnotika] Marcos & Jay Walker - Night Finder [Active Media] Zombie Squad - A New Decade [Zombie] Sunbeam - Outside World [Suck Me Plasma] Maurizio Braccagni - Megamix Maranza [Brainstorm] High Voltage - Bombs Away [Sys-X] Les Diaboliques - Querelle [Lunatec] Quick Reverse - God's Reason [Bonzai]   Kev Gees 90s Tehcnodrome 2 fingered salute tracklist!! Negative Burn - Gates Of Hell The Raven - A New Hope! Don Diablo Vs The Raven - The Arrival The Brutalist - The Voice Of Your Conscious Mastervibe - Friday Matrix & Wargroover - Neutron Bomb Tieum - You LMA Mastervibe - Alienz The Outside Agency - Break It Down Mastervibe - Power Of The Herb Tieum - HP Hellfish - Techno City Tieum - K1000 Vs Ner Clarkee - I Am God Here Diplomat - Cool & Deadly Technological terror Crew - The Ripper (Remix) Men In Black - Guitar Man Overcast - Attack

One of the hardest episodes in quite some time with tracks from D-Block & S-te-Fan, Zatox, Atmozfears, The Prophet, Code Black, Devin Wild, Toneshifterz, Sound Rush + more. Tracklist: https://www.edmweekly.com/tracklistDemos, Guest Mixes, Shoutouts, Sponsorship & BusinessEmail Garrett: garrett.gaudet@edmweekly.comFacebook: @EDMWeeklyRadio Instagram @EDMWeeklyRadioNext Episode: EDM Weekly Episode 355 | September 16th 2020

One of the hardest episodes in quite some time with tracks from D-Block & S-te-Fan, Zatox, Atmozfears, The Prophet, Code Black, Devin Wild, Toneshifterz, Sound Rush + more. Tracklist: https://www.edmweekly.com/tracklistDemos, Guest Mixes, Shoutouts, Sponsorship & BusinessEmail Garrett: garrett.gaudet@edmweekly.comFacebook: @EDMWeeklyRadio Instagram @EDMWeeklyRadioNext Episode: EDM Weekly Episode 355 | September 16th 2020

Wildrik Timmerman is medeoprichter van Q-Dance: de organisator achter de grote hardstyle dance events. Een aantal jaar geleden verkocht hij zijn aandeel in het bedrijf voor vele miljoenen Euro's. Sindsdien is hij medeoprichter van het Mandali Retreat Centre in Italië. Hij vertelt over zijn drijfveren, die hem via Hardstyle en een rock 'n' roll bestaan naar spiritualiteit en een gezinsleven voerden.

Get ready for Defqon 1 at Home with with D-Block & S-te-Fan, Wildstylez, Audiofreq, DJ Isaac, Kutski, TNT, Dr. Rude + more. EDM Weekly Episode 343Release: June 24th 2020AC/DCThunderstruck(Gattix Remix)EcstaticPharaohD.O.DBananas(Kutski & Audiofreq Remix)TNTDrop the DealDeepackHere's Johnny(Primal Mix)Cygnus XSuperstring(Aftershock Remix)D-Block & S-te-Fan & DJ IsaacHarder State of MindDr. Rude & Crude IntentionsFree FallingEdward Maya & Vika JigulinaStereo Love(Wildstylez Remix)Pitch InvadersCrushDemos, Guest Mixes, Shoutouts, Sponsorship & BusinessEmail Garrett: garrett.gaudet@edmweekly.comFacebook: @EDMWeeklyRadio Instagram @EDMWeeklyRadioNext Episode: EDM Weekly Episode 344 | July 1st 2020

Get ready for Defqon 1 at Home with with D-Block & S-te-Fan, Wildstylez, Audiofreq, DJ Isaac, Kutski, TNT, Dr. Rude + more. EDM Weekly Episode 343Release: June 24th 2020AC/DCThunderstruck(Gattix Remix)EcstaticPharaohD.O.DBananas(Kutski & Audiofreq Remix)TNTDrop the DealDeepackHere's Johnny(Primal Mix)Cygnus XSuperstring(Aftershock Remix)D-Block & S-te-Fan & DJ IsaacHarder State of MindDr. Rude & Crude IntentionsFree FallingEdward Maya & Vika JigulinaStereo Love(Wildstylez Remix)Pitch InvadersCrushDemos, Guest Mixes, Shoutouts, Sponsorship & BusinessEmail Garrett: garrett.gaudet@edmweekly.comFacebook: @EDMWeeklyRadio Instagram @EDMWeeklyRadioNext Episode: EDM Weekly Episode 344 | July 1st 2020

The full spectrum of the harder styles of dance music! The audio recording from Kutski's studio "Twitch Sessions" live streams!

I was supposed to be in the Netherlands to celebrate King's Day/Koningsdag. The original plan was to do a DJ Mix live from an Amsterdam rooftop. Despite not being in the Amsterdam for King's Day, I have prepared a hard dance mix with some Dutch surprises! Enjoy! EDM Weekly Episode 334Da Tweekaz and Haris & FordMoskauD-Block & S-te-Fan & DJ IsaacWorld RenownedTNTTeknogym 2K19Bass ModulatorsCarnaval Festival Armin van BuurenTurn It Up(Sound Rush Remix)DJ IsaacI Want YouAtmozfears & Demi KanonMove Ma Body(Uptempo Edit)Zany & DV8Vreet SpiritDemos, Guest Mixes, Shoutouts, Sponsorship & BusinessEmail Garrett: garrett.gaudet@edmweekly.comFacebook: @EDMWeeklyRadio Instagram @EDMWeeklyRadioNext Episode: EDM Weekly Episode 335 | April 29th, 2020

I was supposed to be in the Netherlands to celebrate King's Day/Koningsdag. The original plan was to do a DJ Mix live from an Amsterdam rooftop. Despite not being in the Amsterdam for King's Day, I have prepared a hard dance mix with some Dutch surprises! Enjoy! EDM Weekly Episode 334Da Tweekaz and Haris & FordMoskauD-Block & S-te-Fan & DJ IsaacWorld RenownedTNTTeknogym 2K19Bass ModulatorsCarnaval Festival Armin van BuurenTurn It Up(Sound Rush Remix)DJ IsaacI Want YouAtmozfears & Demi KanonMove Ma Body(Uptempo Edit)Zany & DV8Vreet SpiritDemos, Guest Mixes, Shoutouts, Sponsorship & BusinessEmail Garrett: garrett.gaudet@edmweekly.comFacebook: @EDMWeeklyRadio Instagram @EDMWeeklyRadioNext Episode: EDM Weekly Episode 335 | April 29th, 2020

The full spectrum of the harder styles of dance music! The audio recording from Kutski's studio "Twitch Sessions" live streams!

The full spectrum of the harder styles of dance music! The audio recording from Kutski's studio "Twitch Sessions" live streams!

The full spectrum of the harder styles of dance music! The audio recording from Kutski's studio "Twitch Sessions" live streams!

The full spectrum of the harder styles of dance music! The audio recording from Kutski's studio "Twitch Sessions" live streams!

Hard Dance track from D-Block & S-te-Fan, Da Tweekaz, Bass Modulators, Sound Rush, DJ Isaac, Kutski, Stoltenhoff + More. Tracklist available at www.edmweekly.com/tracklistDemos, Guest Mixes, Shoutouts, Sponsorship & BusinessEmail Garrett: garrett.gaudet@edmweekly.comFacebook: @EDMWeeklyRadio Instagram @EDMWeeklyRadioNext Episode: EDM Weekly Episode 329 | March 18th, 2020

Hard Dance track from D-Block & S-te-Fan, Da Tweekaz, Bass Modulators, Sound Rush, DJ Isaac, Kutski, Stoltenhoff + More. Tracklist available at www.edmweekly.com/tracklistDemos, Guest Mixes, Shoutouts, Sponsorship & BusinessEmail Garrett: garrett.gaudet@edmweekly.comFacebook: @EDMWeeklyRadio Instagram @EDMWeeklyRadioNext Episode: EDM Weekly Episode 329 | March 18th, 2020

The full spectrum of the harder styles of dance music! The audio recording from Kutski's studio "Twitch Sessions" live streams!

The full spectrum of the harder styles of dance music! The audio recording from Kutski's studio "Twitch Sessions" live streams!

Otro programa mas y ya van 11 esta temporada, en esta ocasion toca repasar todas las noticias de la musica electronica que teniamos unas cuantas pendientes, tanto de festivales, como de artistas, colaboraciones etc y por su puesto celebramos los 20 años de q-dance ... Todo esto acompañado de la mejor musica electronica

Le mix officiel de Stunter réalisé pour le Bus de Festimove pendant le voyage pour Dediqated de Q-Dance : les 20 ans de Q-Dance, les 20 ans du Hardstyle.

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EDM Weekly's Hardstyle Favourites Mix 2019 mixed by Garrett Gaudet. Tracklist available at www.edmweekly.com/tracklistDemos, Guest Mixes, Shoutouts, Sponsorship & BusinessEmail Garrett: garrett.gaudet@edmweekly.comFacebook: @EDMWeeklyRadio Instagram @EDMWeeklyRadioNext Episode: EDM Weekly Year Mix 2019 | December 25th 2019