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Megapost D-Block & S-te-Fan

- Biography
With a big love for melody and bass, D-Block & S-te-Fan found eachother at the end of 2004. Exploring their musical strengths seperately, both guys knew that this meeting was the beginning of something they dreamed from the beginning they started getting their musical love to a higher level.
Diederik always had a big love for melody. Music was not only his passion, but also his strength. With his father producing electronic music in his own studio in Amsterdam, Diederik heard the word music before he even knew what it was. This fact resulted in a big musical interest in the years that past. Stefan started to create his musical point of few in the early nineties, when happy hardcore was introduced. Evolving his love for music in the years after, Stefan always remembered the hard pounding tracks, with huge melodic influences from that period.
After they started to work as a team, things went fast. All of their releases got huge feedback, and were played by all the major jocks, resulting in several bookings From the biggest organisations hardstyle knows. For a year Diederik and Stefan hosted the “Next Chapter”, a hardstyle label with some of the most popular releases, like: Keep it coming, Lockdown, Natte asbak and Guilty.
Nowadays they are the happy owners of the “Scantraxx Evolutionz”, a sublabel from the “Scantraxx” label which will bring you huge releases with one goal: to get every party started!
All you F*ckerz, let’s get ready 2 ride with uz!

Check out: http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/hardstyle-download/megapost-d-block-s-te-fan-all-livesets-t485.html

Noisecontrollers consists of 2 fulltime producers: Bas Oskam and Arjan Terpstra.
Founded in 2005 both with a totally different musical background but with a great preference for Hardstyle (in every shape that is). Their First release was on DJS-Records called “Wanna Freak You” and their second release “Creatures” already on the big Fusion Records.

In 2007 their popularity grew strong and they started to perform their live act (including their own MC. Michel Rijenga as MC Renegade), which was a big success! Booked in clubs all over the world, people more and more enjoyed the Noisecontrollers sound. In the same year they released “Crump “ & “Aliens” and things really started of.

The third release on fusion (May 2008) “Shreek”, “Venom” and “Rushroom” were probably the most played tracks so far! As one of the most booked hardstyle acts already ,they also decided to perform as DJ’s. They really had memorable performances (Qrimetime, Reverze , Hardbass and X-Qlusive Zany) and bookings all over Europe followed up by a tour in Australia!

2009 Started of as a great year because they had the honour to make the In Qontrol anthem which was a milestone for them on every level. They also did a great collaboration with Headhunterz and Wildstylez called “Tonight”. And with DJ Zany “Delomelancum”. They made remixes of Wildstylez’s “KYHU” and DJ Zany’s “Thugs and Brennan Heart his “One Blade”.

Nowadays Noisecontrollers is unleashed, performing on every big stage(In Qontrol, Hardbass, Defqon, Mysteryland , Reverze etc.) But also on a production level they are on fire! Their latest vinyl with tracks as “Yellow Minute”,” Attack Again” and “Revolution Is Here” is greatly received and is a big step forward in their production level. With their new projects “Samara”, “Unbroken”, “Astral 2009” and “Addictive Fantasy”, they are raising the bar even more!Futhermore they did some big mix compilations like Bassleader, Hardbass Chapter 16 and Defqon 2009!

More info: http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/hardstyle-download/megapost-noisecontrollers-t342.html

Hello Folks,

As you see we are busy with some improvements to our site but it’s still not finished.

So we need some people who can help us with; posting news /livesets, designers, scripters, etc.

Are you interested to help us?

Then please check the following topic: http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/news-today/we-need-your-help-t59.html

Ps. don’t forget to thank the people with giving a reply or increase the karma points!

Thank you

Yes, we got the biggest Hardstyle top40 collection at this moment in one topic.

The one and only Fear.FM hardstyle top40 collection!

Goto : http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/hardstyle-download/hardstyle-top-40-at-fearfm-2007-2008-2009-t302.html for the complete list.

We add a new function to this site, a realhardstyle radio player. With this player can you play your favorite station with just clicking on the stream.

You will find the radio player ——————————————-> there

Have fun!

You can also try / download our radio toolbar: http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/download-radiotoolbar/

As you see we post some megaposts from a artist or group. Right now we want to know witch megapost you want to have.

You can vote on our forum: http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/hardstyle-download/from-which-dj-you-want-a-megapost-please-vote-t293.html

Let us know what you want and we try to make a new megapost!

Megapost Deepack (All releases and livesets)

- Biography

Deepack are Marcel van der Zwan and Frank Pechler. Both guys started producing together after high school in the early 90..s. Besides spinning at various clubs and big events like Qlimax, Hardbass and Sensation Black, they are also well-known in numerous countries all over the world. Over the years they released different projects in various styles. In 2001 they combined forces together with Charly Lownoise. The three of them started producing under the name “Deepack”. The first productions, such as “Drop Out” and “Blue Horizons”, became massive early hardstylehits. After spinning @ some Q-Dance events they were asked to release some tracks on the infamous Q-label. Floorfillers, such as “100 procent”, “Here’s Johnny” and “Down Low”, are still played by DJ’s around the globe. They have produced remixes of Brooklyn Bounce’s “X2X” and DHHD’s “Funky Shit”, to name but a few. On the Q-label their first cooperation was with DJ Luna which resulted in “Kick this Mutha” and “Stomper”. Because of both their way of giving their style an unique sound, and their performance on stage, they were asked to produce the “2003 Qlimax anthem”. After this success they made more anthems, such as Luna’s “Mind Space” for “Sensation Black 2004″ and “Now is the Time” for “Luna’s One Man Show” in the Gelredome footballstadium in Arnhem. Other cooperations followed such as artists like Showtek and The Prophet and there is more come, so stay tuned

More info:

http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/hardstyle-download/megapost-deepack-all-releases-and-livesets-t277.html

Over here a list with all the liveset’s posted on our forum:

Hardstyle :

A-RoxX @ Hardshockers.fm 16-01-2010
Psyko Punkz @ Euphoria 2010
Crypsis @ Euphoria 2010
Mind.Illusion @ Real Hardstyle Radio 14-01-2010
Isaac Hard Bass 2008 (Ripped 14-1-2010 from b2s radio)
Zany Hard Bass 2008 (Ripped 14-1-2010 from b2s radio)
David Sonar Hard Bass 2008 (Ripped 14-1-2010 from b2s radio)
K-Cin @ Real Hardstyle Radio #8
Qonfuze & Envious – Enjoy Our Taste Of Music
The Bellator – Hard Bass Warm Up
Hardstyles Freak Session mix 13-01-2010
The Lion – Look at Me (14-01-10)
Vantage Point Live @ Real Hardstyle Radio 13-01-2010
C-Mind @ Live Sets 4 You Radio (13-01-2010) 
The Teknizion Show #3
Pithune @ RHR Session #44 Special: Hardstyle 2009 Yearmix
The Vision – Raw Inc. & Friends
Real Hardstyle Radio Top 20 Mixxed by Vantage Point
D-Vino Monthly Monster Mix Part 1
Mind Illusion @ The Magic Show – Presents Unusual Sounds #12
Duruz @ Real Hardstyle Radio
Tita @ The Magic Show #7 @ hardshockers.fm

Link: http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/hardstyle-download/

Hardtrance:

Louk vs Wragg & Log:One @ Q-Base
DiabLik @ Silence Is Not Here 009 (Januar 2010)
Fausto – Crossover yearmix 2009
Xerxes @ Hardshockers.fm 4th B-Day
Technico @ Pounding Sounds 26
SchizeQ 60 Minutes With Cosmic Gate Hard TranceMission
Fausto – The Sound of Q-dance – World Tour 2009 Sydney
Organ Donors – The Lawbreaker & Friends Hardest Show Act 005 

Link : http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/hardtrance-download/

Hardcore :

The Sickest Squad – Promo mix
Squaresoundz @ Masters Of Hardcore Radio
Prepair & Bass Guitar @ Masters Of Hardcore Radio
5 Sets @ Paul Elstak in Outland
Angerfist vs Evil Activities – Project Hardcore 2009
The Stunned Guys @ Hardcore Italia

Link: http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/hardcore-download/

Jump / Tek styles:

Desudo @ Electro Night
DiVasco @ DiVasco’s Tape 2010-01
Tanic @ Jack A Tek First Trip
Stefan Rump @ Sunday Morning Hangover
Steve-S @ JumpStation.FM live
Alexandre Fatal @ Welcome To Hard Techno Land Vol.3
Tesla @ CHRISTMAS SCHRANZ 

Link: http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/jump-tek-download/

Have fun!!

Megapost Showtek

Megapost Showtek

- Biography 
Being part of the worlds leading indoor-event Sensation Black in 2006 happens to be the perfect indication of Showteks current status. The Eindhoven based act existing of the brothers Wouter (1982) and Sjoerd Janssen (1984) has reached the absolute top after years of blood, sweat and tears. Their stunning live-performances, devestating dj-sets, but above all, a bunch of superb productions and massive hits has led to world-domination in the harder dancescene. Their unique, catchy and banging sound not only sets the Dutch dancefloors on fire, nowadays Showtek has become a thrilling name abroad, even playing shows at the other side of the planet. “It’s hard to mention the ultimate highlight in our carreer so far. We’ve toured almost every European country, but we are extra proud having played Australia recently. At the moment we take the plane twice a month to perform in other countries.” 

Both brothers were infected by the dancevirus at an early age and coming from a musical family it goes without saying that they soon started to produce music. After three years Wouter and Sjoerd finally had the feeling that their studio-efforts reached the level of professionality and maturity they had in mind, and the first record was given birth. Wouter can be desribed as the musical Mozart of the two with a broad vision on music and his talent to play keyboards very well. His brother Sjoerd being the more dancefloor-orientated producer who exactly knows what record does and doesn’t work for a crowd. The many years in the studio not only resulted in developing an own sound, but also learned them what he most effective and comfortable way of working is. “Our sound is catchy, melodic and harsh. Sometimes is well-thought, but it can also be very spontanous and loose. Since we each have a different view on music the Showtek-sound can be quite diverse. Nevertheless our sound is always recognisable as being a typical Showtek track.” 

With the start of their own Dutch Masters Works label they created a quality-platform for their original sounding electronic music. Although The Showtekkers have only released self produced material on the label, the duo states that Dutch Masters Works in the near future will also see releases from others. Wouter and Sjoerd are best known as Showtek, although they use different pojectnames that are all very succesfull. The name Walt is used by Wouter and stands for techno- and trance-influenced music, with heavy beats and an experimental touch. Duro is a sideproject with pounding beats and nasty sounds and Southstylers is a coorporation between Walt and Zany. Headliner and Dutch Masters are both aliasses meant for the more accessible hardstyle. After having took Holland by storm the productions of the Showtekkers are nowadays shipped and licsensed all over the world. “It’s our main goal to perfection the Showtek-sound and reach more people around the globe with our music and through the label. However the most important thing is never lose the passion and fun.” 

Showtek on stage is an experience people will not easily forget and no matter where they play the roof gets blown off. Showtek can be booked as a live-act, but as djs as well. Wouter and Sjoerd say that there’s no better high in life than seeing the crowd going nuts on their self-produced music. A packed dancefloor full of smiling face is the biggest reward they can imagine. Besides that a good performance motivates and inspires the brothers to push the pedal to the metal even more next time in the studio. “Even as djs we tend to play a lot of own productions and 80 percent of our sets consist of record we produced ourselves. It’s not that we don’t like other people’s music, but we get a huge kick playing our own tracks in front of an enthousiastic audience. It’s a privalige to have a steady and loyal following of people who really are into your music.”

More info: http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/hardstyle-download/megapost-showtek-all-releases-and-liveset-t184.html

Megapost Headhunterz

Megapost Headhunterz

- Biography 
As a nine year old boy, I gave up soccer (wich I sucked at) for singing at a kids choir. In a massive studio built in an old church in Veenendaal (Holland) we recorded albums for kids such as Christmas songs and the kids for animals project. Singing went really well and I had my first look in a professional recording studio, wich turned me on big time. When I was not singing I was sitting behind the mixers pretending to be the technician. Later on I also did some recordings there after having some explanation. 

When I was ten years old, I started voice acting on movies. Through the last ten years I have done many, many movies and still doin’ it. At my 14th I left the choir. I was becoming a teenager and singing is just not cool at that age.. But I still had my first dj mixer wich I had for my 12th birthday. After a few years of eating dust under the bed, I suddenly decided that I had to become a DJ. I lent some money, bought my first second hand turntables and connected ‘em to my old mixer. 

That was the moment of big influence on the rest of my life. Deep inside I knew it: This was gonna be it. It took me little time to discover that if a dj wants to be somebody, producing is a must. Without any expectations I downloaded Fruity Loops and locked myself into my room for hours, days, weeks. I don’t know why, I just did it, as if it spoke for itself. But the endless trial and error sessions brought me to a higher level in fast tempo. I was 17 at that time. 

The Djing was also going great. Me and my best friend Bobby (DeeJ-010) did a dj contest for DefQon 1 (Q-dance) and we made it to the festival. This was my first big party to play on. 

After one and a half years the local newspaper brought me to a new record store in Veenendaal (again). They turned out to be a starting record label to and I gave them my productions. A few months later, the first record, with the a-side produced by Bobby (DeeJ-010) and the b-side represented by me, was a fact. (Nasty D-Tuners – Check Ya Head) It didn’t take long for the second release, also a cooperation with Bobby, to be pressed. (Nasty D-Tuners – Breaking the Rules) Both records are played on big parties, by big Dj’s from all over the world. 

At that time I was already negotiating with Dov “The Prophet” Elkabas, the big boss from Scantraxx records (the best Hardstyle label there is). It took a while, but at the end of 2005, he offered me and Bobby an artist contract. Of course we signed it! And yes, we’re in good hands. 

Since that time everything started going really fast. I played on Q-base 2005 (Airport Weeze, Gerymany) and together with Bobby on XQlusive The Prophet (Heineken Music Hall). 

And the story continues…

More info : http://www.realhardstyle.com/forum/hardstyle-download/megapost-headhunterz-all-releases-and-livesets-t175.html