Hardwell’s 2018 Ultra Miami set turns 3 years old: Watch
The iconic Ultra Miami 2018 set from Dutch DJ Hardwell turns three years old. You simply cannot go wrong with any of Hardwell’s Ultra sets, whatever the year it is. On Friday, March 23, 2018, former number one DJ and legendary dance icon Robbert van de Corput would go behind the decks to deliver his final set for Ultra Music Festival,
10 of the best-looking music studios in the Electronic Music world
As a world-class music producer, you can afford to fulfill childhood dreams, buy expensive toys and create things that most people would never dream of. While investing thousands of dollars in better and better musical equipment - consoles, plug-ins, studio monitors, keyboards, etc. - some producers pay a lot of attention to the way their music studios look. If you
Hardwell classic ‘Spaceman’ turns 9 years old
2012 was undoubtedly a vintage year for Hardwell. One of the main reasons for this blistering run of form throughout the year was the release of 'Spaceman' which helped the Dutch producer to skyrocket into the A-List of electronic talent. Following his Tiësto collaboration 'Zero 76' in 2011, the 'Go Hardwell or Go Home' DJ soon added to his star-studded catalogue
Flashback to 2012 when Hardwell released ‘Spaceman’
In January 2012, Hardwell released a track that would go on to change his career forever. ‘Spaceman’ captured the attention of the masses, becoming an instant hit. The track was perfectly suited to tastes at the time, as the electronic music industry was on the precipice of an era that would be defined by big room house. With the release
Hardwell On Air aired final episode
Hardwell On Air is an extremely popular radio show which has been going since 2011, and now the final episode has just finished. Ending on a high note, Hardwell On Air 500 was broadcast last night on 15 January, and it is now the end of an era for the Dutch DJ and the radio show. The show has presented us with
Hardwell’s birthday: celebrate with the epic Tomorrowland 2018 set
Happy birthday to hit maker and Revealed label boss Hardwell! As Hardwell, real name Robbert van de Corput, turns 33 years old, we want to celebrate in one of the best ways possible: by reliving and looking back upon his Tomorrowland 2018 set. One of the most popular sets (with a current 10 million views on YouTube right now) of the festival's
Hardwell & Blasterjaxx deliver astonishing first single ‘Bootshaus ID’ under Jaxxwell project: Listen
By now we all know the news, Hardwell and Blasterjaxx have teamed up for their brand new collaborative project Jaxxwell. First announced and brought to light a few days ago, Bootshaus posted a teaser of the single 'Bootshaus ID' to be released on Friday, and now it is finally here. Kicking off the new year in style, Hardwell and Blasterjaxx have teamed up to release a long-awaited track that fans
Hardwell to release new music with Blasterjaxx under new ‘Jaxxwell’ project
After clarification with Bootshaus, we can excitingly confirm and announce the news that Hardwell is set to release new music with Blasterjaxx under the name Jaxxwell. Yep, you heard it correctly! The new year is set to go off with a bang, as the new project by the Dutch DJs and producers are set to release their new track on January 1. Mere days away, the
What made big room so popular and where is it today?
Picture this: It’s 2012, and you are at the mainstage of your favourite festival while Hardwell or Afrojack is playing. What songs can you picture them playing? Most likely, a big room track that has the crowd jumping. It is that distinctive mainstage genre with the major buildups and the kick-heavy drops that drove every festival crowd crazy. Big room
Hardwell performed last show before retirement two years ago
Shocking the electronic music world when it happened, the legendary Dutch producer Hardwell announced his retirement two years ago, clearing his touring schedule and all other commitments with the exception of one show during Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) in 2018 at the iconic Ziggo Dome venue. Announcing it back then on his social media pages, it wasn't the first time he's done this. In his
Hardwell quietly shares hip-hop nostalgia mixtape on SoundCloud
Whenever Hardwell does anything in his career, it's always huge. No matter what, his huge fanbase hype up every single release he creates and everything he does seems to be on a large scale, which is why this recent piece of news that has been discovered is surprising and interesting. Released to his personal Instagram page (in which only friends and family
Flashback to 2018: Hardwell returns to Tomorrowland
Dutch megastar Hardwell has enjoyed a momentous career, filled with climactic moments and achievements. But it hasn’t all been plain sailing, and fans were extremely saddened when he decided to take a well-deserved break from touring. Since then, his loyal audience has been eagerly-awaiting his return, with many speculating about when his hiatus may end. But today, we’re not going
Revealed Recordings set for a 360° live stream on their 10th Anniversary
Hardwell’s record label Revealed Recordings has by-far been one of the top imprints in the electronic music industry for nearly a decade now. Having released tracks from top-notch artists like Tiësto, Dada Life, KSHMR, and the label-boss himself, the Revealed family has developed a fairly strong community that is felt even beyond the dance music industry. To mark their 10th
Mantrastic & Rechler – Waiting
Jerusalem-based producer Matan Ben Chetrit, best known as Mantrastic, has joined forces with his fellow compatriot Rechler to present their new collab together that comes by the name of 'Waiting'. This groovy track is already out via Nicky Romero's label Protocol Recordings. Mantrastic already proved his potential by putting out a record that showcased a lot of personality. Having worked with different
Hardwell classic ‘Three Triangles (Losing My Religion)’ turns 7 years old
Go Hardwell or go home. That was the message given to ravers in 2013, as Dutch DJ and Revealed Recordings maestro Hardwell completely dominated the scene. Giving birth to the 'Dirty Dutch' sound, Hardwell's rise coincided with a huge boom in the trend of 'big-room' productions, allowing artists such as Blasterjaxx, W&W, and Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike to flourish