This track, this edit specifically, always gets me to laugh.

edit: fml i forgot a blah

Een artikel over hoe de burgemeester van Dronten de annulering van Defqon.1 heeft ervaren.

Mooi om te zien dat ook de burgemeester Defqon.1 verdedigt tegenover de berichtgeving in de media over de zogenoemde rellen.

https://letsgethyper.nl/

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It’s a euphoric hardstyle song, I would say it’s newer either from this year or made within the last few years. The lyric is “Now in the final hour…” which is then immediately followed by the main track melody. The track isn’t super fast, sub 160 bpm for sure (around 150-155). It is NOT "The Final Hour" by Ephoric and ÆLINN OR “Darkest Hour” by DBSTF/SZP. Might be a tough one but we got some fanatics here. Thank you!!

I feel like I’m a very avid listener when it comes to hardstyle and really I’m just looking if anyone likes it it’s got over 1000 songs so

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I’ve spoken to other artists about this and often they express feelings of fear for being replaced by Ai.

I’m very curious, would you listen to Ai generated hardstyle music or not? And why?

As the title says, what are in your opinion the livesets you attended (which were not classic sets or played mostly classics) that were the most danceable.

As most people say hardstyle these days isn't danceable anymore, show me your counterarguments:)

This will be my very first time traveling to the Netherlands for any big hardstyle event before and my partner and I ended up getting the Deluxe 2P package in the Luxury District because that's all that was left. I’d love to hear from anyone who has stayed in this area or used this package before. What is the overall experience and vibe actually like?
Since it’s a 3-day festival, we want to make sure we pack right. What are your absolute must-haves for the packing list, especially for international travelers as we are coming all the way from Australia? Drop any tips, travel advice, or Decibel survival hacks below. Thank you so much! 🙏

As the DJs get younger, theyre using songs from what the 90s and 2000s kids grew up on and turning them into hardstyle tracks, its so good its like nostalgia but make it harder 😈

So last weekend I went to Dominator, and also to Doris her set at the frenchcore stage on Saturday. Afterwards, our group went to her fanmeet, and there she recognised me as one of the dinosaurs from the video she did the day before, which led to some laughs with the group. Eventually, her tour manager came to me and asked: "you want a Doris Towel? You could post it on Reddit or something."

So yeah, here it is I guess. Dominator was fun :D

Hi all! After Defqon i suffered from a festival deficiency.

Now i have my eyes on Decibel. With all the Defqon sets being released on Youtube i am more and more amazed by the direction the sound is moving in and I WANT MORE!

But listening to Decibel sets i cant help but feel like its way less… progressive? Like Defqon had some great and complex sets (4444 of a kind, Hysta, Coone) and at Decibel it just feels like Dj’s replay their most popular tracks with little editing inbetween. Like it’s Hardstyle for when you are 20. Or for people who come from regular drinking and clubbing culture in NL.

No better place to get opinions than reddit so i am super curious to hear your personal experience with Decibel!

I’d love to know:
- your years in the scene/age
- what style you love
- your experience

I’ll start!
- 4 years in/24
- Euphoric/Melodic
- None with Decibel, Defqon is a yearly pilgrimage (of 10 mins, i know, luxury position)