Wist je dat... (Hardcore Only)

Re-Style feat. Nikkita - "Assault On The Arena"

Ik dacht dat Nikkita gestopt was

Ik dacht dat Nikkita gestopt was

Well, it's good to hear you've been doing well after you quit the Harder Styles scene. And even though it's not entirely my thing, I'd love to hear some of your new, more house-ish work, just to see what twist you gave to it. Not everyone here hates it

Just wondering how you managed to find your way here so fast, i know you made an accout because of the whole Bioweapon thing, but I don't assume you still come here very often, also because you don't speak the language (although I've seen you know 'some' words ). But still, it's good to hear from you, and keep up the good life and work

I have expensive titties.

Verwacht bij deze tot nu toe iets in de richting van, say, D-Passion of Negative A (dus het harde main), gemixed met een vleugje crossbreed. Later in de set zal hij denk ik nog wel iets harder gaan :p

Re-Style is the best MoH producer in my opinion

Day-Mar?

Mjah, telt die echt als MoH tegenwoordig? Meeste releases erop ja, maar album dan weer op Abstract. Telt het, dan geef ik je daarin gelijk, was haar om eerlijk te zijn ook even vergeten mee te nemen in mijn ranking.

Day-Mar is en blijft MoH en dat album was Schranz dus het lijkt me niet logisch om dat op MoH te releasen.

he listened entirely to my ideas and let me have a good direction of the track itself (I told him what I wanted it to sound like, and we worked together on something cool). Plus, he really needed someone quick for the anthem. He was also really patient, professional, and nice to me.

Did people in the past not listen to your ideas or did they not treat you the right way then?
I'm wondering, because it seems like you are kinda putting the focus on that part.

Without bringing up the past, because I've already moved on from the issues at hand, but in recent years I started immersing myself in to sound engineering. I've even engineered/produced some of my own stuff, sounds, written many tracks, and so on. I'm planning to use some of these concepts to turn in to my own stuff. I have loads of my own ideas, but I'm not very good working on my own (I prefer the feeling of synergy you get when you have a good bond with someone). I'm in sound engineering school now to help me develop my skills and to better my communication skills when working with others, and also to improve my set-up/technical knowledge so I can deliver my best possible work to people.

You have to understand I've been a hobby-vocalist for nearly 15 years now. And in music, you can only do one type of thing so much before you feel the urge to really do something new... some producers/engineers are very open and receptive to new ideas. As a result, I decided it to be a pre-requirement.

There's certain things I like and don't like... for e.g., I really love the older sounds of Dione (Deluge, etc). I love gregorian style chanting, and sub-bass frequencies that you feel instead of hear. I love screeches, hoovers, and more dissonant/atonal things. I like more simple (or beautiful) types of melodies (ie: The Outside Agency - The Alchemists, or Hybrid - Unfinished Symphony), and idiosyncratic voices; I'm less concerned with music for the dancefloor, or making it "easy to mix" for DJs, and more concerned with thinking of the person who is just an "average listener". I like clean, well produced things and people who know how to do it.

Anyway, not to claim credit for the track with Re-Style... it's his time to shine, I just felt happy to help. He did a really good job, and I think the anthem sounds awesome.

You guys can feel free to interview/Q&A me or something. I hate derailing threads so much, and it seems everyone has a lot of questions for me, even long after I've done anything.

Here you guys go...

I hope you enjoy. We worked really hard on it, especially Re-Style.