It’s no secret that we are proud of the dutch legacy of harder styles that is praised worldwide. We humbly flirted with influences of this ever since our collaboration with @majorlazer ; “The Original Don”. While working on this record with @diplo he mentioned that he loved what he called “the dutch Gabba kicks”. Nowadays more and more genres- and subgenres merge and we think that’s positive; one that loves hiphop can easily also love crazy rave tunes. Music is within quick reach through platforms as Spotify. So styles growing together is not a surprise. And the urge of placing everything in a certain box is only human; strictly EDM dj’s are easier to trace. Of course. We have always been walking a less easy path though; wanting to play and create more styles than one. Just because we simply love more than one. We were quickly labeled “eclectic”. Either way; we love how the time seems right for acts like Outsiders and us to come together and collaborate. We think we’ve fought long enough to create the unique situation where people are not surprised to see a hiphop song with our name on it but also a record like our latest release “Leven voor de rave”. Furthermore, we felt honoured when great producers like @djpaulelstak , Ruthless and @lnytnz transformed and remixed some of our expirimental records. “Oh my hardcore remix”, “Born to rave” and “How many dj’s” to name a few. Recently we were invited by Q-dance to perform at X-Qlusive Holland. A great experience! Right now we may proudly announce that we get to play at a special stage at @defqon1 with the homies The @darkraver_official and @outsidersnl
We do want to clearly state that we are not changing what we do; we do what we love and that’s what we’ve always been doing. Again; we praise this era where our diversity is possible because listeners are openminded and we humbly try to contribute to the evolvement. We are not claiming a certain style or saying that we represent something in particular. We simply wan