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Little Hardstyle release facts and gossips topic
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Thats one of the reasons I am listening more and more to the PRSPCT stuff. Quite more undergroundish but music wise much more diverse (go check out the PRSPCT App f.e. and listen to "DJ Hiddens Imaginarium" or Thrashers "Wonderful world of Wax" (which includes re metal and hiphop too, but anyway). PRSPT feels more advanced and suits more to my age lol
There was an interview with them where they said it out loud, that the reason for their departure were disagreement with the main guy from Q-Dance. Someone can give me a hand maybe? I'm sure its been posted here as well but i cant seem to find itReverse Ghost wrote: ↑16 Jan 2023, 00:43I require elaboration, I assumed they just quit hardstyle since their releases toward the end of their tenure weren't at the same quality as their prior works.

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I don't recall any interview, Ceero. But all I understand is they weren't given big stage bookings because Q wouldn't pay their fees so they quit. That was just public knowledge.
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So, a company that wants to make some cash is a bad one? Don't forget Q is one the reasons why Hardstyle is so big in the first place. Imo it's their full right to push this genre into something they want! They practically have patent on this genre lol.
But it's not only them, it's the crowds too. When raw became a thing I couldn't believe all the 'ooohs' and 'aaahs' whenever a freaking hard kick kicked in, hadn't heard that with euphoric for quite some time. Euphoric producers have been the least creative producers for at least ten freaking years already, it's not only Q's fault. Raw has already had a few adaptations in those ten years, whereas Euphoric just keeps on churning out the same tune after the same tune.
But it's not only them, it's the crowds too. When raw became a thing I couldn't believe all the 'ooohs' and 'aaahs' whenever a freaking hard kick kicked in, hadn't heard that with euphoric for quite some time. Euphoric producers have been the least creative producers for at least ten freaking years already, it's not only Q's fault. Raw has already had a few adaptations in those ten years, whereas Euphoric just keeps on churning out the same tune after the same tune.
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If you search "Showtek Platinum" in this forum you'll see info about Q-Dance not booking Showtek because they (Showtek) left Platinum Agency. It's hard to imagine the counterfactual where they kept headlining major Q-Dance parties now.Reverse Ghost wrote: ↑16 Jan 2023, 00:43I require elaboration, I assumed they just quit hardstyle since their releases toward the end of their tenure weren't at the same quality as their prior works.
I believe this is the interview you're thinking of.
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Fine, but dont forget Q is also the reason why the scene is not bigger and more diverse. That patent is the worst thing that ever happened to hardstyle, it a disgrace.
Imagine some organistion/label would claim techno or hiphop and pushes the same 10 acts for 10 years. All other talents get moved to a shitload of related but useless sublabels, with no chance of playing their tracks/sets in front of a crowd. Lawsuits for radio stations who play too much techno/hiphop without their permission.
It would kill the scene, wouldn't it?
That's your opinion, the patent in my eyes is the best thing that could've happened to hardstyle. Now what? Euphoric is dying, that would've happened anyway. The crowds want harder and faster, simple as that. Q-Dance, albeit pushing, also caters to that. They're smart business people, I praise them for that!
Fifteen years ago a new kind of hardstyle took over. If the early sound would've continued, hardstyle would've died out. Look at Euphoric now.
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