The end of the roaring nineties was near....
A decade of dance evolution stood the test of time.
It's 1998 and it was finally time for the age of reverse bass.
Some people will say Mauro Picotto developed the typical round 'whoomp' sound, others will say Flamman & Abraxas was the first with their track Used & Abused back in 1995. But this typical sound became a trademark of what is known now as the genre 'Early Hardstyle'.
Mauro Picotto used this sound quite often and so other Italian dj's, Hardtrance dj's from Germany, Hardhouse producers from the UK and the Netherlands copied the sound. And from this mixture of music, came the birth of Hardstyle. Q-Dance coined this name in 2002, made from the words 'hardcore' and 'oldstyle'. Q-Dance started these uptempo events after the glory days of Hardcore in 2001, to fill in the gap. People were in need of something new, fresh and exciting and Q-Dance answered the call successfully.
This is 'THE AGE OF REVERSE BASS'
Another project by Silvio Aquila - your guide in these chronicles of the Early Hardstyle period from 1998 up to and including the year 2005.
Today your history teacher will take you back to the year 2002 - the next step in the evolution of Reverse Bass...
Tracklist;
01 - Marc la Cruz - Eriel
02 - CJ Ash - Machines (Spaceboy mix)
03 - Derb - In Africa (Club mix)
04 - Langenhagen - Moinsen (Lars Palmas remix)
05 - DJ Shredda - Chainsaw (The Crow remix)
06 - Cenoginerz - You Like The Bass (wwwdjzany.nl rmx)
07 - Beam vs Cyrus - All Over The World (DJ Isaac remix)
08 - Yves Deruyter - Back To Earth (DJ Scot Project mix)
09 - 4 Navigators feat DJ Vortex - Follow Me
10 - The Raiders - Electric Ant (Explosion In The Anthill mix)
(NOTE: It takes a lot of time and effort to select these tracks, edit, mix, record and finish my mixes. Could you please show some love by sharing this mix on your socials, tag me in it and I will be forever grateful! π)