2 Faced Funks: a fresh new breeze through the (inter)national house scene. Similar ‘faces’ and a similar goals: producing and spinning only the best and most dazzling house music!

Besides numerous performances in Dutch clubs and venues, 2 Faced Funks also rocked Aruba during the summer of 2008. In the meantime our faceless duo is busy defining and creating new productions. 2 Faced Funks are spreading their infectious sounds and remarkable appearance thru out the nation. Looking for a weird but groovy encounter? Get out to see them..

There is a new generation, a new breed, a new collective, 2Junxion. Representing ACID and HARDTECHNO, this DJ Team will take you beyond the limits of HARD DANCE.

2Junxion stands for the best of this new stream in the dance scene. 2Junxion is formed by The Vinyl Junk and DJ DNS. They combined their individual styles to be 2Junxion. Both deejays started their mixing talents way back, Vinyl Junk mastered in Hardcore, while DJ DNS explored his Techno, lifting Techno to a harder level.

ABOVE AND BEYOND are producers Jono Grant, Tony McGuinness and Paavo Sijamäki. Collectively they have been responsible for some of the world’s biggest club tracks over the last few years and now rank among the most respected trance producers globally, with a number of successful projects including OCEANLAB, FREESTATE, TRANQUILITY BASE, POS, NITROMETHANE and DIRT DEVILS.

After building a strong reputation through remix work for acts like Adamski and Dario G, Above and Beyond’s major breakthrough came when their spec mix of MADONNA’s single “What It Feels Like For A Girl” was accepted.  In fact, Madge was so impressed with their version that she decided to shoot a video to the Above & Beyond mix instead of the album version!  The infamous video was directed by husband Guy Ritchie.

The stars must've been aligned just right when Nick van de Wall (also known as Afrojack) saw his first ray of light.

Music was his first love since day one, although it didn't manifest until his fifth year, when he started playing piano. Being a very creative student, Afrojack spent most of his time listening to all kinds of music while studying. To no surprise it didn't take him long to turn the tables around and start to make music instead of just listening to it.

Danny Masseling's (Angerfist) career began in 2005, when he sent a demo tape to DJ Buzz Fuzz, head of BZRK Records. Buzz liked the tape and signed Masseling, who released his first EPs under the name Menace II Society and Angerfist. He quickly gained respect in the nu style gabber/hardcore scene for his uncompromisingly violent and aggressive sound, characterized by bass drums that are extreme even in gabber rations. He also released records under the name Kid Morbid, Bloodcage, Denekamps Gespuis (which was a one-time alias for a gimmick-track) and Roland & Sherman.

Armin van Buuren is one of the most popular DJ’s around:  voted number one twice by DJ Mag, 30 million listeners to his radioshow and worldwide gigs. His ‘76’, ‘Shivers’ and ‘Imagine’ artist albums are award-winning, his Armada Music label is a big success and the amount of fans is still growing fast.

The Beholder; a.k.a. Jeroen Streunding, has a history of successes that is virtually unique. No man has produced so many classics as this man. With this background it’s no wonder that his own labels have very high standards when it comes to putting releases on vinyl. So it may not be a surprise that he is label manager of Seismic Records together with his buddy Balistic.

As producer he is responsible for hardstyle classics like “Beholder & Balistic - Decibel anthem”, “The Beholder & Max Enforcer - Pulse Protraction” and “The Beholder & Balistic Feat. Max Enforcer - Bigger, Better, Louder! (Decibel 2004 Anthem)”. But also his remixes of “DJ Rob – Boy’s Interface” and “Geal - Losing my feeling”, and his recent releases together with DJ Zany like “Euphoria”, “Bleeding for the harder styles” and “The New God” are well known by all hardstyle lovers!

The year 1999 marked the birth of a new sound. In this year the Seismic label introduced a new form of quality hardstyle productions. Directly responsible for the revolution that followed where Balistic and the Beholder. The impact of the Seismic label was enormous; what appeared to be a ‘shock and awe’ technique resulted in a continuous flow of hit records.

Balistic; Dennis Copier, started dj’ing in 1994. Before long he became part of a dj team that, in the following years, performed on parties all over the world. With his expert technique and excellent choice for future floorfillers it didn’t take long for his audience to truly recognize his talent.

Liebrand began his DJ-ing career in 1976 at the age of sixteen with his mobile set-up, "The B. Liebrand Audio Studio", playing parties around his hometown of Nijmegen. Two years later, when he became old enough to frequent nightclubs, he moved from mobile discos to a nightclub residency, playing in "Juicy Lucy" nightclub (1978–1979). At this point, he was still letting one record play into another without beatmixing; however in 1979, he began a residency at "The Kwien" (pronounced 'The Queen') nightclub (1979–1980). During this time, Liebrand learned the art of mixing from Kwien resident Huib Luiten.

Stefan Melis a.k.a DJ Bountyhunter is spinning records since he was 12 years old.

After several years he decided to try out his producer skills as well.

He played at many great indoor and outdoor parties in Europe including “The Loveparade” (Berlin), “Multigroove”, “Qlimax”, “Hellraiser” and “Mayday”.

DJ Bountyhunter has been a resident-DJ in several clubs in Belgium as well. You could find him behind the spinning decks in clubs like “Cherrymoon”,”Montini”, “Planet Hardcore”, “Kabarka” and “Dreitrap”.

Matthias Menck and Dennis Bohn became popular all over the world as producers of German progressive house sensation Brooklyn Bounce. Calling themselves Brooklyn Bounce DJ Team, they have been bringing their favourite sound to the hippest clubs of the planet for some years now: Pumping House tracks, ultra-hard techno burners and hypnotic trance tunes - their set is exceptional and always great to dance to. Matthias „Double M“ Menck stands for the deep house elements, Dennis „Bonebreaker“ Bohn for the edgy and fast techno parts.

Before 1991, when I started playing hardcore, I’ve been successful as an R and B/Hip Hop DJ. Playing  in clubs such as “Metropool” ( Palace, Zaandam), “Zorba de Buddha”(Pacha) and “Cash”(Amsterdam).

In 1992, “The Dreamteam” was founded, a joint venture with The Prophet, Dano and Gizmo.

1994 was the year that I began producing my own tracks. BZRK Records is the name of the label

Floorfillers by my hand are: “XTC Love”, “Frequencies”, “Hey” and “Jealousy is a MF”.

For over a decade the house movement has been growing. Day or night people collect in droves to join in the consciousness of the harder house sound. As a new generation of music appreciators develops, so grows CHamp-E-on. Dutch crowd favourite Champ-E-on has been an integral part of the oldschool/hardcore music scene in the Netherlands since his beginnings in 1991. He started his DJ career like many younger dj's on his attic mixing with Lenco turntables without pitch. In those days he also teached his long-time friend Mark Vos dj’ing (not knowing that Mark would become the 1 st generation hardcore superstar dj known as Buzz Fuzz part of the legendary dreamteam). Playing at local parties soon followed, where Champ-E-on defined his own unique style. There has never been a dull moment in his career; due to the skills learnt through hard graft at the decks and endless listening to past, present, and future music, he performs as a potential big time DJ for the future, bringing in not only the flawless mixes but also clownesque entertainment skills most DJ's dare not try in a club or event.

Until 1987 Charly’s teenage years were dominated by Disco and Italiën music. But his musical directions were changed, when he first heard House-music on a summer holiday in Blanes, Spain.

After hooking-up with Mental Theo in 1992, things went fast for Ramon, which is his civil name! Remember songs like: Wonderful Days, Stars, Hardcore Feelings and many more. Over twelve years they travelled around the world spreading their Happy Hardcore sound.