Rejecta @ Qlimax 2019
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McBong [Set Editor] -
McBong [Set Editor] -
He made some nice tracks, but he's still a newcomer imo, I don't get why he can play at qlimax already. For guys like radical with a much bigger fanbase and way longer in the scene it took forever until q-dance finally booked him. And warface never got there, who also would've earned it way more.
JurneSleddens [Set Editor] -
On 12-12-2019 09:36:45, McBong wrote:
He made some nice tracks, but he's still a newcomer imo, I don't get why he can play at qlimax already. For guys like radical with a much bigger fanbase and way longer in the scene it took forever until q-dance finally booked him. And warface never got there, who also would've earned it way more.
I think because Qlimax isn't a event with really hard raw hardstyle (thinking in boxes I know haha). Most of the people expect artists like Ran-D, B-Front, Frequencerz, Phuture Noize, and Sub Zero Project for the raw artists. After these quite melodic raw hardstyle acts Qlimax goes in one step to hardcore. The chance for a 'hard raw hardstyle' DJ to play at Qlimax is just smaller. Rejecta isn't in my opinion a real hard raw hardstyle DJ but is closer to the melodic raw style like Frequencerz and Ran-D. Thats my explanation in bad English hahaha.
-michaelhughes [Set Editor] -
On 12-12-2019 11:31:20, JurneSleddens wrote:Rejecta was really good when he first came on the scene but very quickly, changed his style to be ‘mainstream’. Qlimax is an event that has long past it’s sell-by date imo.
On 12-12-2019 09:36:45, McBong wrote:
He made some nice tracks, but he's still a newcomer imo, I don't get why he can play at qlimax already. For guys like radical with a much bigger fanbase and way longer in the scene it took forever until q-dance finally booked him. And warface never got there, who also would've earned it way more.
I think because Qlimax isn't a event with really hard raw hardstyle (thinking in boxes I know haha). Most of the people expect artists like Ran-D, B-Front, Frequencerz, Phuture Noize, and Sub Zero Project for the raw artists. After these quite melodic raw hardstyle acts Qlimax goes in one step to hardcore. The chance for a 'hard raw hardstyle' DJ to play at Qlimax is just smaller. Rejecta isn't in my opinion a real hard raw hardstyle DJ but is closer to the melodic raw style like Frequencerz and Ran-D. Thats my explanation in bad English hahaha.
-michaelhughes [Set Editor] -
On 12-12-2019 09:36:45, McBong wrote:Agreed about Warface, he is one of the best DJ’s that Qlimax could ask. Acts like Malice, Rooler etc would never get asked to play.
He made some nice tracks, but he's still a newcomer imo, I don't get why he can play at qlimax already. For guys like radical with a much bigger fanbase and way longer in the scene it took forever until q-dance finally booked him. And warface never got there, who also would've earned it way more.
McBong [Set Editor] -
On 12-12-2019 15:23:35, -michaelhughes wrote:
On 12-12-2019 09:36:45, McBong wrote:Agreed about Warface, he is one of the best DJ’s that Qlimax could ask. Acts like Malice, Rooler etc would never get asked to play.
He made some nice tracks, but he's still a newcomer imo, I don't get why he can play at qlimax already. For guys like radical with a much bigger fanbase and way longer in the scene it took forever until q-dance finally booked him. And warface never got there, who also would've earned it way more.
Same. Malice & rooler and all the (ex)-guys from gearbox are just not qlimax material, I know. But warface seems to be completely ignored, while having a huge fanbase and success over years. And he's not sooo hard, he could fit before a hardcore DJ just fine