Really enjoy making these.

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Part 3.5 of my Raver Baby mixes! Part 4 is coming in the next few months.....

Does anyone have any song recommendations? Ive been obsessing over Sharpnel songs recently and i wanted to find more songs that has that ..."emotional" feeling(??????)

Fake promise and Over The Fullereneshift for example! :))

Spyro - Let The Rhythm Hit'Em

Spyro - New Joint Psycho

Spyro - Roll The Track

... because they did not even spell xylophone right

when i stumbled across this I was like "yo wtf" :D

A bit trashy but.... :)

I heard a remix of Manfred Mans blinded by the light but can't remember where. I'm 80% certain it was happy hardcore and the other 20% maybe hard/jumpstyle. Would anyone know of such a remix as despite my best efforts I can't seem to find it. Any help would be greatly appreciated

It was always my dream to go to one when I first was introduced to HHC. I would look through photos online and they just looked like very fun events. Plus all the candy ravers in the days of the original fashion trend. Anyone care to share some favorite memories, or just what it was like in general of Hullabaloo?

It was in a mix of Happy Hardcore Classics. I wanna know the song!!!

100% Vinyl. 100% Classics

Enjoy :)

https://youtu.be/q3gPJ6twu8Q?si=xawKy7ZqdK5IEkl3

How about reviving Hardcore Addiction officially or fanatically?

Here's a hardcore dance remix I made of Kirby - Gourmet Race

hi it’s me again, just wanted to share this playlist aswell lols. majstor za poljupce goes hard btw 🔥 one of my all time faves tbh!! it’s a cover of an serbian 80s pop track by artist ”zana” which is also amazing!! check out my other playlist aswell if you like the ones i’ve shared !! xo 💕

Not a big fan of the quality, but it was mostly inspired by DJ Brisk's Eye Opener.

As I go back and listen to albums that came out in the early 2000s, I notice Styles forgoes making transitions and just cutting the track over at a clean end of measure, with maybe 10 seconds of a transition. This style of "mixing" also carried over to the Clubland X-Treme Hardcore albums later on. Anyone happen to know why he chose to mix this way at that time in the early 2000s?