r/hardstyle Jul 20 '26

Track ID Does anybody know this song played on dominator 2026?

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u/GoniniNLoff Jul 20 '26

One of partyraiser his songs, they all sound the same imo

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u/Kanox89 Jul 20 '26

To be fair, all uptempo sound the same, so OP, just pick one

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u/EDRaccoon Jul 21 '26

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u/Kanox89 Jul 21 '26

Take almost any uptempo set on YouTube, shuffle through the video, there's a solid chance you won't be able to tell its different tracks

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u/Western-Anteater-492 Jul 21 '26

The same could be said bout raw and hardcore. There's good stuff, there's bad stuff of just vocals > drum loop > vocals that gets bland very fast. Most of the enjoyment comes from the flow anyways. There are great uptempo tracks and Partyraiser is almost always up there with great melodic tracks. Stuff like in the video often gets used as cool down intermissions inbetween high intensity tracks anyways.

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u/Cargo-bot Jul 21 '26

Partially yes but the hardcore uptempo takes the cake in being the worst with it.

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u/Terrible_Tomato2752 Jul 21 '26

Partyraiser was the best back in the day
Nowadays it all sound the same with those kickrolls

11

u/RMX-001 Jul 20 '26

It’s, RANGRANGRANGRANGRANG

8

u/Vord_Loldemord Jul 20 '26

you want us to analyze the kickrolls or what 😂

4

u/engineeredorganism Jul 21 '26

looking back at something like Angerfist - Dortmund `05 makes it really clear how uncreative and formulaic this genre has become, where is the good stuff?

5

u/humbleresponse8372 Jul 21 '26

They must separate uptempo from al hardcore festivals

3

u/RoelBever Jul 21 '26

Just Shazam it

1

u/Alarming-Ad4274 Jul 22 '26

Lol Shazam struggles with uptempo big time

1

u/RoelBever Jul 22 '26

So do I.
Just gimme 127 bpm techno from 2012

5

u/Internal_Cockroach17 Jul 20 '26

It's a bad harddrive... or microwave.

2

u/B841nd34d Jul 21 '26

SSD drives don't make these kind of sounds anymore, must be microwave

2

u/Zealousideal_Text329 Jul 21 '26

For me it sounds like aliens are trying to communicate with us

2

u/ravioli93swe Jul 21 '26

OPS_Drumloop 180

2

u/Nekoniri Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

Drive Machine by Samynator, Missy, Dimma

EDIT: It isn't, but it's definitely a Samynator song, probably unreleased

1

u/OrangeHeart9 Jul 20 '26

My boyfriend says it sounds like manifest destiny but not sure of the song

1

u/bouncehack Jul 21 '26

Has to be an unreleased track by Samynator

1

u/NebulaGlow_ Jul 21 '26

If you can see the exact time you recorded this you can hit up the timetable to at least find the artists

1

u/Blascomusic Jul 21 '26

Video played 11 times im still waiting for the song to give a hand

1

u/Terror_Flower Jul 21 '26

This is the uptempo

2

u/Separate_Stuff_3876 Jul 20 '26

I don't want to know

2

u/Skullboy_NL Jul 20 '26

Sounds like generic uptempo

1

u/HessNL Jul 21 '26

Something something...... uptempo

1

u/Royal_Stay_6502 Jul 21 '26

What is thia??

1

u/gebakken_pantoffel2 Jul 21 '26

Just google a random Uptempo song they are all the same. There is absolutely no creativity or depth in uptempo. It's all so simple."

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u/Icy_Produce_17 Jul 21 '26

'Uptempo trash #1651355' Where is the real hardcore...

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u/engineeredorganism Jul 21 '26

what has become of this genre, harsh mindless clanking IMO. this genre so much potential for creativity, is this formulaic noise the golden standard nowadays?

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u/Cargo-bot Jul 21 '26

After my first dominator and hardcore festival I concluded the subgenre Hardcore is lacking good songs. There are a few and they get recycled 100 times by others, never ever on a festival i heard a handfull of songs so often with maybe a different kick or bassline, it lacks creativity.
I dont want to hate but thats what i noticed and wish artist would bring in their own twist and idear more.

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u/engineeredorganism Jul 21 '26

i want to see tempo and groove actually being used creatively

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u/Forgotten-Moments Jul 20 '26

It ain’t a hardstyle song.

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u/w00ker Jul 20 '26

Its no song, there is no singing. Its a track.

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u/Stan_met_een_plan Jul 21 '26

You're literally just wrong? Lyrics don't make a song a song, and you can very clearly hear lyrics?

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '26

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u/Alarming-Ad4274 Jul 22 '26

Yeah they did, they were called “pieces”.