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A fresh combination of old and new, that’s what D-Verze is all about. With big atmospheric productions and diverse, yet cohesive DJ sets, D-Verze has shown the ability to get both smaller and bigger crowds moving.
Rick Veldhuis started the D-Verze project together with former member Jeffrey Hendriksen in 2011. The first D-Verze productions such as “Fear Me” and “Madness” had not gone unnoticed, yet things started to get more serious with “The Cycle”, produced in 2013. Additionally, this track brought the duo in touch with Spoontech Records, who asked them to join forces with Infirium for a guest release on their mini-album “The Punch Patrol”. Happy to work for one of their favorite labels in the scene, D-Verze and Infirium delivered “Disappeared” which was received very well.
After the success of Disappeared, D-Verze signed with Spoontech Records early 2015. In the years after that, D-Verze released several tracks such as “Supernatural” (w/ Blackout) and a remix for Density’s “Specymen”, which was also featured on the HardBass compilation of 2016. After several years together in the project and playing at parties such as Loudfest and XXlerator, Rick and Jeffrey decided to part ways in 2017.
However, Rick showed that he is here to stay with gigs at Qapital, Q-Base and Decibel and releases such as Winds of Change, As One (w/ Stratos) and Identity (w/ Vazard). And now that his album “The Internal” is taking shape, it is clear that the future looks bright.
Rick Veldhuis started the D-Verze project together with former member Jeffrey Hendriksen in 2011. The first D-Verze productions such as “Fear Me” and “Madness” had not gone unnoticed, yet things started to get more serious with “The Cycle”, produced in 2013. Additionally, this track brought the duo in touch with Spoontech Records, who asked them to join forces with Infirium for a guest release on their mini-album “The Punch Patrol”. Happy to work for one of their favorite labels in the scene, D-Verze and Infirium delivered “Disappeared” which was received very well.
After the success of Disappeared, D-Verze signed with Spoontech Records early 2015. In the years after that, D-Verze released several tracks such as “Supernatural” (w/ Blackout) and a remix for Density’s “Specymen”, which was also featured on the HardBass compilation of 2016. After several years together in the project and playing at parties such as Loudfest and XXlerator, Rick and Jeffrey decided to part ways in 2017.
However, Rick showed that he is here to stay with gigs at Qapital, Q-Base and Decibel and releases such as Winds of Change, As One (w/ Stratos) and Identity (w/ Vazard). And now that his album “The Internal” is taking shape, it is clear that the future looks bright.
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