For decades, Dutch DJs and producers have been at the top of the dance music industry. Big-name stars like Tiësto and Fedde Le Grand have lit up the airwaves and clubs of Europe with their anthemic bangers. They have been rewarded with critical success and chart acclaim, but the music press still sometimes fails to give them the level of attention they deserve. Finally, this void is being filled with the “World’s First Custom DJ Magazine.”
The first edition will ask thirty of the top Dutch DJs how their career progressed them to the top and what drives them to keep making beautiful music. The magazine will feature these short interviews and photos of the DJs in their everyday work environment. Dutch DJs aim to give dance music fans a unique look into the personal lives of their favorite DJs.
The first edition will ask thirty of the top Dutch DJs how their career progressed them to the top and what drives them to keep making beautiful music. The magazine will feature these short interviews and photos of the DJs in their everyday work environment. Dutch DJs aim to give dance music fans a unique look into the personal lives of their favorite DJs.
Dutch DJs will be run and edited by a former chief editor for DJ Magazine: Anthony Donner. He will use his passion and expert editing capabilities to deliver premier content on Dutch dance music talent. In addition, Donner will cast back to his previous experience curating a collection of interviews of the 300 most notable names in Dutch dance music.
Donner plans to make the content of Dutch DJs as diverse as possible. He aims to cover the complete range of Dutch dance music talent, and Donner has spoken to every big name in Dutch dance to create the most diverse content possible. Nowhere else will music fans read about mainstream names like Tiësto and then turn a page to discover more about hardstyle talent like Angerfist.
In this special edition, the featured DJs and producers will be…
Tiësto, Fedde Le Grand, Nicky Romero, Sander van Doorn, Sam Feldt, Showtek, Chocolate Puma, Chuckie, DJ Jean, Freddy Moreira, Irwan, Dyna, Johnny 500, Ferry Corsten, Dash Berlin, Richard Durand, D-Block & S -Te-Fan, Noisecontrollers, Ran-D, Frontliner, Egbert, Secret Cinema, Steve Rachmad, Ben Liebrand, Joost van Bellen, Eddy de Clercq, Angerfist, Paul Elstak and, Partyraiser.
The content curated by Anthony Donner is not the most exciting or unique aspect of the magazine. That accolade goes to the fact that the magazine has customizable elements. For example, buyers will write their unique foreword and have their names printed on the cover. The unique magazine will then be published and sent straight to the address given. This makes Dutch DJs the perfect gift for Dutch dance music fans.
As interesting as Dutch DJs’ content will be, the true passion will be delivered by including Rudger Geerling’s work. Geerling, also known as Rudgr, is a festival photographer at the top of his game. He is known for capturing the intensity and energy of the festival crowds and performers like nobody else. Rudgr’s input will make Dutch DJs up there with the most colorful and eyecatching magazines on the market.
After reading Dutch DJs, you will want nothing more than to get up and dance the night away. But, if COVID is keeping you out of the clubs, be sure to tune into NEXUS radio to hear from the talented producers featured in Dutch DJs magazine.
