Atmozfears

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Atmozfears
Atmozfears playing live at Qlimax 2014
Background information
Also known as	TVDS[1]
Origin	Netherlands
Genres	Hardstyle
Years active	2009-present
Members	Tim van de Stadt
Past members	Kevin Keiser Michael Jessen
Website	www.atmozfea.rs

Tim van de Stadt, known his stage name Atmozfears, is a Dutch hardstyle artist. Atmozfears was previously a trio, consisting of Tim, Kevin Keiser and Michael Jessen, formed in 2009. By the end of 2012, Jessen had left the group. In February 2012, Atmozfears joined the hardstyle label Scantraxx Records.^[2] Atmozfears has played at such festivals as Defqon.1, The Qontinent, Q-Base and Tomorrowland.

On July 1, 2013, Scantraxx announced that Tim and Kevin had gone separate ways.^[3] Tim kept the "Atmozfears" synonym, while Kevin would end up becoming another hardstyle producer called Infrno. In 2017, Tim collaborated with Hardwell on the Hardwell & Friends Vol.1 EP on a song called "All That We Are Living For" featuring M.Bronx.^[4] In 2018, Atmozfears produced the main anthem for the Q-Base Festival, commemorating its 15th and last edition.^[5]

Biography

2008: Musical beginnings

Tim van de Stadt grew up in a musical family and was already playing the piano at the age of 4. During his youth, his interest developed more and more towards electronic music and sound engineering. He initially made a name for himself in social networks under the pseudonym DJ Vapour, with which he was already active in hardstyle.^[6] Together with his friend Bart Kuipers he started the act BK & T-mothy, producing house music. At the age of 17, producer Joshua Dutrieux (also known as JDX) noticed him and invited him to his studio in Hollywood to teach him more about producing music.^[7] After a few months, van de Stadt returned to the Netherlands and continued to perform there with Kuipers under the name Paranoia.^[8]

2008–2013: Foundation and separation of the trio

In 2008 he met Kevin Keiser, who had previously founded the Atmozfears project with Michael Jessen. They and van de Stadt met in a forum. They already celebrated their debut with their single The Return. The song was created in collaboration with the Dutch hardstyle producer Max Force and was released on the Italian record label “Explosive Records”.^[9] At this time, Keiser lived in Canada, van de Stadt in Germany and Jessen in the Netherlands. The trio met for the first time in spring 2009 and the songs Supernatural and Inflicting You were created, which were their first collaborations. After releasing individual songs on various labels until the end of 2011, “Scantraxx” became aware of them at the beginning of 2012 and signed them. Their EP Living for the Future was released on this label in the spring, giving them their first breakthrough in the hardstyle scene. Regarding the distribution of roles, Keiser said that van de Stadt is the “brain” of the trio and is responsible for the ideas of the productions. Keiser and Jessen form the faces during the live performances.^[10] But before success gave the trio the decisive step, Jessen announced that he was leaving the project. With Jessen's departure, van de Stadt accompanied Keiser behind the mixing desk, and their popularity on stage increased through joint appearances with, among others, Brennan Heart, Audiotricz and their long-time idol Wildstylez. In June 2013 they performed for the first time on the main stage of the world's largest hardstyle festival Defqon.1.^[11] Just a few days later, Scantraxx announced that Keiser would also be leaving the project. Since then, Van de Stadt has appeared solely under this pseudonym.

2014–2016: Solo

Together with singer-songwriter David Spekter, he released the song Release in mid-2015. He also produced the official Qlimax anthem.^[12][13] Together with Carnage and Ty Dolla Sign, he produced the song Can You Feel It for Carnage's studio album Papi Gordo.^[14]

In 2016, he founded the ATMO project together with the Dutch DJ and producer Sergio van den Heuvel to release electro house music. After contributing a remix to Hardwell's single Run Wild, they had to change their name for copyright reasons to Seth Hills.^[15] At the Ultra Music Festival, Hardwell performed a reworked version of Atmozfears song Raise Your Hands. The song was released as a double single with the song Get 'Em.

On June 24, 2016, Atmozfears performed together with Audiotricz at Defqon.1 under the name Allstvrs.^[16] He also premiered his collaboration with Hardwell on August 27, 2016, at his last “I Am Hardwell – United We Are” show at the Hockenheimring.^[17]

2017 Dispute with Energyzed

On January 1, 2017, Atmozfears posted a text on Facebook in which he accused the Dutch DJ and producer Xander Mourits aka Energyzed of stealing. He found out through friends and also through the record label that Energyzed van de Stadt's project files, kicks as well as other samples and entire demo tracks were stolen, renamed and then sold for several thousand dollars. The Facebook post disappeared after some time, and it is believed that they settled out of court.^[18]

In the course of the dispute, they presented a final single together as a sign of their previous good friendship. This was released under the title Fabric of Creation / Age of Gods on January 30th, 2017 and is therefore a double single. A week later, on February 6th, 2017, the fourth collaboration with Audiotricz, Handz Up, premiered at Defqon.1, was released.

On July 27, 2017, he and Hardwell released All That We Are Living For as a single.^[19] The track, which was first played last year, was released as part of the release of Hardwell's EP Hardwell & Friends EP Vol. 1.^[4]

Discography

Albums

2016

• Mini-Album

2021

• this is my story

EPs

2009

• Our Destiny EP (vs. The Vision)^[20]

2012

• Rip The Jacker / World Of Presets
• Living for the Future EP
• Hypnotika / Don’t Let Me Down
• Black Sky (as TVDS)
• Just Let Go / Destrukto
• Another Day (as TVDS)

2013

• Another Day / Starscream
• Atmozfears E.P. One

2014

• Atmozfears E.P. Two
• Rapture EP (with Energyzed)
• She Goes EP (with Adrenalize)

2015

• Singularity / Madman / Never Again

2016

• Fabrik Of Creation / Age Of Gods (ft. Energyzed)

2019

• Live Loud EP (with LXCPR)

Singles

2008

• The Return (with Max Force)

2009

• Supernatural / Inflicting You (Brainkicker presents Atmozfears)

2011

• Welcome 2 Hell
• Adrenaline
• Pleasure & Pain (with Lady Faith)

2012

• Pure Fantasy (with Adrenalize)
• For You (as TVDS)
• Bumblebee (as TVDS)
• Time Stands Still (ft. Yuna-X)
• What It’s Like (with Wildstylez)

2013

• Bella Nova
• State Of Mind (with In-Phase)

2014

• Weapons Of Love (with Da Tweekaz, ft. Popr3b3l)
• Accelerate (Official Xxlerator Anthem 2014) (with Code Black)
• Starting Over (with Code Black)
• I Need You
• Raise Your Hands (with Audiotricz)

2015

• Reawakening (with Audiotricz)
• On Your Mark
• Release (ft. David Spekter)
• Release (Chill Mix) (ft. David Spekter)
• Gold Skies (#DB15 Official Weekend Soundtrack)
• Nature’s Gasp (with Devin Wild)
• This Is Madness (with Sub Zero Project)
• Equilibrium (Qlimax Anthem 2015)

2016

• Keep Me Awake (ft. David Spekter)
• What About Us (with Audiotricz)

2017

• Handz Up (with Audiotricz)
• Embrace the Sea (WiSH Outdoor 2017 Anthem)
• Leave It All Behind
• All That We Are Living For (with Hardwell, ft. M. Bronx)
• Come Together (with Demi Kanon)

2018

• Sacrifice
• City of Dragons (Midnight Mafia Anthem 2018)
• Feel Good (with Adrenalize)
• This Is Our World (with Noisecontrollers)
• POPO (with Devin Wild) (Free Download)^[21]
• The Final Mission (Q-Base 2018 Anthem)
• Yesterday (with Demi Kanon, ft. David Spekter)
• Lose It All
• Breathe (with Devin Wild, ft. David Spekter)
• Come Together (Chill Mix) (with Demi Kanon)

2019

• Gladiators (with Devin Wild)
• Together As One (with Sound Rush, featuring Michael Jo)
• Move Ma Body (with Demi Kanon)
• Live Loud (Official Decibel Outdoor 2019 Anthem) (with LXCPR)
• The Whistle
• Move Ma Body (Uptempo Edit) (with Demi Kanon)
• Das Boot (with Noisecontrollers and B-Front)

2020

• Keep Your Eyes Open (with Jesse Jax) (Free Download)
• my story
• Accelerate - Chill Mix (with Code Black)
• darkness (with Villain)
• All Or Nothing (with Code Black and Toneshifterz)
• Breathe 2020 (with Devin Wild, featuring David Spekter)
• home

2021

• One In A Million (with Code Black, featuring David Spekter)
• Lost With You (with Refuzion)
• Ghosts (with Demi Kanon, featuring David Spekter)^[22]
• Come Back Home (with Sound Rush)^[23]
• Darkness (with Villain)^[24]
• Country Roads (with Sound Rush)^[25]

Album- and compilation featurings

2012

• Distortion Fields (with Inner Heat; on Inner Heat - 2 Gether EP)
• Restart (on Headhunterz − Hard With Style)

2013

• Unexpected (with Phuture Noize; on Phuture Noize − Music Rules The Noize)

2015

• Can You Feel It (with Carnage & Ty Dolla Sign; on Carnage − Papi Gordo)

2017

• Push It Back (with Sub Sonik; on Sub Sonik − Strike One)
• Talk Facts (with Bodyshock; on Bodyshock − Riot & Rise Pt.2)

2018

• You & Me (with Toneshifterz; on Toneshifterz − Shifting To The Source)

2020

• Way of The Wicked (with Audiotricz, ft. MC DL; on Audiotricz − A New Dawn)
• To War (with Sub Sonik; on Sub Sonik - Kings Never Die)
• Crazy (with Sound Rush; on Sound Rush - Brothers)

Remixes

2012

• The Prophet - Really Don’t Care

2013

• Wildstylez - Delay Distortion
• Fedde Le Grand & Nicky Romero ft. Matthew Koma - Sparks (Turn Off Your Mind) (with Audiotricz)
• Phuture Noize - Fadin’

2014

• Tritonal & Paris Blohm ft. Sterling Fox - Colors
• Bass Modulators - Bounce & Break

2016

• Darren Styles - Come Running

2018

• Headhunterz - Psychedelic (on Headhunterz - The Art Of Remixes EP)

2019

• San Holo - I Still See Your Face (Free Download)^[26]

2020

• San Holo - Brighter Days^[27]

2021

• Topmodelz - Your Love (with Sound Rush)

References

External links

• Official website