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In music, sometimes it takes a good team to produce a great result, whether it is a team of two or a mafia of three. Thus, it’s hard to deny a team better than that of actual brothers Sjoerd and Wouter Janssen; better known as Showtek, who’s studio chemistry is hard to match.


It is now certainly safe to say that Showtek has captured the attention of the dance music community. Not only have they collaborated with some of the industry’s most iconic producers, but also now hold claim to Gold-status records in multiple countries. To top it all off, their recently released tracks are some of most played tracks in today’s music scene. We were able to catch up with the Dutch brothers towards the end of Bounce Music Festival at Mike’s Music Barn just outside of Indiana University.


This is our first feature on you guys and we wanted to get a bit of background about you two as brothers: what was first pivotal moment when you both were like ‘okay we need to start getting into making music?’


Wouter: I played piano at age 12 and then I figured out that I don’t want to play from a book or existing music. So 3-4 years later we started editing music on a program and playing some melodies with a German techno sound, which was pretty trancey. We started to make some really trancey stuff.


Sjoerd: I think the main reason why we got together so well was because our parents got divorced so it brought us closer together


and those changes in life gave Instead of beating up other ki think that was the first reason brothers. We both have our ow them together. He’s (Wouter) most out of [the duo] and I’m have our own strengths and w


You guys have experiment dubstep and hardstyle. Can progression between each


Wouter: There’s a really simp frankly we can do anything we doing our thing early on, hard doing it at a high level. We we so we were like fuck this shit l what we feel like making.


Sjoerd: In the beginning it w into our new styles, it’s the sa greatest basketball player of a to baseball, he didn’t succeed him as Michael Jordan. So I th genre we are in as Showtek (t more electro kind-of-weird m basically a mixture of everyth of our tracks, you can always h always a signature on all our t


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