Biography - DJ Triple D
Dj Triple D, the pseudonym of Dave Hulsman, is a Dutch hardcore DJ and producer who started his career in the 80s. His musical journey started in 1986 when he made mixtapes inspired by Ben Liebrand. The name 'Triple D' was chosen because of the DDD code that was used at the time to indicate whether a sound signal was analog or digital. Hulsman sold his mixtapes and invested in his first records and DJ equipment, including two SL Technics turntables and a mixing console.
In the early 90s, Hulsman regularly visited Parkzicht in Rotterdam, where he was influenced by DJ Rob. This inspired him to produce his own music using a Commodore Amiga computer and the program ProTracker. In 1993, he founded DNR Productions, an organization that organized underground raves. Together with good friend and graphic designer Dj Ren, he created flyers and glow-in-the-dark T-shirts for these events.
In 1997, his music was officially released on the label Point44 Records, a sublabel of ID&T. His EP What's Up Whit That contained four tracks, including the popular 'The Singing Detective'. This track gained attention again in 2022 and became a cult classic within the gabber community, thanks in part to millions of streams and countless dance videos on social media.
After a break in his career, Hulsman founded the record label DNR Productions in 2015. In 2022, he decided to revive his DJ career with authentic hardcore productions and live performances. His recent work, such as 'Hardcore Loving' and 'Halloween', shows his dedication to the genre.
In the early 90s, Hulsman regularly visited Parkzicht in Rotterdam, where he was influenced by DJ Rob. This inspired him to produce his own music using a Commodore Amiga computer and the program ProTracker. In 1993, he founded DNR Productions, an organization that organized underground raves. Together with good friend and graphic designer Dj Ren, he created flyers and glow-in-the-dark T-shirts for these events.
In 1997, his music was officially released on the label Point44 Records, a sublabel of ID&T. His EP What's Up Whit That contained four tracks, including the popular 'The Singing Detective'. This track gained attention again in 2022 and became a cult classic within the gabber community, thanks in part to millions of streams and countless dance videos on social media.
After a break in his career, Hulsman founded the record label DNR Productions in 2015. In 2022, he decided to revive his DJ career with authentic hardcore productions and live performances. His recent work, such as 'Hardcore Loving' and 'Halloween', shows his dedication to the genre.
