W&W

W&W is a Dutch electronic dance music duo formed in 2012, consisting of Willem van Hanegem and Ward van der Harst. They initially gained recognition within the EDM scene for their energetic big room house tracks. The duo's breakthrough came with their single 'Bigfoot' in 2013, which became a festival anthem and helped to solidify their presence in the electronic music community. Since then, they have collaborated with various prominent artists and released numerous tracks that have topped charts and been featured at major music festivals globally.

W&W's musical style is heavily influenced by the Dutch house scene, as well as genres like trance and techno. They draw inspiration from notable electronic artists such as Armin van Buuren, Tiësto, and Hardwell, incorporating melodic elements and high-energy drops into their productions. Their sound is characterized by a blend of progressive house and big room house, often defined by powerful basslines and uplifting melodies.

W&W is known for their dynamic live performances, often playing at major festivals including Tomorrowland, Ultra Music Festival, and Electric Daisy Carnival. They have their own record label, W&W Recordings, which focuses on promoting new talent in the electronic dance music genre. The duo also hosts a radio show called 'W&W Radio,' where they showcase their latest tracks and feature guest mixes from other artists.

W&W has played a significant role in the evolution of big room house music and has contributed to the mainstream acceptance of electronic dance music worldwide. Their tracks are frequently played in festival sets and club nights, making them key figures in the EDM scene. They have also been influential in the development of the collaborative process within electronic music, working with a range of artists across different genres.