Artist
Atmozfears
- Followers:
- 107,178
- Popularity:
- 51/100
- Tracked releases:
- 171
- Latest release:
- 10 Jul 2026
Atmozfears is Tim van de Stadt, a Dutch producer who turned a piano-trained ear into one of euphoric hardstyle's defining catalogues, from the Scantraxx breakthrough 'Living for the Future' to today's streaming hits.
Releases (171)
171 tracks
About Atmozfears
Atmozfears runs on classical fuel: Tim van de Stadt grew up in a musical family and sat at a piano from age four, decades before his melodies filled festival fields. The project began in 2009 as a trio with Kevin Keiser and Michael Jessen; Jessen departed in late 2012, and when Scantraxx announced in July 2013 that Tim and Kevin were parting ways, van de Stadt carried the name forward alone, Keiser resurfacing as Infrno.
Living for the future
The turning point had already come: Scantraxx (the label of hardstyle’s Italian-Dutch crossroads) signed the act in February 2012, and the ‘Living for the Future’ EP that spring delivered the breakthrough. From there the euphoric lane was his: trancy buildups, piano-bred melodies, drops tuned for singalong rather than shock, on stages from Defqon.1 and The Qontinent to Tomorrowland.
The collaborative engine
Few hardstyle catalogues are as social: HDRR counts 170 Atmozfears releases, threaded with repeat partnerships: 13 shared credits with vocalist Energyzed, ten each with David Spekter and Audiotricz, and steady work with the euphoric new school: Sound Rush, Code Black, Devin Wild and Adrenalize.
Current form
The catalogue’s freshest chapter is its strongest on streaming: ‘Nothing Ever Feels The Same’ and ‘In The Cold’ (both 2026) lead his Spotify tracks in HDRR’s tracking, with ‘circles’ (2026) and ‘Hideaway’ (2025) close behind - euphoric hardstyle that keeps finding new ears fifteen years in.
Every new Atmozfears release lands on the Hardstyle Release Radar the day it hits Spotify. The full tracked catalogue is listed above.
Questions, answered
Who is Atmozfears?
Atmozfears is Dutch hardstyle producer Tim van de Stadt, who grew up in a musical family and played piano from age four. The act started in 2009 as a trio; van de Stadt has run it solo since 2013.
Was Atmozfears always a solo act?
No, it formed in 2009 with Kevin Keiser and Michael Jessen. Jessen left in late 2012, and in July 2013 Scantraxx announced Tim and Kevin had parted ways: Tim kept the Atmozfears name, while Keiser went on to produce as Infrno.
What was Atmozfears' breakthrough?
Signing to Scantraxx in February 2012 and releasing the 'Living for the Future' EP that spring, the record that established the Atmozfears name in hardstyle.
What genre is Atmozfears?
Euphoric hardstyle - trancy, melodic buildups over energetic kicks, with occasional excursions toward the rawer side.