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Rooler

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147,412
Popularity:
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Tracked releases:
137
Latest release:
2 Jul 2026

Rooler is an Italian-born, Netherlands-based rawstyle producer, founder of the Aggressive Records 'AR GANG' and one half of the Welcome To The Gang partnership with Sickmode that reshaped raw's harder end.

Releases (137)

137 tracks

  1. KICK DAT BASS MF by Rooler - Rawstyle cover art
  2. FCK DOOM ZAAG! by Rooler, Kronos - Rawstyle cover art
  3. LET DA BASS!! by Rooler, Warface, MC Shocker - Rawstyle cover art
  4. ANNOYING MUSIC by Rooler - Rawstyle cover art
  5. Number 23 - Chapter V & Faceless Remix by Rooler, Chapter V, Faceless, Sasha F - Rawstyle cover art
  6. RUNAWAY by Rooler, Sound Rush, Drean - Rawstyle cover art
  7. DREAM OF U!! by Rooler, The Straikerz - Rawstyle cover art
  8. B2B by Rooler, Greg Willen - Hardstyle cover art
    B2B

    Rooler, Greg Willen

  9. We Got the Moves - Rooler Remix by Rooler, Electric Bassboy - Rawstyle cover art
  10. Trip to Italia by Dr. Peacock, Rooler - Frenchcore cover art
  11. DREAMER by Darren Styles, Rooler - Happy Hardcore cover art
  12. Return Of The Return by Coone, Rooler - Hardstyle cover art
  13. WELCOME 2 DA RECORDSHOP by Rooler - Rawstyle cover art
  14. WITHOUT YOU by Sickmode, Rooler, Riot Shift - Rawstyle cover art
  15. SAVE ME by Sickmode, Rooler, Krowdexx - Rawstyle cover art
  16. INTO THE WILD - Official Intents Festival 2024 Anthem by Rooler, Atmozfears - Hardstyle cover art
  17. TOO ANGRY by Sickmode, Rooler - Rawstyle cover art
  18. LOVE THE WAY by D-Block & S-te-Fan, Sickmode, Rooler - Rawstyle cover art
  19. SET ME FREE by Rooler, TNT, Technoboy, Tuneboy - Hardstyle cover art
  20. Hammertime - N-Vitral Remix by Rooler, N-Vitral, Villain - Uptempo cover art

About Rooler

Rooler writes his track titles in capitals because that’s how the music behaves. The Italian-born, Netherlands-based producer has been releasing since 2015, and his catalogue (HDRR tracks nearly 130 titles) is one long escalation of rawstyle’s hardest instincts.

The AR GANG

Rooler’s base is Aggressive Records, the label he founded and branded into a movement: the ‘AR GANG’. It gave raw’s most aggressive wing an address, and gave Rooler a platform he controls, from EPs to the collab records that define his output.

Welcome to the gang

The defining alliance is with Sickmode. ‘WELCOME TO THE GANG VOL. 1’ (December 2021) and Vol. 2 (2022) turned the pair into a brand of their own; across the whole catalogue HDRR counts 22 tracks they share credits on. Add 18 more with Malice and collaborations with Warface, Sefa and N-Vitral, and Rooler’s discography reads like a map of the harder styles’ in-crowd.

Louder by design

The formula doesn’t wander, it sharpens. ‘MOVE 2 DA BEAT’ and ‘DOWN DOWN’ (both 2022) set the template; ‘LET DA BASS!!’ and ‘KICK DAT BASS MF’ (both 2026) lead his Spotify catalogue in HDRR’s tracking and prove the demand keeps growing with the volume. On hardstyle’s festival circuit, a Rooler set has become shorthand for the hardest hour of the day.

Every new Rooler release lands on the Hardstyle Release Radar the day it hits Spotify. The full tracked catalogue is listed above.

Questions, answered

Who is Rooler?

Rooler is an Italian-born rawstyle DJ and producer based in the Netherlands, releasing since 2015. He fronts the Aggressive Records label (the 'AR GANG') and is known for relentless, kick-driven tracks with trademark all-caps titles.

What is Welcome To The Gang?

A collaboration series with Sickmode: 'WELCOME TO THE GANG VOL. 1' arrived in December 2021 on Aggressive Records, followed by Vol. 2 in 2022. HDRR counts 22 shared track credits between the two, raw hardstyle's most prolific partnership.

What are Rooler's biggest tracks?

In HDRR's tracking his Spotify catalogue is led by 'LET DA BASS!!' (2026), 'MOVE 2 DA BEAT' (2022), 'DOWN DOWN' (2022) and 'KICK DAT BASS MF' (2026).

What genre is Rooler?

Rawstyle at its most aggressive - stripped-down, screech-heavy and built around punishing kicks, sitting close to the xtra-raw end of the spectrum.