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Technoboy

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Tracked releases:
171
Latest release:
3 Jul 2026

Technoboy is Cristiano Giusberti, an Italian DJ and producer from Bologna who helped define hardstyle's Italian school and shaped its early sound through the Titanic Records family of labels.

Releases (171)

171 tracks

  1. Cover of 2001
  2. Cover of Kings Of Reverse Bass
  3. Cover of You Were Never Mine
  4. Cover of 2005
  5. Cover of Cornflakes
  6. Cover of 2004
  7. Cover of 2003
  8. Cover of 2002
  9. Cover of Be Somebody
  10. Cover of GIMMELOVE
  11. Cover of HEAR THIZ MF
  12. Cover of Can You Dig It - Live Tool
  13. Cover of Hard Beat
  14. Cover of Crunch - Instrumental Version
  15. Cover of This Deejay
  16. Cover of SET ME FREE
  17. Cover of Rhythm
  18. Cover of Heartache
  19. Cover of The Speed
  20. Cover of Boom Boom Boom

About Technoboy

Hardstyle wasn’t built in the Netherlands alone: Italy supplied a founding school of its own, and Technoboy is its head teacher. Cristiano Giusberti started in 1992 as DJ Gius with a Bologna club residency, grinding through Italy’s dance circuit years before the genre existed.

The Kernkraft moment

Worldwide fame arrived in 1999, when his DJ Gius remix of Zombie Nation’s ‘Kernkraft 400’ travelled the globe. Soon after, needing a catchy alias for tracks he’d made for the Titanic label (‘techno’ being Italy’s generic term for hard dance at the time), Technoboy was born. It became the flagship of an enormous fleet, built on a deliberate strategy: more names made artist and label look bigger than they were. Verified Giusberti projects run from 2 Best Enemies and The KGB’s to Aceto, plus the shared acts Hardstyle Masterz (with Tuneboy) and the four-man Saifam studio project Dark Oscillators. At the peak of his solo run he delivered ‘Next Dimensional World’, the official Qlimax 2008 anthem, and the 2009 Titanic single ‘Ti Sento’.

The Titanic empire

Giusberti’s influence runs deeper than his own discography: a Saifam Group producer since 1998 and an A&R manager ever since his 1992 start at the Record 66 DJ market, he has supervised Titanic Records, Dance Pollution, Red Alert, Spectra, Green Force, BLQ and Bonzai’s Italian branches, the label infrastructure through which the Italian hardstyle sound reached the world, alongside compatriots like Zatox, Tatanka and Tuneboy. With the latter he also forms TNT, the duo behind some of Italian hardstyle’s biggest festival records.

Elder statesman, current catalogue

Decades on, the catalogue still moves: ‘Hard Beat’ (2024) currently leads his Spotify tracks in HDRR’s tracking, and his early-era classics remain fixtures in classics sets alongside Dutch pioneers like The Prophet and DJ Isaac.

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

Questions,answered

Who is Technoboy?

Technoboy is the stage name of Cristiano Giusberti, born 19 December 1970 in Bologna, Italy. He began DJing in 1992 as DJ Gius and became one of the most influential figures in Italian hardstyle.

What made Technoboy famous?

As DJ Gius, his 1999 remix of Zombie Nation's 'Kernkraft 400' brought worldwide fame; the Technoboy alias was born shortly after, while producing for the Titanic label.

What labels is Technoboy behind?

As an A&R manager he has supervised Titanic Records, Dance Pollution, Red Alert, Spectra Records, Green Force Records, BLQ Records and the Italian branches of Bonzai.

What aliases has Technoboy used?

Beyond DJ Gius and Technoboy, Giusberti's verified projects include 2 Best Enemies, The KGB's and Aceto, plus shared acts: TNT and Hardstyle Masterz with Tuneboy, and the four-man Saifam project Dark Oscillators. The multi-alias strategy was deliberate, making artist and label look bigger than they were.

Which anthem did Technoboy produce?

'Next Dimensional World', the official Qlimax 2008 anthem, alongside signature solo releases like 'Ti Sento' (2009) on Titanic Records.

What genre is Technoboy?

Hardstyle - specifically the driving, groove-heavy Italian school that ran alongside the Dutch sound through the genre's formative years.