From his remixes to his original songs, most people in the Electronic Dance Music scene know him by now. He is also a staple of the "Dutch House" genre.
Original songs
- "Samurai" is a head-banger with a full emotional melody and very hard beats.
- "Revolution" featuring NERVO contains a very similar melody line to "Samurai" but has triumphant keyboard melodies with NERVO's powerful singing.
- "Party Hard" was made during the prime time of the scene. Especially with the melody line being hard to forget. This one is a bumping festival anthem.
- "Won't Stop Rocking" really hits hard. The kick drums are deeper here, and the occasional reverb vocals add an emotional undertone to it.
- "Call Me" featuring Gary Ponte and Timmy Trumpet is a bouncy EDM cover of the same song by Blondie, containing fast-paced synth sounds, a bouncy bassline, and squeakier vocals. This sounds slightly different than what you would hear from R3hab but still contains that EDM festival charm.
- "All Around the World (La La La)" is an epic EDM remake of the same song by ATC (A Touch of Class). This version contains loud trumpet synths, a long side chain, bubbly-sounding drum loops and basslines, and a re-recording of the vocals that were put through a vocoder.
Remixes
- His remix of "Judas" by Lady Gaga. The drums hit way harder than the original along with a monstrous melody line.
- His well-known remix of "Play Hard" by David Guetta contains wild and chaotic synth sounds, along with a salad of distorted claps and kick drums.
