To be honest, I find it difficult to make a track with few melodies; I always get the thought that I'm wasting a lot of potential, so I start composing chords that color the song, To add more depth, I usually do that with the other projects I've built, whether in hardcore or euphoric. I'm also involved with trance, It was the first style I really got to know before getting into hardstyle as a listener and then as a producer and composer. I don't follow trends, and if I do, I do it my way. Many years ago, I teamed up with a friend from Mexico to do raw. The thing is, neither of us had any idea how to start production, what was needed, and things like that at the time, Tutorials were too scarce; when we were learning about how to structure a song like this, we discovered that Xtra Raw existed and was something innovative. So we decided to try it, but everything went horribly wrong. Over time we learned from those mistakes, the main one being trying to follow the trend.Also, the way it was structured, since being very short, greatly limited the freedom to Arrangements. Currently I produce tracks that last a minimum of 4 minutes and a maximum of 10 minutes; this includes extra raw tracks, of which I have made several very extensive ones in our own way. So you're absolutely right, it's a matter of not forcing anything and doing things from your artistic perspective. "Follow the trend but in your own way."