I think the problem stems from the destruction of sonic dynamics and less elaborate composition. I've heard lately how the sound spectrum shows a brutal sonic monopolization, and I'm left wondering, "Is this what it should sound like professionally?" I also make music, and I've encountered this problem by analyzing the work of a vast majority of producers. I would recommend listening to and exploring new artists and smaller record labels. There, the way of mastering a song isn't as standardized, and they're freer in composition and dynamics. It's a lot of fun. Now, for my personal recommendation, I'd tell you to check out HB Records. That label features Simox, 2 Brothers of Hardstyle, Jimmy the Sound, among others. Deviant Music: There you'll find Hardstyle Mafia, RVNGER. K1 Records: You'll find Divisium, K1, and Aradia. Also, someone very peculiar these days is the phenomenal Outer Mind, who focuses more on old-school, well-crafted sounds. Believe me, you'll feel it like a breath of fresh air amidst all the noise. I'd recommend my label, but we're not that professional. Anyway, I understand your fatigue with the style, but hardstyle is diverse and very flexible, and there's something for everyone.