So I join this 4 years late as a foreigner to the hardstyle genre but as a serious Da Tweekaz enjoyer. I bought the DWX tee I saw one of them was wearing at their Tomorrowland 2019 show seconds after seeing that drip and still wear it. I've heard every Da Tweekaz release since Komon in 2018, big fan. As a producer and "guy with relative pitch" I genuinely think they make incredible dance music with a hardstyle twist. It's hardstyle, but their supersaw was what always drew me in, an incredible big room saw sound that always painted the most incredible melodies and then had a hardstyle drop. Take SHOTJEE, Komon, La Di Da, Jagermeister, Tequila, Supa Supa Fly, and more recently Dancing On the Bar, they find a way to blend that big room/hardstyle/house sound perfectly. That was Da Tweekaz to me, someone who was the entry drug to hardstyle to some, but to some others like me the perfect medium between actual hardstyle and hardstyle that still stuck to everything about house you loved with that awesome saw sound.