MC Mouth Of Madness

Sietse van Daalen first appeared as MC at the side of DJ Uzi, way back in 1994. The two young guns came from playing hip-hop in the north of Holland. They found their new love in the harder styles of house that became popular around that time. After playing gigs in the region, they performed at one of the infamous ‘Thunderdome On Tour’ events in 1995. They made a lasting impression on Sander Groet, one of the organizers at ID&T. ID&T being hot, happening and on the road to the top they are now on, made it for Uzi & Da Mouth possible to spread their form of art throughout the nation, even Europe! With raves like Thunderdome ’96, Mysteryland and The Love Parade, they quickly made a name for themselves. Next to performing live on stage, or doing what he does best in the studio, Da Mouth of Madness has also been on national television. As the anchorman of ‘TMF Hakkuh’ in 1997, he introduced legendary names like Buzz Fuzz, Dano, Darkraver, Neophyte, Rotterdam Terror Corps and many more to the big audience. Later that year MC Drokz joined him as host of the show. Meanwhile, Da Mouth was working hard on his solo career. His resume is pretty impressive, to say the least. Hosting parties like Thunderdome, Qlimax, Defqon.1, Masters of Hardcore, Dominator, Tomorrowland, Mysteryland and much more, you can truly state that Sietse has been one of the leading MC’s in the history of hardcore. Across the Dutch border, he also rocked raves like the Street Parade and The Energy Rave in Zurich. He’s a regular at events in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Glasgow and other major cities. Rockin’ it hard on an international level, that’s what Sietse does best. Up until late 2013, Sietse could be heard together with Andre ‘MC Justice’ van Zuijlen and the in- famous Bass-D as hosts of the legendary radioshow Thunderdome Radio. Every Wednesday night they’d provide a ever growing legion of hardcore fanatics with the very best music mixed with some good old-fashion funny commentary. Every week a broad range of huge artists, but also unknown talents, spun the wheels on Thunderdome Radio. As Thunderdome is no more, so has Thunder- dome Radio become silent, but not forgotten. After a solid career of twenty years, Da Mouth released his debut album ‘Old Dog, New Trixx‘. He felt the time had come for a new and exhilarating challenge, it was time to make an album which represents all sides of hardcore filled with influences from genres which contain everything besides fast and hard hitting kicks. He achieved this with the help of his beloved colleagues and friends F.Noize Dr. Peacock, Partyraiser and many more.

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