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Introduction 

Hardwell is a Dutch professional DJ, record producer, and remixer with an estimated net worth of $23 Million. 

He is best known for his music festivals, including Ultra Music Festival, Sunburn, and Tomorrowland. Hardwell was voted the world’s number-one DJ on ‘DJ Mag’ in 2013 and again in 2014. Today, he is considered among the best DJs in the world.

Early Life 

Robbert van de Corput was born on January 7, 1988, in Breda, Netherlands.

He is the son of Anneke and Cor van de Corput. At only four years old, he began taking piano lessons and attending a music school.

Corput began performing as a hip-hop DJ at twelve and recorded his first electro songs simultaneously. The DJ and producer Tiësto highly influenced him.

Career 

Robbert van de Corput began taking piano lessons at age four and produced his electro songs at twelve.

His inspiration came from Tiësto, who made him explore the commercial electronic dance music scene more, paving the way to success.

Not long after, he was approached by Dutch producer duo Klubbheads and offered a record deal with the Digidance record label.

Teaming Up With Tiësto

After signing the record deal with Digidance, he released his first official single, “Play It Round,” which gained popularity in Germany.

A year later, Hardwell launched “Never Knew Love,” collaborating with Greatski. The single quickly hit the official German Single Charts.

At the same time, he founded his own record label, “Revealed Records,” with the sole purpose of being able to release EDM by young talents.

Each year, he releases a compilation called “Hardwell Presents Revealed,” which launches new tracks by the label and Hardwell himself.

In 2011, he signed a contract with “Kontor Records”, a German label, which enabled him to broaden his audience range.

That same year, he collaborated with Tiësto on “Zero 76,” a track used for the “Energy” festival’s theme song, and that hit number one on the Beatport charts.

Hardwell then launched his own podcast, “Hardwell On Air,” to reach fans, make guest appearances, and share new material. 

He ranked behind Skrillex, at number 24, in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs for the first time, his second-highest result ever.

Hardwell released “Spaceman” a year later, which sold over half a million in the U.S. and popularized the “Big Room House” genre.

Releasing A Documentary 

As if that weren’t enough, he performed at festivals, including Tomorrowland and Ultra Music Festival, which earned him sixth place in the DJ Mag Top 100.

In 2013, Hardwell began the “I Am Hardwell” bus tour through Canada alongside colleagues Dannic and Dyro.

This was done in collaboration with Revealed Records, and the trio, known as the “Dutch House Mafia,” accompanied him throughout his following tour.

He released “Apollo” and “Never Say Goodbye,” which played at “Tomorrowland” and “Ultra Fest,” getting over 80,000 viewers.

Hardwell then launched his track “Dare You,” featuring Matthew Koma, following the growing success of his single “Apollo.”

Following his growing musical career, his documentary, “I Am Hardwell,” was released in January 2014. It tells the story of his career and most successful moments.

His message in the documentary has always been his motto in life, “If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It.”

Teaming Up With Chris Jones

Meanwhile, Hardwell collaborated with Tiësto on a back-to-back set at Tomorrowland, which got more than 6 million views on YouTube.

At the same time, he released a new song from his studio album, “Young Again,” which featured Chris Jones on vocals.

Following the release of “I Am Hardwell – United We Are” world tour, he joined forces with Armin Van Buuren at the “Ultra Music Festival” in 2015.

During this time, he launched the smash hit “Sally” featuring Harrison Shaw, his first song to enter the German Single Charts.

Soon after, he was performing again at numerous festivals like Tomorrowland in Brazil and organized “The Biggest Guestlist” concert in Mumbai. 

A year later, he collaborated with Maan de Steenwinkel on “Perfect World,” released as part of the casting show, “The Voice of Holland”

He presented “Hollywood” with Afrojack, which jumped directly to number one on the Beatport charts and also released his Kura collaboration, which reached first place again.

Switching It Up

Hardwell then switched up his musical focus and introduced Hardstyle into the mix, creating “Don’t Let Me Down” by “The Chain Smokers”

He had his final performance on the “I Am Hardwell – United We Are” tour in August following the release of” Thinking About You” featuring Jay Sean.

Hardwell fell to third place in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs, being overtaken by Martin Garrix when he ranked as the youngest Number One.

Later that year, he released” Break the House Down” with Kill the Buzz and “Party Till the Daylight” as a free birthday gift.

He then revealed his 300th episode of “Hardwell-on-Air,” an explosive episode with special guests Don Diablo, Jay Hardway, and Suyano.

Most recently, he released the songs “Oldskool Sound” and “Energy,” which are his first collaborations with the duo “Bassjackers.”

He premiered new collaborations like Blasterjaxx and spotlighted younger artists signed to “Revealed Recordings,” like Meirlin, who debuted during Hardwell’s Ultra set.

Estimated Net Worth

Hardwell’s net worth is approximately $23 Million. 

Highlights 

Here are some of the best highlights of Hardwell’s career: 

• United We Are (Album, 2015) 
• Power (Song, 2017) 
• Bella Ciao (Song, 2018) 
• The Story Of Hardwell (Album, 2020) 

Summary

Hardwell dreamed of becoming the best DJ in the world when he was only 16 and achieved it at 25, thus fulfilling his life motto, “If you can dream it, you can do it.”

He has collaborated with numerous artists worldwide, including his idol and mentor, Tiësto.

Hardwell’s net worth is roughly $23 Million. 

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