The epic LiveNOW marathons have a few key elements in common though: heavily distorted beats at staggering BPMs, mind bending twists and adrenaline inducing drops that make the crowd want to do nothing but that one thing: rave like there's no tomorrow 'hardgaan,' in other words. With hours and hours of brain splitting, acid tinged releases to his name on both his own imprint Filth on Acid as well as on many other labels, including Armin van Buuren's Armada and Adam Beyer's Drumcode, Reinier's highly improvised live sets are never the same. In true DIY spirit, Reinier doesn't need a stage manager to wire up his equipment and relies on nobody but himself for the soundcheck. Reinier will bring his drum computer and synthesizers on stage, including his legendary Roland TR-909 which was manufactured in 1980, eleven years before Reinier was born. Always at a high energy level and losing it just as much as his 'hardgaanders' crowd, no-one makes you feel like the weekend has arrived more than Reinier does.įor LiveNOW Reinier extends his already lengthy sets to a staggering 11 hour session.

A live electronic performer rather than a DJ, Reinier causes any club's ceiling to drip sweat onto the dance floor. Read more about last year’s survey at for his early hits including the Beatport overall no.1 'Things we Might Have Said' as well as the more recent heavy duty techno releases he's produced in more recent years, Dutch don of underground electronic music Reinier Zonneveld is now launching a new revolutionary concept: LiveNOW. On the other end of the scale, the fewest respondents – 41% – were satisfied with the town’s economic development efforts and only 49% were satisfied with town streets and sidewalks. Services that the most respondents said they were satisfied with were fire services, garbage collection, and town parks and facilities. Of the 259 people who answered the residents’ poll last year, 81% said they were satisfied with the “overall quality of life” in the town. The residents’ survey is a voluntary survey, and so lacks the scientific punch that a randomly selected sample of opinions from town residents might provide. Results released in 2020 included questions about recreation programs, town parks and facilities, winter road/sidewalk conditions, garbage collection, police services, fire services, town roads and sidewalks, tourism initiatives, arts and cultural programs and events, marketing and communications, and economic development. The more people that fill it out, the better information that we get, and the more improvements we can make based on that info.” “So I definitely encourage people to fill out the survey. “Each year, the number of respondents has increased,” says Miller. This year, Miller is hoping the number of respondents will go up, as it has since the survey was launched. “It’s basically asking residents about their level of satisfaction with different town of Sackville services,” she says. Miller says the questions on this year’s survey will be consistent with previous years, to help town staff measure results against those in the past. This year’s survey has gone live online, and CHMA called up the town’s new senior manager of corporate projects, Kieran Miller, to tell us about it. Every year for the past three years the Town of Sackville has surveyed residents as part of its annual report card to citizens.

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