While the establishment governs the dance scene of yesterday, the present and the future is definitely in the hands of Bas Tichelaar (1978), also known as the Dutch producer and DJ Tommy Pulse. In 1995, the Amsterdam born is just seventeen when his first record is released by ID&T. It gets mayor airtime and soon two releases followed. After a while Tommy Pulse fires up the R.B.A. project and releases several R.B.A.-recordings with the record company Purple Eye Entertainment. A video clip was shot with his first cd-single ‘No Alternative’ and it provides him with several important performances all over the world. Tommy Pulse has performed alongside artists like Anastacia, Abba Teens and many others. Pulse comes into contact again with Ferry Corstens’ homebase Purple Eye Entertainment and delivers several records as producer and remixer. In addition he works as a producer and remixer for Warner Music and Q-Dance and he co-produces for several other DJs. In 2002 Tommy Pulse starts a new harddance label called Stealth Industries. In 2003 the 3rd release on his label (Land of the Lost) was released among tracks of artists like Dana, Luna, Don Diablo, G&M Project and Marcel Woods on Sensations’ Black Edition cd. The credo of Tommy Pulse is: “Attract attention by following my heart in music."