RVDB - Access

Review by Marjorie Ferriol

Access by RVDB: A Trance Bomb from 2007 That Still Slaps Alright, let’s cut the crap. If you’re into electronic music, especially that high-octane trance and techno blend, Access by RVDB is one of those albums you can’t just ignore. Released back in 2007 under Reset Records, this Dutch banger hits hard—and I mean hard. Produced by Ron van den Beuken (a legend in his own right) with writing creds shared with A.L. Veldman, it’s got that raw, unfiltered energy only the Netherlands seems to pull off so damn well. Now, there are two tracks here that’ll stick to your brain like gum on a hot day: “Access (Original Mix)” and “Access (Randy Katana Mix).” Let’s break ‘em down real quick. First up, the Original Mix. This track doesn’t mess around—it grabs you by the collar and drags you straight into euphoria. The build-up? Insane. It’s not overdone or cheesy; it’s calculated chaos, layering synths until they explode into this massive drop that makes your chest rattle. You feel alive when this thing kicks in. Like, holy hell, how did they even think of this? Every beat punches harder than the last, and before you know it, you're losing yourself completely. No wonder people still talk about this mix years later—it’s timeless as f. Then we’ve got the Randy Katana Mix, which flips the script entirely. Where the Original Mix is all sharp edges and relentless energy, this remix brings something darker, grittier. It’s like stepping out of a neon-lit club into some underground rave hidden in an alleyway. Randy Katana adds these eerie undertones while keeping the core melody intact, but he twists it just enough to make it feel dangerous. By the time the bassline drops, you’re not dancing anymore—you’re fighting for survival. Yeah, it’s THAT intense. What sticks with me most isn’t just the technical brilliance—it’s how both versions of “Access” take you on totally different trips. One moment you’re floating in space, the next you’re knee-deep in shadows. That kind of versatility? Rare as hell. So yeah, Access might be almost two decades old now, but don’t let its age fool ya. This album slaps harder than half the stuff dropping today. And honestly? Listening to it feels like finding an old photo of yourself—nostalgic yet kinda shocking at the same time. Who knew music could hit so close to home after all these years? Final thought: If aliens ever invade Earth, play them this album. They’ll either leave us alone or start headbanging. Either way, win-win.

Artist: RVDB
Album: Access

Netherlands

Electronic

2007

Rating: 3.44

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Filename: rvdb-access.zip

MP3 size: 8.2 mb
FLAC size: 87.6 mb

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Access (Original Mix)
Access (Randy Katana Mix)

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R.V.D.B. - Access (Original Mix)

DJ EDDiE MOOVEMiNT PLAYING ''ACCESS BY:RVDB RANDY KATANA REMIX''

DJ EDDiE MOOVEMiNT BLASTING ACCESS-RON VAN DEN BEUKEN (RANDY KATANA REMIX) 02-27-10

Ron van den Beuken - Access (Randy Katana Remix)

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Catalog Numbers

RS024, RS 024

Labels

Reset Records , Reset Records

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Vinyl
12"

Credits

Role	Credit
Producer	Ron van den Beuken
Written-By	A.L. Veldman, R. van den Beuken

About RVDB

Real Name

Ronald van den Beuken

Name Vars

RDVB
RVDB
RvdB

Aliases

Floyd
Shane
The Mystery
Delerious
Unicorn
Zith
Ron van den Beuken
Clokx
Cartouche

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Access* by RVDB is a hidden gem in the electronic music scene. Released in 2007 in the Netherlands, it blends trance and techno seamlessly. What makes it special? It features two tracks, both offering unique vibes—especially the *Randy Katana Mix*, which adds a fresh twist to the original. Fun detail: Ron van den Beuken not only produced the album but also co-wrote it with A.L. Veldman. It’s a small but impactful piece of Reset Records’ history.