Out on August 22, 2025, on Schallmauer: my progressive house remix of All Styles by Jury Spika. Driving grooves, crisp 303 touches, and a powerful drop

All Styles

All Styles (Jefrey Blake Remix)

Wave (Short Play)

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Central Rodeo drop a deep, dreamy cut on Caduceus Records little brother - Caduceus Empirical.

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Raw District is Massimo DaCosta and Vernon Bara, a Belgian duo now making their debut on Moon Harbour with two fine original tracks and a remix by Italian Davide Squillace, who has a long and storied history of DJing and producing with label boss Matthias Tanzmann. This is a fresh sound from Moon Harbour and a fine debut on the label from Raw District.

Supported by: Joris Voorn, Paco Osuna, Jey Kurmis, Tiefschwarz, Saeed Younan, Robbie Akbal, Clive Henry, Michel De Hey, Chris Wood, Re.You, Technasia, Cuartero, Yousef, Nick Curly, Dirty Döring, Hector Couto, Riva Starr, Kody & Leftwing, Luna City Express, Oliver Schories, Maximiljan, Anja Schneider, Santè, Russ Yallop, &Me, Joseph Capriati, Timo Maas, Pirupa, Dubfire, Lexer, Kiki, Stacey Pullen, Los Suruba

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Get Physical welcome back regular label artists Blond:ish for a brace of brilliant new tracks that show their real range in the studio.

Montreal duo Anstascia D’Elene and Vivie-Ann Bakos have now been working together Since they met as ravers a while back. Their sound is as genre non-specific as is one of their sets: over the course of many EPs and a fine LP, they have touched on slick tech, shimmering electronic house and dark pop on Mile End, Kompakt and Get Physical. As such they are regulars everywhere from Burning Man to Brazil, Indonesia to the best spots in Europe.

Opener ‘EEEYAAA’ is a big track with bouncy drums and loose percussive hits with a tribal feel up top. It rises and falls and builds to a peak before pulling back to go again. It’s bendy and elastic throughout, and certain to get clubs marching as one, especially
with the freaky vocal that percolates through the mix.

The wild ‘WA IS DA WA’ is a totally different proposition, with filtered loops, various vocal riffs and funky bass licks all working you into a disco flavoured lather. It’s a collage of different samples that all add up to one steamy and incendiary track designed to blow up the club slowly but surely.

These two terrific tracks are another essential musical statement from the ever on point pairing.

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WA IS DA WA

Blond:ish - WA IS DA WA (Snippet)

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In a much anticipated return, one of the scene’s most esteemed producers Davide Squillace is back with a ten track album. To be released on Crosstown Rebels this March, Once Upon A Time In Napoli provides an eclectic range of both hard-hitting and introspective productions. This release paves the way for an exciting year ahead with several more releases in the pipeline. 

Prepare to be immediately drawn into the album with effervescent opening track, The Boogie Man. Exploring a range of wooden percussion, Squillace layers up with distant chord synthesis, statement vocal and a sturdy kick. In The Mood For Love follows with an array of drum pad beats developing gradually into an anticipated second drop littered with claps and sitar-esque melodies. Distorted vocals and incredible percussion, provided by Italian drum guru Paki Palmieri , form the basis of Dada Is Back. Fourth track on the album, Napoli Texas, opens with a delicate symbol and floundering bassline. An excellent example of the renowned producer’s dancefloor filling production. Chock-full of wildlife samples, Noah is a thirteen minute cosmos of indigenous experimentation. 

“”Once upon a Time in Napoli” is the story of my twenty years in dance music. The album covers the many textures of this journey, with influences of the early days in Naples to my Circoloco residency in Ibiza. Ranging from the warmth of classic analogue synths to the crisp precision of digital beats” Davide Squillace.

The second half of the album starts off with a solid kick, How We Communicate has an otherworldly feel with gnarled vocals and energetic snares. Carrying on the lively vibe, Vostok isn’t for the fainthearted. Squillace incorporates filthy bass, mad klaxons, cowbells and a whole heap of variety into this exorbitant tune. Onto a slightly more minimal approach, Iron Odyseey is an exploration of sounds from dainty triangles to supernatural sounding samples. The gradual nature of Holy Motors leaves the listener hankering for more. Closing on a high, the final song of the album, The Sin Introducing Telemaco, is a majestic chill out track laced with a subtle melancholy.

Originally from Naples, Davide Squillace has cemented his position as a renowned DJ/Producer since first appearing on the scene back in 2004. A resident of iconic Ibiza institution Circoloco for over ten years, more recently Squillace can be found touring with Matthias Tanzmann and Martin Buttrich as one third of Better Lost Than Stupid. Well-known for his exceptional ability to pair music with visual arts, his “artistic think tank” and record label This And That Lab has provided a number of creatives with a much-needed production outlet, often calling on them for the likes of cover art. The album launches a massive year for Squillace and will be released on DLP and digital download.

Davide Squillace - Holy Motors

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Steve Cole - Invisible Threat [Keno Records]

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A lot has happened in the last 20 years of dance music, but one constant has been Get Physical right at the sharp end of the scene. The label has become a globally recognised symbol of quality, renowned for its always varied and vital house output. Forming the backbone of the label's vast catalogue is the influential in-house DJ mix series, Body Language. It is a snapshot of exactly where the underground is at and has been assembled by tastemakers such as Azari & III, Catz ‘N Dogz, Dixon, DJ Hell, Francesco Tristano, Nôze and of course label-founders Booka Shade, DJ T., and M.A.N.D.Y..

Next to that there has been a constant stream of innovative, dance-floor ready singles, crossover club classics, seminal remixes and a number of standout artist albums. The label has always stayed true to its house roots, but with a rich array of influences taken from the worlds of disco, deep, tech and melodic house. Along the way, Get Physical´s core artists have been joined by red hot new talents including Alinka, Thandi Draai, PAUZA, Yulia Niko, Birds Of Mind, CIOZ and Monkey Safari. There have also been carefully considered forays into thriving house music scenes in Africa, Brazil, Cuba, Croatia and India: dedicated compilations and EPs have highlighted those region's most exciting new talents and given them a global platform. 

The name says it all: Get Physical tracks could hardly be more moving and corporeal. It was true in 2002, and it will be true in 2025 and beyond.

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