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Helsloot & Richard Judge deliver the second single from Body Language Vol. 27 with the hypnotic and emotive ‘We Get High’.

Get Physical Music announces a new edition of its iconic Body Language series with Volume 27, curated by Dutch producer Helsloot. To celebrate, a release party is set for November 13, 2025, at the iconic Amsterdam venue Melkweg.

Originally launched in the early 2000s, Body Language began as an influential DJ mix series, spotlighting underground talent and trends within club culture. Over time, it has evolved into a forward-thinking artist- album concept. Past editions have featured names such as Dixon, DJ Hell, WhoMadeWho, Francesco Tristano, Monkey Safari, Yulia Niko, and label founders Booka Shade, DJ T., and M.A.N.D.Y..

Now curating Volume 27, Helsloot brings his vocal-led, melodic house sound to the project. With over 600 million Spotify streams on 'Because You Move Me', his breakout collaboration with Tinlicker, Helsloot has carved out a unique voice in the melodic house scene. Releases on Anjunadeep, Domino, This Never Happened, Ritter Butzke, and Get Physical further established his reputation, and his debut album 'Never Tried' confirmed his skill in crafting emotive, finely-tuned club music. The series' new chapter began with the single 'Be Strong', and now continues with the powerful follow-up 'We Get High'.

This new single reinterprets a theme originally introduced by Eagles & Butterflies in 2015. Featuring UK vocalist Richard Judge, who is known for his work with Robin Schulz, Solardo, Kungs, and more, 'We Get High' glides on a tight, minimalistic groove. The vocal builds slowly through layers of synths, eventually giving way to a spacious and euphoric break. The drop brings everything together with clarity and power, delivering a powerful dancefloor moment.

'We Get High' offers another strong preview of what’s to come with Body Language Vol. 27, out later this year. It’s a compelling moment in the project, one that combines classic elements with contemporary production.

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We Get High

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Yulia Niko and Alfonso Muchacho Reimagine A 1980’s Classic With ‘Bad Habits’.

Yulia Niko returns with another compelling contribution to her forthcoming ‘Body Language Vol. 26’ compilation, as she teams up with enigmatic UK producer Alfonso Muchacho for ‘Bad Habits’ – a cover of Jenny Burton’s iconic 1985 anthem. Out now via Get Physical Music ahead of the compilations full release on September 19, the track continues to shape the sound and spirit of one of electronic music’s most in demand talents.

Taking inspiration from Burton’s timeless vocal hook, ‘Bad Habits’ breathes new life into a classic with a modern, underground twist. At once groovy, hypnotic and irresistibly soulful, the track pairs a rich female vocal performance – full of warmth and attitude – with stripped- back, rolling percussion and a darkly polished low-end. The result is a simmering late-night weapon that pays homage to its roots while speaking fluently to today’s dancefloors.

More raw and underground in tone than the compilation’s earlier singles, ‘Bad Habits’ reflects the creative synergy between two distinct but complementary forces. Yulia Niko, known for her emotionally charged minimalism and deep club sensibility, brings her signature finesse to the mix – clean, elegant, and loaded with tension. Opposite her, UK-based producer Alfonso Muchacho infuses the track with his esoteric approach to sound design, weaving in haunting textures, tight grooves and a sense of mysticism that’s become his trademark.

This is a meeting of minds, where technical precision and instinctive feel collide. Both artists share a deep respect for the emotional power of vocal house, and here, they’ve created something that feels both classic and current, nostalgic yet entirely of the moment.

‘Bad Habits’ follows Yulia Niko’s recent releases ‘Just Just’ (with Rework) and ‘So In Love With You’, further showcasing her range as both a curator and collaborator. It also marks a standout contribution from Alfonso Muchacho – a cult figure in the underground, whose productions operate on a unique wavelength of controlled chaos, hypnotic rhythm,and shadowy allure.

As the latest chapter in ‘Body Language Vol. 26’, ‘Bad Habits’ continues to define the spirit of the compilation: bold, genre-fluid and deeply rooted in the dancefloor’s emotional core.

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Bad Habits

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Chambord deliver a shimmering remix of Animal Trainer’s ‘Running’ on Around Midnight, blending deep grooves with French Touch textures.

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Helsloot & mOat team up with Pete Josef for the third single from Body Language Vol. 27 with the soulful and uplifting “Guard Your Joy.”

Get Physical Music announces a new edition of its iconic Body Language series with Volume 27, curated by Dutch producer Helsloot. Launched in the early 2000s, Body Language began as an influential DJ mix series, showcasing underground trends and forward-thinking club sounds. Over time, it has evolved into an artist-driven concept album, with past editions curated by Dixon, DJ Hell, WhoMadeWho, Francesco Tristano, Monkey Safari, Yulia Niko, and label founders Booka Shade, DJ T., and M.A.N.D.Y.

Now stepping into the role of curator for Volume 27, Helsloot brings his melodic, vocal-driven sound to the forefront. Known for his global breakthrough with Tinlicker on “Because You Move Me”, Helsloot has since built a reputation through releases on Anjunadeep, Domino, This Never Happened, and Get Physical.

Following the singles “Be Strong” and “We Get High”, the journey continues with the heartfelt “Guard Your Joy”, a collaboration with mOat and featuring the sublime vocals of Pete Josef. Built on a flowing rhythm and airy groove, the track carries a warm bass melody beneath Josef’s soulful delivery. The arrangement evolves with effortless precision, creating a blend of intimacy and dancefloor energy that highlights the strengths of each collaborator.

The song itself began in a traditional way, with guitar and notepad, giving it a raw, organic foundation. Lyrically, it reflects on relationships and loss, asking what remains after everything is said and done — and what is truly worth protecting. The answer, as Josef delivers with warmth and sincerity, lies in joy and friendship. This emotional depth resonates throughout the production, making “Guard Your Joy” both a deeply personal song and a timeless dancefloor anthem.

mOat, a collective of three producer/DJs with a rich discography, bring their distinctive touch—already championed by artists such as Solomun, Keinemusik, Damian Lazarus, LP Giobbi, Patrick Topping, and Hot Since 82. With acclaimed releases on Diynamic, Aus, Love Attack, and Armada, their contribution adds depth and richness to the single. Meanwhile, Pete Josef’s celestial voice and life-affirming lyrics lift the track even higher. A celebrated singer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter, Josef has built a reputation through his solo work and collaborations across electronic music, bringing an unmistakable emotional weight to every project he touches.

“Guard Your Joy” offers yet another compelling glimpse into what Body Language Vol. 27 has in store, balancing classic house elements with modern textures and heartfelt songwriting. It’s a radiant and timeless piece that reaffirms the series’ enduring spirit while pushing it into new territory.

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Guard Your Joy

A standout cut from the Ballroom Records catalogue, Muskat by Matakan is now featured in TEN: The Archive Series, Pt. 5 — a chapter celebrating the more melodic and house-driven side of our sound.

Defined by warm grooves and emotive atmospheres, the track highlights the refined, melo side of Ballroom’s Melodic House & Techno identity.

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TEN: The Archive Series, Pt. 5

Muskat

Two of the scene’s most exciting forces, Paris-based ARYMÉ and Brazilian powerhouse Antdot, unite on “Romance”, a rich, emotional cut that bridges Afro House rhythms with melodic storytelling. Anchored by lush instrumentation and a hypnotic groove, “Romance” is a dancefloor journey infused with global flavor, a track that’s as intimate as it is expansive.
“Romance” captures the spirit of both artists, ARYMÉ’s high energy cosmopolitan flair meets Antdot’s masterful sonic identity, creating a timeless sound.

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Henri Bergmann and CENKK join forces on "Get Together", a powerful and emotionally charged new single on Bergmann’s @automatikrekords imprint. With early support from Solomun, CamelPhat, Adriatique, and 8kays, this melodic record has been an essential in top tastemaker's DJ sets. Anchored by a soulful vocal sample from Marlena Shaw’s "Women Of The Ghetto", the track builds a yearning soundscape through harmonically descending synths, jazz piano flourishes, and a stirring baritone saxophone line that elevates the second drop into new dimensions.

With its message of unity and love, "Get Together" is a call to the dance floor and a reminder of music’s power to bring people together in uncertain times.

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Henri Bergmann, CENKK - Get Together  [AUTOMATIK]

The third track of Rise Up – Ease in Motion, The Fitness Ritual. Hold the Line builds intensity and resilience, pushing you to stay steady when the challenge rises. With driving beats and firm momentum, it’s the soundtrack to holding form, keeping balance, and staying unshaken under pressure.

Perfect for: mid-set focus, endurance training, or those moments when you need to dig in and keep going.

Hold The Line

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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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