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“This mix is a good variation of different genres. It’s a journey through time blending old and new tracks. Also including a lot of unreleased material. A little over an hour of pure exploration.”

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Mix info

EG.1046 Beswerda

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EG AFTER.176 John Falke

Last Mix On Earth is a new series curated by Last Cat On Earth Recordings, dedicated to capturing the essence of sonic journeys within contemporary electronic music, those that transcend genres, time, and borders.

In this fourth installment, Disco Felino (aka Ivan Smoka) delivers a hypnotic session where Psychedelic Disco meets Leftfield sensibilities, infused with the spirit of Madchester and the hedonistic pulse of The Haçienda. A flowing stream of liquid basslines, acid grooves, and suspended melodies. A mix vibrating between the earthly and the cosmic.

Last Mix On Earth celebrates the art of mixing as an emotional, physical and spiritual experience. A love letter to the dance floor, where sound, sweat, and emotion become one.

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Last Mix On Earth 004_ Disco Felino

On In The Basement episode 075 we are joined joined by Jepe — a DJ and
producer with a proper journey behind him. He started out spinning Britpop
records on Portuguese radio when he was just sixteen, and somehow that led
all the way to Berlin, where he’s now sound engineer at Blackhead Studios in
the city. You might know him from his early days as one half of Johnwaynes, or
from his solo releases on Diynamic, Moodmusic, and Disco Halal as well as
releases on his very own Eastern Standard imprint.

He’s just dropped a single called “Universo Parallelo” with Gianet last month
and has a new slated for November, on the very same Disco Halal.

Full interview: https://plus.inflyteapp.com/jepes-journey-from-aveiros-airwaves-to-berlins-underground/

In The Basement 075: with Jepe

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“A groove that feels like home. Housey energy, minimal attitude. Smooth basslines, tight drums, and those little details that make you move on the dance floor. I snuck a few unreleased ones in here too — testing the waters, seeing who catches the new direction. It’s just me having fun, keeping it classy but naughty, and letting the flow do its thing.”

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EG.1047 Klaudie

SAPIENSDNA001 - Floyd Lavine

Bar.ba & Padre – Selva
Nico Morano & Mewhy – Maya (Aera mix)
Shiffer & Paul Brenning – Stranded (Mano Le tough mix)
N1NJA – Alpine Air
Hamoon & Nima Sarshar – Galactic
Aaaron Deckert – Your Love
Manqo – Bring me Heat
Konvex (FR), Meloko & Garla – If U Ever
Adrian Roman & Thimble – Banal Allegation
Gespona & Djolee – Check Check
Predex – Momentum
Skatman & Dolo Desir – Stay With Me
Jonathan Kaspar – Yah
Frankey & Sandrino – Please (Echonomist remix)
Jark Prongo – Movin’ Thru Your System (Dave Clarke remix)
Holden Federico – Steep
Maceo Plex – Can’t Leave You
Oniris ft Pat Brooks – The Rebirth
Joseph Ashworth – Ladder
Emanuel Satie – Departure
DCLVIII OFC – Countdown
Tal Fussman – Walking On Mars
Skatman – Man In The Mirror

Bonding Sound #15 - Richard Q

The second episode of Kindisch Radio comes from Istanbul-based artist Cem Gemalmaz, who joins the series on the heels of his new single ‘Somebody’—a warm, deeply human track that blends organic grooves with intimate storytelling.

Cem Gemalmaz - Somebody: https://kindisch.lnk.to/KD250

His mix expands beautifully on the sound world behind ‘Somebody’, opening with the single before moving through a selection of Kindisch favourites marked by texture, soul and emotional richness. The journey flows from the percussive depth of Findling & Lihab’s ‘Stay Down’ and the dusty house swing of Boogie Vice & Deep Aztec’s ‘Get Down’, into the melodic warmth of Ryan Murgatroyd’s ‘Something Said’ and the atmospheric moods of HOVR, Pele & Nico Stojan, and Stavroz.

Cem closes the set with tracks from Remo, Alexey Union, and Adisyn—balancing introspection, groove and gentle uplift throughout. As with his own productions, this mix brings together subtle storytelling, organic percussion, and emotive flow, offering a deeply immersive Kindisch experience.

Tune in to feel the pulse of Kindisch through Cem Gemalmaz’s eyes.

Somebody

Kindisch Radio by Cem Gemalmaz

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“This special Art Basel edition mix is a reflection of my journey over the past eight years, an evolution shaped by music that moves me and the lessons learned along the way. It reflects where I am today, heading into our biggest event yet, Art With Me Miami 2025 at RC Cola at Mana Wynwood. I’m honored that my friends and family at Electronic Groove invited me to share this special Art With Me × Art Basel edition. It’s a moment to pause, look back with gratitude, and look forward to what’s next and excited for a future full of curiosity, playfulness, and adventure. I hope you enjoy it.” 

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EG.1048 Matt Caines (Art Basel Week Special)

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EG AFTER.178 ABEL

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After many years releasing largely on his own UKW label, Zombie Nation now makes a huge debut on the mighty Get Physical Music.

Zombie Nation is German DJ and producer Florian Senfter, the man behind a massive collection of esoteric electro and techno tracks and albums. A mainstay of International Deejay Gigolo and Turbo, Senfter twists weird sounds and computer game soundtracks into his own frizzled version of techno. Also a mesmeric live artist, he is a collector of vintage synths and that always shines through in his richly textured music.

First up here is the brilliantly twisted ‘Ticket.’ It’s a typically unusually tune with bobbling bass that keeps you on your toes as lead synths get skewed, stretched and smeared in all different directions. The groove builds and builds and its Zombie Nation’s mastery of his machines that keeps you locked in.

Then comes ‘Drafty’, a more curious and deep tune that sucks you down the rabbit hole where piano chords and warped synths keep you on edge. Crisp boom-bap drums drive the whole thing along and ensure this is another classic Zombie Nation freak-out.
No one sounds like Zombie Nation even after all these years, and this EP proves that once again.

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Ticket

Zombie Nation - Ticket (Snippet)

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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.