Two UK titans in Hauswerks and Doorly team up for a debut on Get Physical that packs a real punch across three new tracks, while the legendary Gene Farris also features.
Hauswerks has been at the sharp end of house and electro for more than a decade now. Appearing on the day’s finest labels from Hot Creations to Material, he’s worked with collaborator Doorly before to great effect. Doorly is of course a global player with recent credits on Cajual, Play It Say It, and his own imprint, Reptile Dysfunction. He’s a main room house man who plays headline gigs around the world and between this pair they cook up truly powerful tracks.
First up is the excellent ‘Put Your Back Into It’, a sharp tech house tune with solid kick drums, kaleidoscopic colours and crisp, snappy percussion that drives it all forwards. Chicago veteran Gene Farris delivers a classic spoken world house vocal that encourage you to dance and makes this one a timeless hit.
Next is ‘Power of the Mind,’ a quicker and more driving house tune that has sci-fi synths shooting across the face of the metallic hits and kicks. It's a fluid groove that’s designed to take the crowd to the next level as a spoken word monologue imbues it with a futuristic spirit.
Last of all, the slick ‘Ayahuasca’ pops off thanks to the rubbery kicks and freaky bits of sound design that take you into another realm. It’s a track with plenty of subtle builds and explosive drops that relentlessly marches onwards.
These are three high functioning, high impact tracks for the most energetic moments in the night.

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Power Of The Mind - by Hauswerks & Doorly

Put Your Back Into It - by Hauswerks & Doorly feat: Gene Farris

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