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Originally released on their long awaited album ‘Double Fantasy’, ‘Hi End’ features the soul-burning talent of South Africa’s Nonku Phiri. And of course the remix fairy has come to visit once again. Blond:ish and Re.You are on board, as well as a rework from the boys themselves. The M.A.N.D.Y. rework takes the track form its original downtempo swing and gives it a healthy dose of energy, turning the track into a dancefloor heater with a satisfyingly deep crunch. The lovely ladies of Blond:ish take the track in a similar direction, building on the vocal elements and thick ambience to create a warm and dreamy version that will still move the bodies on the floor. Re.You then gives the track another hit of tech house love with rhythmic synths holding the tempo on top and releasing plenty of energy to shake the even the coldest of floors till the sun rises.

M.A.N.D.Y. Feat. Nonku Phiri - Hi End (Blond:Ish Remix) (Snippet)

Berlin based label-owner, DJ, producer and Promoter.
Best known for the track "Body Language" and the remake of Laurie Andersons "O Superman". Bodmer and his former band partner Philipp Jung, along with DJ T. and Booka Shade are the founders of Get Physical, which became one of the most popular dance labels in the world. M.A.N.D.Y. subsequently provided mixes for other labels, including „At the Controls“,  „Fabric“ and „Renaissance“. Following collaborations with Bob Moses, and Dubspeeka, as well as remixes for Roxy Music, Röyskopp, The Knife and Underworld to name just a few. The long-awaited debut artist album Double Fantasy was released, incl. collaborations with the iconic Jungle Brothers and the classical and experimental pianist Francesco Tristano . 2018 signaled the beginning of a new era for M.A.N.D.Y, since Patrick Bodmer will continue to fly the flag under M.A.N.D.Y. without his former partner and childhood friend Philipp Jung, who started his solo project „Forever Jung“.

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