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'Get Physical Music serves up another fantastic remix from Cioz ahead of the release of his much anticipated Body Language album...'

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Premiere: Patrice Bäumel - Clair (Cioz Neapolis Remix) [Get Physical]

Penny From The Lane feat. Mr Brean - Original Mix

06 Chelonis R. Jones   One & One

Take Five

SERVES YOU RIGHT

Blackface

Get Physical Music Presents: Most Wanted 2016, Pt.II

For a Shadow to Dance With

Get Physical Presents: Africa Gets Physical, Vol. 1 - Mixed by Ryan Murgatroyd

God's Window

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Free Hands Up

DJ T - Freemind Hands Up (Dj Getdown Reedit)

HIT ME HARD AND SOFT

BIRDS OF A FEATHER

4 - Microluxe (808 Instrumental mix)

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Legendary DJ, vocalist and producer Roland Clark kicks off Get Physical’s 2018 release schedule with a stunning new single that has also been edited by Ant LaRock.
From featuring on Fatboy Slim releases like ‘Star 69 (What the Fuck)’ and ‘Song for Shelter’ via involvement in Armand Van Helden’s ‘Flowerz’ and more recently with Katy Perry on ‘Swish Swish’ to writing lyrics for everyone from Todd Terry to Roger Sanchez, Clark has made many key contributions to dance music. In the past, he has used the aliases Jesus Jackson, Digital Pimps, Dark Clark, South Street Player, and also founded Urban Soul. He runs his own Delete Records and has worked with Defected, Strictly, Shelter, King Street and many other legendary labels.
His latest is another instant classic. ‘House Will Survive’ has insistent drums with an impassioned monologue from Clark up top. It talks about the enduring appeal of house as silky percussion and ditty bass stabs oil the groove. It’s one to command vast dance floors or cosy clubs alike and will bring everyone together as one.
Editing is Ant La Rock, whose first ever house track was picked up by Todd Terry's InHouse Records and instantly propelled him to stardom. He’s since worked with everyone from Snoop Dogg to Giorgio Moroder and his subtle edit here amps up the energy levels, layers in tougher synth stabs and pairs back to vocal to fiery little stabs.
This is a devastating new single that is sure to rule clubland in early 2018 and beyond.

Roland Clark - House Will Survive (Original) (Snippet)

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Get Physical returns with another excellent new remix package that finds Jonas Rathsman and Armonica tackle a spellbinding original by South African Ryan Murgatroyd. 

Murgatroyd is a producer with a discography than spans the last ten years and his new single here comes hot on the heels of ‘Something Said’ which proved a big hit for Get Physical with remixes from Super Flu and Ian Pooley. 

The package opens with a remix of ‘iKalimba’ from Jonas Rathsman, who initially emerged as a star with big hype from BBC Radio 1 in 2013. The Swede has since gone on to turn out plenty of essential dance floor moments that have topped Beatport charts and got plays from the likes of Damian Lazarus and Maceo Plex. His version of this intoxicating track is eight exquisite minutes of drifting chords and spine-tingling Kalimba sounds that speak to your spirit. Intimate and inviting, it’s a classy bit of deep house. 

The original is then handed to Armonica, the charismatic Italian duo from Riccione who
have built a name on the world stage with sets at Pacha Ibiza and big underground hits on MoBlack Records. Their version is another subtly epic spine chiller, with sweeping synths stretching up into the sky, the tender vocals given centre stage and a sense of crescendo that keeps you absorbed. 

The package closes with the original of ‘iKalimba’, a beautifully deep and woozy number with magical melodies. They are curious things that linger in the air above the
soft, gentle drums and really capture your attention. Warm pads add scale to this most dreamy and emotive track, with delicate spoken words vocals adding to the overall spell. 

This is a tender trio of house tracks designed for emotional moments in the night.

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iKalimba

Ryan Murgatroyd - iKalimba (Snippet)

Maintain

Maintain (feat. NAV)

In the digital age, the compilation has lost much of it’s former glory. Not too long ago it was an indespensable format for the music-lover. Was it brilliantly compiled and telling a special story, the compilation was a significant gain as a particularly successful artist album. 

In recent times, the compilation has been cheapened with generic ’Ibiza’ and ’Miami’ labelling as the genre compilation all but dissapeared from the scene. 

This brought DJ T. to an idea, to create an homage to this nearly extinct format. As vol. 1 of the project is supposed to be a highly visible counterpoint to the ubiquitous, mostly House and Techno-stocked season sets and theme compilations, his choice fell on Disco; one of the oldest species in club music. Disco is currently experiencing a sort of rennaissance, with many young, and until recently, completely unknown artists and labels carrying the heritage on by working with new and contemporary definitions. 

Naturally limited by the selection of works available digitally, DJ T. chose a very personal array of 43 tracks to give the connoisseur an overview of the newest branches in the Disco-tree and to cover as many diverse genres the last three decades have seen. 

As the ’cherry on top’, the compilation contains a handfull of exclusive and unreleased tracks, including two new edits of the old DJ T. classics ’Philly’ &amp; ’Funk On You’. Catz ’N Dogz appear with a remix of ’Dis’, the big hit of his second album. DJ T. also put his hands on one of his favourite classics ’Around The House’, one of the early works of the Hamburg-Disco-King Tensnake. In addition there are two unreleased tracks from the two mexican artists Robbie Akabal &amp; Muan and Damian Uzabiaga. 

Enjoy!

DJ T. - Philly (DJ T.'s 2011 Edit)

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Get Physical’s annual Words Don’t Come Easy compilation clocks up a super sixth instalment this July. At the time of release, 10 of the 16 tracks will be exclusive and once again the whole thing shows this label continues to innovate more than 16 years after forming. 

As with its predecessors, the album showcases a more vocal-driven electronic pop sound. It comes from a selection of names fans of the label will know, as well as a few surprises, from Sebastian Ledher to Paris Green, Emanuel Satie to WhoMadeWho, and each one offers something truly lasting. 

It is South African Thor Rixon who kicks off this most coherent of compilations with ‘He Held Him Close’ featuring Roxy Caroline, the first track to be heard from his forthcoming album ‘Michele’. It’s a brooding cut with expansive synths echoing behind the icy vocals as drums roll slowly below. The tenderness and musicality continues on WhoMadeWho’s aching ‘Ember’ with its 80s vibes, and ZOSIA’s deep and dubby lullaby ‘Fading In’. Roderic Feat. Liah Alonso then offer the filtered and dream-like vocals of ‘Is This On?’, a harmonious electronic pop cut that makes your hips swing, and Sebastian Leger serves up another classic that’s rich in xylophones, colourful pads and hypnotic percussion while Paris Green plays with broken drum patterns and mellifluous melodies to rousing effect on ‘Feelin.’’ 

The mid section gets a little more driven with Bantwanas ft. Samthing Soweto, Groove Junkies & Scott K.feat. Indeya and Emmanuel Satie feat. MAMA offering deep, supple house music, but always with areal vocal edge and genuine sense of songwriting. Elsewhere, Canadian James Teej brings his vocalsubtleties to a pulsing bit of electronic minimalism, T.M.A remixes Mâhfoud & Javier Orduna’s massive‘Secret’ to great effect and zoned out feelings and delicate vocal work characterise all the final cuts fromthe likes of Siopis, Stereo.type Feat. Felix Raphael and Marye.

This is brilliantly mature and musical collection of memorable tracks that work as well at home or in headphones as they will on more sensitive dance floors.

Really Love Ya (2018 Edit)

Siopis - Really Love Ya (2018 Edit) (Snippet)

Climbers- Equal Responsibility(original mix) Out now on Beatport Support it :)

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First released on their No Stoppin EP in 2003, M.A.N.D.Y.'s 'Tonite' now gets a fresh remaster for 2020 with huge new remixes from Rebolledo, Pete Tong, Maga, President Bongo, m.O.N.R.O.E. and dubspeeka.

Opening up the package in fantastic fashion is Rebolledo, the long time Kompakt artist and original Pachanga Boy. His Collector's Edition mix is a smooth and seductive one with lush synths and nimble grooves all working you into a trance. Radio 1's vital veteran and enduring global tastemaker Pete Tong then steps up with a rare remix that shows why he is such a widely respected icon. He goes for a more prickly version which is lit up with big chords and has plenty of kinetic drum energy and epic breakdowns. Next up, French producer Maga's musical project has turned into a real journey through melodic, organic and minimalistic patterns that cast a fine spell. His version is built on a bass guitar riff that loops beneath cleverly treated vocals and becomes magically psychedelic.

Iceland's President Bongo was a founder of the cult GusGus band who now works solo on the Radio Bongo label and has his own distinctive sound. Evidence of that comes here with a superbly spooky version that has vocal chants shimmering about the mix and races late into the night on an indie licked rhythm. Then it is to Miami's m.O.N.R.O.E., who has been a regular guest on this label over the years and mixed America Gets Physical back in 2018. His version is the deepest of the lot, with subtle claps, atmospheric samples, bird calls and humid grooves that lock you in. Bristol techno producer dubspeeka always brings the UK sound and sense of grimy soul to his music, and he does so again here with a hard hitting, dubbed out yet dreamy rework full of class. Last of all is a fresh remaster of the original version which sounds as crisp and brain soothingly clean as it did when first released.

This top tune is set to be a smash for a second time round thanks to these vital remixes.

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Tonite

M.A.N.D.Y. - Tonite (Snippet)

Voyeur (Jay Shepheard & Martin Dawson Remix)

2020

Definition of Mimosa

Massive Dynamic begann seine musikalischen Ideen, im alter von 15 Jahren, auf MJ Kassetten umzusetzen.

Damals noch durch abspulen von Tapes, um etwas in Richtung Übergang zu erzielen.

Er merkte nicht viel später, das sich in seinem Komplizierten Kopf mehr befand.

Um seine liebe zum Musik machen umzusetzen nutzte er alle Chancen und machte Musik für sich und seine Freunde....

ca. zwei Jahre später traf er M.Laku....

Sie beide rockten zusammen die kleinen Clubs in Meck - Pomm und auf After Hour Partys......

Massive Dynamic fand sein Genre; ELECTRO-MINIMAL.

Die Verbundenheit zu seiner Stadt und der überwiegend für den kopf gemachter Minimal Musik,
ließ sein Label "SouthWest U-Projekt" entstehen.

Massive Dynamic war sceneintern schnell als Headliner der verrücktesten After Hour Partys bekannt und mehr als angesagt.

Durch seinen Minimal Style der den Kopf anspricht entstand eine ganz neue Richtung : Die Clubs zu füllen ist zu seiner Show geworden....

Massive Dynamic zog auf die INSEL USEDOM, er etablierte sich dort schnell mit den Leuten die ihm weiter bringen sollten.

Die Verbundenheit von Massive Dynamic seine arbeit als Kunst zu sehen, und diese mit Herz und Kopf zu machen, ließ nicht nur Freundschaften entstehen sondern brachte auch ein Projekt auf die Beine das die Musik weiter ausbauen sollte.

Massive Dynamic kam zum Progressiven Psytrance.......

Sein neuer Style bekam Support, und Massive Dynamic legte jetzt alles ins sampeln neuer Tracks.

Die vielen Club's und Festival Erfahrungen beeinflussten seinen neuen Style und seine Sets maßgeblich.

Im Rückblick auf mehr als einem Jahrzehnt der intensiven Einbindung in die Trance-Szene, erlebt Massive Dynamic die reiche Entwicklung dieser Subkultur mit all ihren Neuerungen, Änderungen und alle ihre Höhen und Tiefen...

Mehr noch: Mit seiner Arbeit an Projekten, der ständig gewonnen Qualität ist er zu einem festen Bezugspunkt für anspruchsvolle, hoch-funktionellen Progressiven PsyTrance geworden....

Massive Dynamic wurde zu einem festen Bestandteil für viele Partys und prägt ihre musikalische Entwicklung mit seinen einzigartigen Set's, bis heute in der legendären Festivalscene.

Massive Dynamic zeigte das die Musik wirklich sein Herzblut ist und die Flexibilität die beiden unterschiedlichen Style ( ELECTRO-MINIMAL ) zu kombinieren, brachte einen ganz neuen Flow in seine Kunst.

Mittlerweile legt er sowohl auf GOA Partys als auch auf Minimalsaisons auf, und schafft es immer wieder seine Fans und Freunde zum abgehen zu animieren.




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