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Everything Made Sense (Briefly)

Meyah (Long Play)

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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.

Can You See What I See

El Mundo & Zazou - Can You See What I See (Snippet)

La Ka Rubà

La Ka Rubà (feat. Akil)

Charles Ramirez - Insane

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Next up for Get Physical is the first sampler single from Djuma Soundsystem's upcoming Body Language mix, which lands in May.

The Norwegian DJ and producer Mikkas is an underground stalwart who has popped up on the likes of Rebirth, Crosstown Rebels and Sol Selectas. His deep songs come with absorbing feelings and proper starry melodies that are catchy yet considered. He’s constantly touring the world playing all the major league clubs and festivals and now
once more he shows that what he crafts is more than just DJ tools with a super new single that is backed by a remix from Re.You.

While touring in Africa last year Djuma was amazed by the traditional Kenyan vocalist Olith’s androgynic voice, and rented a studio to record her, ‘Oloro Nyager’ is the result of this fruitful meeting. As well as guest vocalist Olith, Mikkas also collaborates with Russian duo and label associates Fake Mood on this E.P. The outcome is the sort of deeply spiritual and melodic house track that will form the high point in any set. Tribal chanting, yawning pads and rippling drums all make it superbly seductive. A club mix ups the ante with bigger drums that suck you in and encourage you to make some serious moves on the floor, all while the emotional content of the original remains.

Re.You is a tech house titan who has appeared on taste making outlets like Moon Harbour and Connected for around a decade. His edgy take on the genre is here for all to hear as he flips the track into a more experimental tech house track with an epic breakdown and more loose, scattered drums and hits.

This is a mouthwatering appetiser for the sure to be special Body Language mix from Djuma Soundsystem.

http://www.getphysicalmusic.com/

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