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OUT THIS WEEK ON iTunes - http://onelove.im/TheWeekend_iTunes
#1 Official Australian Club Chart (ARIA) 5 weeks running!!

Cool has a new sound! ‘Tour Of Cool’ connoisseur GENERIK has taken time out from his International highflying lifestyle, as professional party starter, to invest in his passion for the music that drives his life. Generik’s maiden voyage into the studio is a colossal collab with Nicky Van She, frontman for digital pop auteurs Van She. It’s aptly titled ‘THE WEEKEND’, features Nicky Van She on vocals, and is coming out on ONELOVE for the World.

A joyous story of parties lived and loved, wild adventures celebrated and savored, The Weekend hotwires hyperactive house with euphoric ‘90s rave piano, a sleek guitar solo and Nicky Van She on vocals. Naturally, the track was born on a bender, which started in a London pub and spilled back to Nicky’s house to all hours. “Nicky started singing the vocal into his phone on the train home,” recalls Generik Tyson.  “We got home and started banging out the piano chords and the core of the track was made.”
 
‘The Weekend’ signals a pivotal point for Generik, since cutting his teeth at iconic Melbourne clubs like ONELOVE and SuperDisco, this self-confessed joker of the deck has become the ace of clubs, here and abroad. Armed with killer sets and that famous 1000-kilowatt smile, he’s the jet-setting, party punk that’s earned the attention of DJ dons like Diplo, Brodinski, Gesaffelstein, Skrillex and Calvin Harris. It’s that quest for the perfect party that propels Tyson’s music and runs deep within ‘The Weekend’. 

“I think if you put ‘The Weekend’ on and you don’t want to dance, there’s definitely something wrong with your brain or your ears.” 

The original comes backed with a stella remix package primed with Belgium’s Arches (Seba - Moonlight Matters and Jochen – Sound Of Stereo) leading the charge and Terace giving up the bass house slant. 

Welcome to The Weekend.


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GENERIK FEAT NICKY VAN SHE - THE WEEKEND

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Real Love

Real Love (Extended)

Inside - Wicked Beat Sound System

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Hermitude - HyperParadise (Flume Remix)

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Sleepless feat. Jezzabell Doran

Halcyon Days

Burn

One Movement Records was founded and launched in 1993 by ex-pat British producer & DJ Matt Hayward. It was a time when there weren't a thousand genres and subgenres of music, there was mostly just 'good music or bad music'.......

All the acts featured on the label were Australian or Australian based and the music ranged in style from Jazz, Acid Jazz, Funk and Soul, through to Hip Hop, Trip Hop and Drum & Bass. 

Operating out of an office in Surry Hills Sydney, the label was distributed via Shock/MDS (Oz) and Timewarp (UK). 

One Movement Record’s "Undertones" compilation series of Australian Acid Jazz, Soul and Funk helped bring worldwide attention to Australian artists such as U.T.E, Hatman, Wicked Beat Sound System, Raised By Wolves, The Aphelionauts, Step it Up, Deborah Gray and Rani amongst others. 

Over a period of five years between 1993 and 1998 the label released six LP’s, two E.P’s and a couple of singles, all on Vinyl and or CD, including compilations and individual artist's releases.

The last release in 1998 was a collection of Australian Drum & Bass called “Force One”. To this day this LP is acknowledged as being the very first Australian Drum & Bass compilation ever produced, and most of the tracks were written specifically for it.