Bittersweet

Shapes I See

Midnight Voyage (Remixed)

Guava (Extended Mix)

Marianne Faithfull: The Montreux Years

Why D'ya Do It? (Live - Montreux Jazz Festival 1995)

How Can I Resist

Deep House artist Mark Taylor delivers deep, emotional grooves, driving rhythms, and atmospheric melodies built for late-night journeys and peak-time moments. Explore the full catalogue and download here:
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House of Night

Hidden Motion

Choir Ceremony

relief [📸 by @wonkyrick]

On the Quiet

Searching For

Beatport: http://bit.ly/2ofeAGE

Italian renegade Cioz is welcomed to Get Physical with two terrific new tracks that showcase his rich style. 

Cioz is utterly self-taught so never adheres to any rules. This lends his music an unpredictable and original quality that has led to artists like Super Flu, Andhim and Solomun all supporting him in the past. Cioz has also founded Knobs Bergamo; a community-based creative hub in Bergamo (Italy) where artists unite, collaborate, develop ideas and create. Following on from outings on the likes of Monaberry and Einmusika he now comes correct on the German giant, Get Physical Music. 

Majestic opener ‘Lucky Shot’ is an epic eight-minute journey into deep, rubbery drums and brilliantly loose and expressive synth lines. They do real gymnastics over the course of the track, with smeared pads, more dynamic chords and soul infused lines bringing plenty of warmth and colour to this groovy number. The careful addition of some female vocal sounds help elevate it yet further and will surely win the hearts of dancers everywhere. 

The supple ‘Cookie Man’ is another absorbing, deep and atmospheric house track with cleverly interwoven rhythmic and musical layers. The drums sashay about and get your hips moving, the lead synth is a curious one that makes the mind wander and the whole thing exudes real colour and soul to make it an immediately loveable track. 

These are two tasteful and characterful tunes from an ever more essential talent.

http://www.getphysicalmusic.com/

Lucky Shot

Cioz - Lucky Shot (Snippet)

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Not six months after their last outing on Get Physical, Monkey Safari are back with two more of their perfectly playful house tunes. 

For the best part of the last decade now, Lars Rühlemann and Sven Fröhlich have been serving up a quirky and curious take on house music that has brought real character to the dance floor. They have put out three absorbing full-lengths as well as almost thirty EPs, and have made their Hommage label a vital one in the process. Get Physical has also become a regular home for them and they come correct on the German label once more here. 

Opener 'Palomar' is a superbly slow-burning house bubbler. The lush drums get you in the groove then exotic vocals rise out of the mix next to lush chords to infuse you with real soul. It's a track to get the whole floor under a majestic spell. 

Second offering 'Artifact' is a more tribal tinged tech house tune with rolling snares and chunky drums. Chanting vocals join the mix to pump the groove even more and make this the sort of endless house groove to lock crowds in the moment. 

These are two more hugely effective and charismatic tunes from Monkey Safari. 

www.getphysicalmusic.com

Palomar

Monkey Safari - Palomar (Snippet)

Herizen - Come Over To My House x Mowgan - O Pa Mi Titi Deabe Feat. Jah Baba (Armonica Remix)

Brothers Duo

Management: mgmt@parallellemusic.com
Bookings: parallelle@caa.com

 
Thomas and Julien are Dutch brothers from South of France. They propose either Hybrid DJ or live acts cutting from Jazz, House & Techno  mixing several genres while keeping this uplifting, dirty and groovy feel. 

Passionates in authentic sounds, they produce their music through field recordings. Their video concept "A Day In” translates cultures through field recordings and collaborations with local and traditional musicians. They already have concluded first collaborations with Gnawa musicians in Morocco, Huichol tribe musicians in Mexico, Icelandic choir, and musicians from Osaka, Bengalor, Fiji Island, Bangkok and more. 

With releases on Crosstown Rebels, DGTL, Sapiens, Bar 25 and their own imprint, Klassified Records, the two brothers also run the Klassified Studios, a co-creative space in Amsterdam.

How Can I Resist

Parallelle