Body Language Vol. 23 is the much anticipated new compilation album from story-telling DJ and accomplished producer Cioz.

The Body Language album series has been a flagship for the Get Physical label since the mid-noughties, with instalments taken over by Dixon, DJ Hell, Francesco Tristano, DJ T., and many more. Now the label welcomes the excellent Cioz into the hot set.

Volume 23 is packed with Cioz remixes, collaborations, and standout singles from the well-regarded and self-taught artist. Some are brand new, some have been teased on EPs in the lead up to the full release, but each one proves he is an artist with an accomplished sound. Cioz hails from Bergamo in Italy and has established a fine reputation on labels like Monaberry and Stil vor Talent.

Body Language Vol. 23 opens with 'Soul Fixer,' a slow-building, slow-burning synth-scape filled with drama and tension. Then comes his subtle yet superb remix of M.A.N.D.Y. vs. Booka Shade's stone-cold classic 'Body Language' with its irresistible lead melody line. The first of many collabs is with Corpino on 'Kari Lampi,' a slick and supple minimal house track awash with gorgeous strings. Further collaborations include the bustling drums and fizzing synths of 'Hey Honey' with T.M.A, late-night headiness of 'Haunted' with Nairobi D, and organic grooves of punchy floor-filler 'Focus Pocus' with Boy Oh Boy.

At the midpoint, there is depth and darkness to the turbulent synths of 'Imperfection' with &lez, and then beautiful tension between the tight bass and beautiful melodic breakdown of 'Warm Worm' with Sides. The fantastic 'Jodi Rush' with Super Flu is sure to twist heads on the dance floor with its complex synth patterns, and a Lucky Shot Extended Mix of 'Dancing in the Night' has a perfectly soulful vocal over rubbery house grooves. Much loved Cioz tunes 'Rain' and his Neapolis Remix of Patrice Bäumel's 'Clair' from earlier EPs make the cut and lend yet more depth and enchanting melody to this most thoughtful and atmospheric of electronic journeys.

With Body Language Vol. 23, Cioz proves he is an artist with a wide range of different, equally emotive house styles in his arsenal.

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Body Language Vol. 23

PREMIERE: Cioz - Imperfection [Get Physical Music]

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Soultana

Soultana (Extended Mix)

a pumping track with a thumping baseline and a cheeky vocal sample

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Purple Skin

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Bodyhouse

Bodyhouse (Original Mix)

'We are very excited to bring you the latest EP from our long time contributor Dilby. The New Zealand expat has been on fire in 2019, with a wave of chart topping releases and a whirlwind of support from around the world. On this release he demonstrates his diversity, offering two deep cuts of grooving house music for the cooler dance floors. First up is Set Trippin, a punchy house workout with a tight percussive groove and lush, warm synth work. On remix duty is Daniel Meister who turns in a deeper, dubbier version that contrasts the original nicely. Back On Track, the second original, is a deep groover with a techy club influence. Layers of melody combine to weave an intricate web of moody vibes for the underground heads. On the remix our good friend Frink delivers an interpretation in his signature warm and dubby style which rounds out the EP perfectly.'

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Dilby - Set Trippin (inc. Daniel Meister and Frink remixes)

Premiere: Dilby - Back On Track (Frink Remix) [Bondage Music]

This latest two-tracker has a more familiar deep house blueprint. “I found that the experimentation I played with on my previous two releases has given me the confidence to introduce more creative flare or create musical moments within this style” says Anja.

‘Turning My Head’ is built on a low-slung tribal rhythm. There is a deep, growling bass that provides a contrast with the classic spoken vocal and dancing flute tones. “I wanted to create a slow burning progression in the track that evokes the humid thumping heartbeat of late-night energy charged dark rooms which I have missed so much these past 9 months” adds Anja.

‘Strange Case’ is a jacked-up deep house track with differently instrumented phases that use sounds that stand out like the enchanted plucked strings or the harmonic steel drum reverberations.

Anja Schneider - Turning My Head

Im a house loving human with the love to make music in my spare time. i post every track i make to show the slow progression on my journey

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