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Helang lands on Meduza’s Aeterna Records with ‘Don’t Depend’, a powerful melodic techno weapon driven by raw energy and self-belief.

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Premiere: Helang - Don't Depend [AETERNA Records]

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Yulia Niko and Alfonso Muchacho Reimagine A 1980’s Classic With ‘Bad Habits’.

Yulia Niko returns with another compelling contribution to her forthcoming ‘Body Language Vol. 26’ compilation, as she teams up with enigmatic UK producer Alfonso Muchacho for ‘Bad Habits’ – a cover of Jenny Burton’s iconic 1985 anthem. Out now via Get Physical Music ahead of the compilations full release on September 19, the track continues to shape the sound and spirit of one of electronic music’s most in demand talents.

Taking inspiration from Burton’s timeless vocal hook, ‘Bad Habits’ breathes new life into a classic with a modern, underground twist. At once groovy, hypnotic and irresistibly soulful, the track pairs a rich female vocal performance – full of warmth and attitude – with stripped- back, rolling percussion and a darkly polished low-end. The result is a simmering late-night weapon that pays homage to its roots while speaking fluently to today’s dancefloors.

More raw and underground in tone than the compilation’s earlier singles, ‘Bad Habits’ reflects the creative synergy between two distinct but complementary forces. Yulia Niko, known for her emotionally charged minimalism and deep club sensibility, brings her signature finesse to the mix – clean, elegant, and loaded with tension. Opposite her, UK-based producer Alfonso Muchacho infuses the track with his esoteric approach to sound design, weaving in haunting textures, tight grooves and a sense of mysticism that’s become his trademark.

This is a meeting of minds, where technical precision and instinctive feel collide. Both artists share a deep respect for the emotional power of vocal house, and here, they’ve created something that feels both classic and current, nostalgic yet entirely of the moment.

‘Bad Habits’ follows Yulia Niko’s recent releases ‘Just Just’ (with Rework) and ‘So In Love With You’, further showcasing her range as both a curator and collaborator. It also marks a standout contribution from Alfonso Muchacho – a cult figure in the underground, whose productions operate on a unique wavelength of controlled chaos, hypnotic rhythm,and shadowy allure.

As the latest chapter in ‘Body Language Vol. 26’, ‘Bad Habits’ continues to define the spirit of the compilation: bold, genre-fluid and deeply rooted in the dancefloor’s emotional core.

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Bad Habits

Anna Tur delivers a hard-hitting techno single, ‘Dreams Of Life,’ blending dark grooves and acid tones, out on Juliet Fox's label.

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Yulia Niko Releases Body Language Vol. 26 on Get Physical.

For those who follow the ever-shifting contours of underground electronic music, few names resonate with as much assured vision as Yulia Niko. Having methodically teased the soundscape of her forthcoming compilation over the past months, she now unveils ‘Body Language Vol. 26’, a record that stands as both a statement of intent and an act of refined curation. Out now via Get Physical Music, the compilation maps an evolving terrain where emotion, texture and rhythm converge with an elegant restraint rarely achieved in club music today. 

Launched in 2005 by Berlin-based label Get Physical Music, the Body Language series has become one of dance music's most essential and enduring mix compilation series. Each edition serves as a curated journey, blending exclusive tracks and remixes that push the boundaries of house and techno. With contributions from luminaries like Booka Shade, WhoMadeWho and andhim, the series has consistently showcased a commitment to innovation and musical depth, influencing both DJs and listeners worldwide. Now, with Vol. 26, Yulia Niko continues this tradition, offering a fresh perspective while honoring the series' rich legacy. 

The project unfolds over eleven tracks, as she unveils a deftly balanced selection that plays like a nuanced narrative. It moves from the effervescent, sun-warmed piano house of ‘So In Love With You’, through to the nocturnal depths of ‘Bad Habits’ – a reverent yet freshly dark reimagination of Jenny Burton’s ’85 anthem, co-produced with Alfonso Muchacho – before arriving at the skeletal, hypnotic minimalism of ‘Just Just’; a deft reworking of a Rework classic.

Central to the compilation’s identity is the never-before-heard ‘Takina’, a collaboration with Alexey Union and Kinky Sound that crystallizes the collection’s ethos. Here, the trio build a layered soundscape that is at once muscular and atmospheric, weaving taut grooves with shimmering melodic detail and careful injections of ethnic instrumentation that add an organic, textured edge. ‘Takina’ is a moment of clarity - a track where the dancefloor’s kinetic energy is distilled through a lens of emotional depth and technical sophistication. It is a track that doesn’t shout but commands attention, embodying the subtle power that runs throughout the compilation. 

Elsewhere, the album serves as a showcase for Yulia’s dexterity as both producer and remixer, taking on material from the likes of Helsloot, Calussa & Malone and Chelonis R. Jones, reshaping them with a meticulous ear and an intimate understanding of space and tension. Each piece is threaded together by Yulia’s unmistakable touch: a sensibility that privileges emotional resonance and groove over bombast, crafting music that feels timeless yet vividly of the moment. 

Based across Berlin and Ibiza, Yulia Niko has established herself as a vital voice in modern house and techno. Her productions and DJ sets are defined by a rare combination of technical precision, musicality and a deep respect for dancefloor functionality. She moves effortlessly between the big-room moments of festivals like Coachella and the intimate atmospherics of underground clubs, and this duality is felt deeply in Body Language Vol. 26. 

This compilation is more than a collection of tracks - it is a curated listening experience, a reflection of an artist and curator in full command of her craft. It charts a course for electronic music that privileges subtlety and emotion as much as rhythm and drive. For listeners seeking a sophisticated, deeply felt journey through contemporary underground dance music, Body Language Vol. 26 offers a masterclass in balance, depth, and musical integrity.

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Body Language, Vol. 26

Stay Wild

Sian’s CHAOS album is a sonic maelstrom that shatters the status quo of electronic music—a visceral descent into a fractured soundscape where dark disco collides with techno. From the opening salvos, the Miami-based alchemist conjures a tempest of snarling basslines, crystalline pads, and ghostly, dissonant vocals.
Featuring a wide range of talented collaborators from around the world, the production shakes speakers and penetrates the mind. Gigantic sub-frequencies rattle subwoofers, while polyrhythmic patterns spiral into a vortex of 808 drums. This is music for a world on the brink—like dancing on the edge of oblivion. Sian’s darkwave DNA pulses beneath the surface, infusing the record with intoxicating cinematic force. CHAOS strikes straight at the raw, beating heart of dance music.

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Chaos

Ceiling

Airwolf Paradise is back on Diynamic with "Synthesizer", a two-tracker EP that hits the floor from every corner. The title track bursts in with early 2000s four-to-the-floor peak synth vibes, vocals gliding over a relentless, driving bassline. "Push Pull" steps in next, acid chords slicing through the mix, layered vocals pushing the energy higher - like two friends taking over the dancefloor, pulling the night into a fever pitch. Lights flash, smoke drifts and the tracks carry the party forward until dawn

Airwolf Paradise - Synthesizer (Instrumental)

FEL C returns to Diynamic with "Mysteries of Love", a three-track journey guiding you through the city’s restless maze. "Memories" opens the night. The pre-drink, the hand-before, that tingling excitement as the hours ahead begin to take shape. Streets pulse with energy, alleys twist into hidden passages and every passing face feels like a sign to keep moving. "Mie Encanta" takes the reins - the track pulls you from the bar into the car, bass pressing against your chest as the city melts into streaks of light. You’re no longer thinking about where you’re headed, only following the pull forward. "Mysteries of Love" with Johnny Bolzan, awaits at the destination - energy peaking, pulling you straight from the ride onto the floor. Every movement feels connected, the air thick with rhythm, as the hours dissolve into a stretch of time you never want to end.

Fel C - Memories

Fel C - Memories (Instrumental)

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Artist: KlangKuenstler @klangkuenstler
Release Title: Rise Against The Arp
Label: Stil vor Talent
Catalogue No: SVT181
Release: 2016-11-04
Remixes by Hector Couto, Arado

Versatile producer and industrious DJ KlangKuenstler steps up with a fresh offering of four dancefloor-ready tracks, including two reworks. Despite its provocative title, Rise Against The Arp swiftly reveals its use of melodic arpeggios. Running against a backdrop of groovy percussion and zippy synth pads, the arps build up an immersive synth tunnel that’s an instant attention grabber. Enlisting Hector Couto for the rework, the second track offers a more mellow and laid-back version of the original. The arps lose prime position in favour of a gradually rising melody underpinned by relentless percussion. Do that once provides a more playful construction, balancing out the other half of the release. With old school house style vocals and a groovy yet haunting beat, it manages to strike all the right notes that define a tech infused house anthem. Arado shows off his penchant for developing groovy dubbed-out tracks on the remix. With a stripped back soundscape lined by chopped up vocals, his take proves an equally playful and hypnotic arrangement with an extra dose of bounce.

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