https://www.traxsource.com/title/2569949/try-again

Moe Turk Try Again

Jezzebell (Edit)

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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

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PAUZA bring Cuban heritage to the global club floor with ‘Yo Soy Cubano’.

Get Physical Music welcomes back Havana’s celebrated duo PAUZA, Paula Fernández and Zahira Sánchez, with ‘Yo Soy Cubano’, a powerful Afro-Latin House reinterpretation of a Cuban classic. This new release is a tribute to their roots and a fresh injection of Latin club energy for today’s dancefloors.

Originally penned by The Chakachas and immortalised in global consciousness via Mighty Dub Katz’s 1995 hit ‘Magic Carpet Ride’, the track’s unforgettable hook is woven into PAUZA’s signature sound: a percussion-heavy tribal groove, rich with the textures of Havana’s street rhythms, layered over a deep and hypnotic house framework. With each bar, the track moves between cultural homage and modern club weapon, perfectly balancing authenticity and dancefloor drive.

Since their formation, PAUZA have built a unique profile in the electronic world by fusing house music with folkloric Afro-Cuban influences. Their ‘Cuba Get Physical’ series in 2022 shone a spotlight on emerging Cuban talents, underscoring their mission to connect the island’s sound to global audiences. Their past success includes the chart-topping ‘Muy Bien’ ft. Malone, which held the #1 spot on Beatport and Traxsource for four months, as well as appearances alongside Swedish House Mafia, Blond:ish, Mochakk, Hugel, and RÜFÜS DU SOL.

With over 25 million Spotify streams and press coverage from Rolling Stone, DJ Mag, Los Angeles Times, and Vice, PAUZA continue to push boundaries while staying rooted in their Cuban identity. ‘Yo Soy Cubano’ captures exactly what they do best: blending the pulse of Havana with a sharp, contemporary club aesthetic, delivering a track that’s as much a celebration of culture as it is an irresistible invitation to move.

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Yo Soy Cubano

flight mode (Âme Remix)

Tri_xon - Let's GO feat. Aunty Rayzor
Release Date 10|10| 2025
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TRI/XON‬‭ is a hybrid space where‬‭ TRIKK‬‭ and‬‭ DIXON‬‭ meet, not to escape but to expand. A joint‬ force field pushing beyond their individual sounds and engineering new forms of club pressure.‬
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“Let’s GO‬‭” is the first transmission, signaling TRI/XON’s upcoming album. Alongside‬‭ AUNTY‬ RAYZOR‬‭ (Bisola Olugbenga), the single is crafted as a fearless statement of intent, carrying the‬ urgency of change and the energy of dancefloor anthems. “Let’s GO” is balanced between control and‬ chaos: expansive, unrestrained, and hard to ignore. A command owned by everyone moving to‬‭ it.‬

Tri/xon - Let's GO feat. AUNTY RAYZOR

Spaces In Between

Spaces In Between (Rodriguez Jr. Remix) [feat. Ursula Rucker]

A minimalist and hypnotic journey built on a deep, swinging groove. The track layers warm, analog bass pulses with intricate, delayed percussion that seems to emerge and recede within a blanket of atmospheric pads. There are no grand melodies or vocals; instead, subtle sonic textures and a sophisticated, looping rhythm create a sense of mysterious, forward-moving depth—like navigating through a sleek, electronic fog.

Through the Fog

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Arms Swing

Sako Isoyan - We Are Free Now

Driven by rhythm and emotion, SYNAR blends infectious grooves with immersive soundscapes to create music that moves both body and soul. Drawing inspiration from house, deep house, and global electronic influences, their tracks are built on warm basslines, hypnotic melodies, and textures that tell a story without words. Whether behind the decks or in the studio, SYNAR crafts experiences that linger long after the last beat fades.

Arms Swing

SYNAR

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