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Get Physical Music proudly announces the return of its landmark Body Language series with Volume 27, curated by Dutch producer Helsloot. The album will be released on November 14th, with a launch event on November 13th at Amsterdam’s Melkweg.

At the heart of Get Physical’s ethos has been Body Language, a cultural marker within electronic music for over two decades making it one of the longest-standing and impactful mix series tied to a label. Each volume a deliberate projection serving as both clubland cartography and singular artistic perspective.

What began as a pioneering DJ mix series has evolved into a platform for artist albums, each edition offering a snapshot of underground currents and their future directions. Past curators have included Dixon, DJ Hell, WhoMadeWho, Francesco Tristano, Monkey Safari, Yulia Niko, and the label’s founders Booka Shade, DJ T., and M.A.N.D.Y..

Since its founding in 2002, Get Physical has embodied a taut, moving aesthetic; when the European electronic sound was fragmenting, the label balanced on the argumentative axis of club culture with Body Language serving not only as archival, but as a unifying thread.

“The Body Language series has always been about capturing a moment in club culture while pointing towards its future. With Helsloot, we felt the timing was perfect. His sound resonates with today’s global melodic movement, but he brings a depth and emotional clarity that feels true to the spirit of Get Physical. Volume 27 not only honors the legacy of the series but also positions it for a new generation of fans, both on the dancefloor and beyond.” (Philipp Jung - Get Physical Music)

An early platform for cross-genre experimentation, Body Language has long celebrated the permeability of dance music. From Matthew Dear’s minimalist pop fusions to WhoMadeWho’s blend of disco and indie aesthetics, each edition has expanded the vocabulary of what club music can be.

That willingness to stretch the form is part of why both Get Physical and Body Language continue to resonate today.

Volume 27 marks a significant moment in the series’ progression. Helsloot brings his emotive, melodic house sound to the format; a style that has earned him over 600 million streams on his breakout track “Because You Move Me” with Tinlicker, as well as releases on Anjunadeep, Domino, This Never Happened, and Ritter Butzke. His debut album “Never Tried” (2024) displayed his melodic instincts and further positioned him as a producer capable of balancing precision with deep emotional resonance.

‘When I was asked to do a 'Body Language' album I was very honored. To be able to scroll through their archive that holds all these classics is incredible. It also felt like the perfect opportunity to try out some new sounds”. (Helsloot)

With Body Language Vol. 27, Helsloot delivers a cohesive artistic statement—an album that captures the emotional intensity of melodic house while honoring Get Physical’s enduring commitment to movement, emotion, and the language of the body.

Body Language Vol. 27, curated by Helsloot, will be released on November 14th via Get Physical Music. Tickets for the launch event on November 13th at Amsterdam’s Melkweg are available now.

https://getphysicalmusic.com

Body Language Vol. 27

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Manti, Auggië, Yet More & Bákayan - Trust Me (Original Mix)

Maxi Meraki makes his debut on Diynamic with a two-tracker EP, "Wanna Make Love" - built for the perfect morning duty. The title track opens with a crisp kick and delicate percussion, slowly unfolding as synths rise from the shadows, all building toward that big cinematic moment. It’s the soundtrack to a sunrise spilling over the dancefloor. "Too Much Pressure" together with Derun, greets the morning light with hips already in motion - a touch of the ‘80s, fruity and bright, swirling synths and that first taste of daylight that makes you feel the whole day is yours

Maxi Meraki, Derun - Too Much Pressure feat. The Anahit

HIGHLIGHT returns to Diynamic with Beverly, a powerful two-tracker built for smooth yet rising-thrill takeoff. The title cut rolls in with a steady, driving kick and airy, theatric synths - like spotting your destination through the clouds. ‚Yeah Yeah' together with Prana Flow, shifts into landing mode with pounding percussion and sizzling synths, already preparing you for the night ahead. A duo that scores the full flight from ascent to touchdown.

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HIGHLITE - Beverly

Like I Don't Exist

Succession

Rodrigo AM - Daydream (Original Mix)

Your Mind (Adam Beyer, Bart Skils, HNTR) X Shook Ones, Pt. III (HNTR)

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Make It Last

Guyanese-British DJ and producer Anthony Sonate brings a globally inspired sound to the decks, blending Latin and African rhythms with a deep, melodic techno underbelly. His sets are soulful, percussive, and full of feeling—crafted for those who thrive on energy.

A true explorer at heart, Anthony’s music is shaped by his travels and the cultures he connects with along the way. Whether playing under the stars or in a packed club, he creates a hypnotic atmosphere that moves both body and spirit.

Anthony has shared lineups with artists such as Cameroon Jack, Hot Oasis and Ajna, carving out his space in the melodic and Afro house scenes. His style is raw, and always evolving—rooted in rhythm, lifted by soul

Make It Last

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