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From the infinite grid of sound, Peredel opens the matrix of ELEVEN with "Nineties".

"With a signature sound that blurs the lines between melodic techno, progressive, and indie dance, Peredel has steadily carved out his place in the global electronic scene. From the decks of Adrenalin Stadium to standout sets at Caprices and UNTOLD Festival, the Moscow-born, Ibiza-based artist is known for his emotional precision and dancefloor sensibility. A resident of his own ELEVEN events and now hosting a flagship residency at FOMO Baku, he continues to push his creative boundaries — including recent releases on Diynamic and his second freshly minted label, NELEVEN.   ‘Nineties’ is a nostalgia-laced groover wrapped in shimmering textures and pulsing rhythm. With its warm analog bassline, cheeky vocal chops, and tension-building synth lines, the track undulates into a peak-time release of euphoria. It’s a cut that balances raw energy with subtle sophistication, designed to hold attention as much in intimate settings as on massive festival stages. It's playful, punchy, and brimming with that signature Peredel flair.   Get lost in the groove - ‘Nineties’ is here to make you move." - WhenWeDip

Nineties (Edit) [NELEVEN]

‘Back To The Future’ defines Frannz’s melodic-techno signature: emotional synth phrasing, atmospheric textures and a hypnotic groove shaped for modern underground sets.

With indie dance influence and dark-disco undertones, it delivers a powerful melodic journey crafted for deep listening and club energy.

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#indiedance #darkdisco #undergroundelectronic
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Frannz - Back to the Future (Original Mix) [ILUNA]

Release on 15th December 2025 in @Sea Beach Records

Jesus Di Mata - Happy Days (Wabak Remix)

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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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Luciano Scalioni & Nash - Fake It [Technoblazer]

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Philipp Jung Reimagines Siopis’ Classic ‘Really Love Ya’ for 2025.

Get Physical continues its celebration of timeless label anthems with a brand-new rework of Siopis’ ‘Really Love Ya’, first released in 2009. Breathing new life into this underground classic, label co-founder Philipp Jung (formerly one half of the iconic duo M.A.N.D.Y.) delivers a sophisticated and groove-driven reinterpretation that perfectly bridges the past and present.

Part of Jung’s ongoing remix series revisiting key moments from the Get Physical and Kindisch catalogue, this new version follows his acclaimed reworks of DJ T.’s ‘Bateria’ and Bruce Leroys’ ‘Liberdade’. Here, Jung reshapes the original’s hypnotic foundation into a fluid house journey. The unmistakable vocal hook remains at its core, but the harmonic landscape shifts. Lush piano themes, crisp percussive layers, and evolving synth progressions create a deep, modern energy. After a long, cinematic break, the track opens into an expansive finale, where a new synth lead takes over, lifting the groove to euphoric heights.

Berlin native Philipp Jung, co-founder of Get Physical and Kindisch, has long been an ambassador of underground dance music across five continents. Known for his dynamic sets and genre-defining productions as part of M.A.N.D.Y., Jung’s solo work continues to reflect his nomadic spirit and relentless creativity through projects like Beauty & the Beast, Formerly, and Doormen on Vacation.

Greek producer Siopis, known for his releases on Get Physical, Crosstown Rebels, Rebellion, and his own label Mangali, has always balanced deep emotion with raw club energy, a combination that made ‘Really Love Ya’ one of his standout records.

With this remix, Jung doesn’t just revisit a classic. He reframes it, preserving its heart while giving it fresh pulse for today’s floors. ‘Really Love Ya (Philipp Jung Remix)’ is a perfect continuation of the Get Physical legacy: timeless, rhythmic, and full of soul.

https://getphysicalmusic.com

Really Love Ya (Philipp Jung Remix)

Reverse The Process (Aera Remix)

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To celebrate the release of their latest track 'Who Das', PAAX recorded a new mix for our Select Cuts series. Enjoy!

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Select Cuts 356: PAAX (Tulum)

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Established in 2012, Three Hands Records emerged as a dynamic and influential record label, focusing on various club music genres with a special emphasis on trance. 

Founded by a group of passionate DJs known as "the 3 hands collective" – including Ohmguru, TwoPlusOne, and Macchianera – the label quickly became a creative outlet for their collaborative efforts and musical endeavors.

The foundation of Three Hands Records was laid by the collective's shared vision of exploring the boundaries of electronic music, especially within the vibrant realm of trance. 

As the label developed, it expanded its roster to include talented artists who not only resonated with the founders' vision but also brought unique perspectives to the table.

One of the key features of Three Hands Records is its commitment to collaboration, both with established names in the industry and emerging local producers. 

Over the years, the label has forged partnerships with renowned artists such as PastaBoys, Lorenzo de Blanck, Big Mojo, Rame, Erly Tepshi and Dino Angioletti. 

These collaborations have resulted in a diverse and rich catalog of music that has captured the attention of club-goers and music enthusiasts alike.

In addition to collaborating with established artists, Three Hands Records has actively sought out and published works from emerging local producers. 

The label's dedication to fostering a sense of community is evident in its support for these rising talents, providing them with a platform to showcase their creativity and connect with a broader audience.

Three Hands Records stands out not only for its commitment to trance music but also for its role in shaping the landscape of club music through collaborative efforts and a genuine passion for electronic sounds. 

As the label continues to evolve, it remains dedicated to exploring new musical frontiers and nurturing the talents that contribute to its vibrant and ever-expanding community.