Get Physical Music Presents: The Best of Get Physical 2016

Koma Kobache

Big Kahoona

Open the Account (Original Mix)

I am so happy to share my first-ever single, Heavenly Body, a love letter to my younger self.

After writing this song last winter, I have made many attempts to connect it to an EP or album. I now realise that this song deserves its own spotlight to allow it to breathe and be properly understood.

I’ve spent most of my adult life unravelling how trauma has shaped my self-worth and happiness. When I try to reflect on this journey, I struggle to remember the details. My mind has blurred or erased many of these details to protect me from further harm, an experience I know many others who live with PTSD will understand.

I wrote this song to light my path home; it connects me to my journey to self-acceptance and self-love. Music has connected me to everything I love in life, and this song is the closest I have ever come to explaining that feeling.

Heavenly Body is a love letter to my queer, trans, and gender-diverse friends and community. Our shared experience of self-discovery connects us in such a beautiful way. The bond we share, born of wanting more and choosing life, is irreplaceable. This bond inspires my musical journey more than anything else.

The guided meditation / ASMR vocal in this song comes from the video "ASMR for Queer & Trans Students" published by The ASMR Prince on YouTube in October 2019. This video is a perfect microcosm of the love and support that the young queer and trans generation shares, a love that many of us struggled to find in our youth. I am incredibly grateful to the creator of this video for permitting me to use their work to tell this story.

Mastered by Benji Colbourne (b.c. slumber). Thank you for your love and generosity in making this song shine.

To hear more from The ASMR Prince, please visit their channel here -
www.youtube.com/@TheASMRPrince  

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Heavenly Body

Nico Morano, Grigor Mundo - Wilderness

Respected label Diynamic has announced the eighth edition of its popular ‘Four to the Floor’ series. 

The series aims to champion four productions that have been handpicked, road-tested and approved by label-boss Solomun. The ‘Four to the Floor’ EP series is comprised of four different dancefloor-orientated tracks from different producers, from upcoming talents to long-established electronic music artists. 

First up is ‘Zulu’ from Buenos Aires duo Brigado Crew and Argentinian producer Crisstiano. Drawing from their South American roots, ‘Zulu’ is a percussive track with a laidback yet exotic feel thanks to its echoing vocal samples.

Picking up the pace, German duo Adana Twins’ ‘Uncompromising’ features a driving bassline and clattering synths, building up in waves for a series of dramatic drops. 

Next up is Ukrainian duo ARTBAT & French producer Rafael Cerato with ‘Uplift’, a track that slowly builds ambience with flittering synths before plundering into a hefty low end. 

Rounding off the latest edition of ‘Four to the Floor’ is the atmospheric ‘Pretend To Fly’ from Definition. The 7-minute journey features wistful male vocals and distinctive arpeggios leading into the rich basslines characteristic of the Diynamic sound. With a relatively short career span, Definition has already had a slew of releases on Materialism and Underground Audio allowing his support to grow.

Brigado Crew, Crisstiano - Zulu (Preview)

Tekamaki is the easiest sushi to prepare. Simply wrap a Nori leaf and stuff it with rice and the other ingredients. You can perfectly enjoy them during cocktail hours ! Fabio Aurea et Maurel ! prepared two dishes which are at the border between classic and futuristic cooking. Simplicity and wonders , nothing else, nothing more ! 1) Original Mix Stirred by vocals, kept up by an unusual groove, this version is made to astonish ! Warm, sweet & salted . like sushi rice 2) Maurel Wasabi Mix This is the dark side of the release. The groove is on the front row, and the vocals let place to a swinging melody. Refined, the breaks announce the drums' warmth. Strong like wasabi !

Tekamaki Original Mix

Get 'A Tribe Called Kotori - Chapter 2' here: lnk.to/ATribeCalledKotori2

A Tribe Called Kotori creates a place of spirituality. At the Berlin-based gatherings forward-thinking music and psychedelic art installations coalesce into an electric atmosphere, which all 27 carefully curated tracks of the second A Tribe Called Kotori Compilation embody. Chapter Two starts here.

Artist: Various Artists
Title: A Tribe Called Kotori - Chapter 2
Label: Stil vor Talent
Catalogue No: SVT235
Release: 2018-11-30

1. Christos Fourkis - Ma Muse (Harri Agnel Remix)
2. Kermesse - Camomille
3. Canu, Nu, Alejandro Castelli - Mariposa (DAVI Remix)
4. Ilu & Aaye - Amrum
5. Shai T - Steps of Innocence
6. Timujin - Katana
7. Cipy - Merida
8. Lunar Plane - Tusk
9. Martin Waslewski - Camelopard
10. Maga - Infernal
11. Elfenberg - Kéyah
12. HRRSN - Harsh Environments
13. Depaart - Los Chicos Del Ruido
14. Santiago Garcia, Blond:ish - Away From Here
15. Argia - Karma Komba
16. Kellerkind - Playground
17. Yöurr - Fisherman
18. Basti Grub feat. Andeffect - Perjalan
19. Commoner - Yggdrasil
20. Felix Eul - Klavin (Dole & Kom Remix)
21. Nordfold - Patterns
22. Timboletti - Soy Chacho
23. Marco Tegui - Sail Away
24. Rave Sickness - The Shaman, the Drugs and the Jaguar
25. GNTN - Angular
26. Jonas Gewald - Unity
27. pølaroit - Stav

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Elfenberg - Kéyah [Snippet]

Oluhle, Collé - Owami Original Mix

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Next up for Get Physical is the first sampler single from Djuma Soundsystem's upcoming Body Language mix, which lands in May.

The Norwegian DJ and producer Mikkas is an underground stalwart who has popped up on the likes of Rebirth, Crosstown Rebels and Sol Selectas. His deep songs come with absorbing feelings and proper starry melodies that are catchy yet considered. He’s constantly touring the world playing all the major league clubs and festivals and now
once more he shows that what he crafts is more than just DJ tools with a super new single that is backed by a remix from Re.You.

While touring in Africa last year Djuma was amazed by the traditional Kenyan vocalist Olith’s androgynic voice, and rented a studio to record her, ‘Oloro Nyager’ is the result of this fruitful meeting. As well as guest vocalist Olith, Mikkas also collaborates with Russian duo and label associates Fake Mood on this E.P. The outcome is the sort of deeply spiritual and melodic house track that will form the high point in any set. Tribal chanting, yawning pads and rippling drums all make it superbly seductive. A club mix ups the ante with bigger drums that suck you in and encourage you to make some serious moves on the floor, all while the emotional content of the original remains.

Re.You is a tech house titan who has appeared on taste making outlets like Moon Harbour and Connected for around a decade. His edgy take on the genre is here for all to hear as he flips the track into a more experimental tech house track with an epic breakdown and more loose, scattered drums and hits.

This is a mouthwatering appetiser for the sure to be special Body Language mix from Djuma Soundsystem.

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Oluhle, Collé - Owami Original Mix

Shahin Farzane