Acid Love Vol. 1 (Minimix)

DJ Pierre - Wild Pitch: The Story (Minimix)

Sessions Pt. 6 (Minimix)

Most Wanted 2017 Pt. 2 (Minimix)

Amsterdam Gets Physical 2017 (Minimix)

Essentials Vol. 17 (Minimix)

Most Wanted 2017 Pt. 1 (Minimix)

Words Don't Come Easy Pt. 5 (Minimix)

15 Years Get Physical (Minimix)

Jazzuelle - Circles (Minimix)

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Get Physical Music Presents: Full Body Workout Vol. 17 (Minimix)

The 2015 Ibiza season is officially underway, and we’ve been hard at work together with Get Physical regular Tuccillo preparing the perfect compilation for the occasion. 14 brand new tracks and 1 DJ mix should be enough to get any party started. Whether it’s the chill vibes of ‘Taired’ from newcomer Alci on the beach, or the late night burner ‘Adewale’ from Italian producer Yaya there’s definitely something for every situation you might find yourself in on the island this summer. Paolo Rocco and Physica deliver a straight house groove on top of classic techno sounds with ‘Nuttin To Worry About’ while Alex Dimou remixes and re-envisions last years ‘Love Won’t Wait’ (by John Monkman) as a slow-building after-hour delight. For the dancefloor, Tato provides ‘Lemon Groove’ to get the booty moving and David Jach moves in for the kill with ‘So Freak’. All of these Ibiza essentials are woven together beautifully by Tuccillo himself, perfect for the impromptu beach parties and after-hours when the club doors close.

Get Physical Music Presents: Ibiza 2015 by Tuccillo - Minimix

It’s no secret that andhim have been on a steady rise lately. Perhaps known best for their 2012 remix of Theophilus London’s ‘Wine &amp; Chocolate”, Simon and Tobi have come far since founding the self-proclaimed ‘boyband’, andhim, in Cologne spring of 2010. With more than 2 decades of musical experience between the two of them including a history of DJing and touring already under their belts, ‘andhim’ is merely the newest incarnation of their time-tested talent.   With the ability to move dancefloors in their own special way through the unique and often uplifting vibe they create, it’s no wonder why we invite them to mix the 14th Volume of our Body Langauge series and join the ranks of M.A.N.D.Y., Dixon, DJ Hell, Catz ‘N Dogz and all those who helped form the series’ reputation as a tastemaker and artistic showcase. “We wanted to bridge between music we love to hear while looking out of the window during a train ride,” comments Simon of the overall theme of the mix, ‘music which people can start their night with. Tracks we play in our live sets and own stuff we wanted to be presented.”  With tracks like Robag Wruhme’s ‘Pnom Gobal’, Stimming’s remix of Ian Pooley’s ‘Kids Play’ and even andhims own remix of 2raumwohnung’s ‘Bye Bye Bye’, the mix certainly takes on a gentler, softer side rather than a constant hands-in-the-air fist-pump orgy some of the more mainstream outlets love to push. You could call the mix a breath of fresh summer-air, with warm tones overflowing and sunny vibes abound - something andhim has become known for and a recurring theme in the duo’s productions. Commenting further, he states, “First of all it is about quality music. We respect the artists of this compilation album a lot. But we would say it is mainly a mix of what we like production wise and what we love to hear when we are at home…. it shows what we like and how we think of an eclectic and interesting mix.” With, among other things, their breakout remix, a wildly contagious EP ‘Wizard Of Us’ (Get Physical Music), their fully-booked touring schedule and now this;  andhim have achieved so much in such a short time. But it is more than one release, or one show that defines an artist. For andhim, it’s their knack for bringing people together under one sound and their keen humor that leaves us certain they will continue to wow audiences the world over.

It’s no secret that andhim have been on a steady rise lately. Perhaps known best for their 2012 remix of Theophilus London’s ‘Wine &amp; Chocolate”, Simon and Tobi have come far since founding the self-proclaimed ‘boyband’, andhim, in Cologne spring of 2010. With more than 2 decades of musical experience between the two of them including a history of DJing and touring already under their belts, ‘andhim’ is merely the newest incarnation of their time-tested talent. With the ability to move dancefloors in their own special way through the unique and often uplifting vibe they create, it’s no wonder why we invite them to mix the 14th Volume of our Body Langauge series and join the ranks of M.A.N.D.Y., Dixon, DJ Hell, Catz ‘N Dogz and all those who helped form the series’ reputation as a tastemaker and artistic showcase. “We wanted to bridge between music we love to hear while looking out of the window during a train ride,” comments Simon of the overall theme of the mix, ‘music which people can start their night with. Tracks we play in our live sets and own stuff we wanted to be presented.” With tracks like Robag Wruhme’s ‘Pnom Gobal’, Stimming’s remix of Ian Pooley’s ‘Kids Play’ and even andhims own remix of 2raumwohnung’s ‘Bye Bye Bye’, the mix certainly takes on a gentler, softer side rather than a constant hands-in-the-air fist-pump orgy some of the more mainstream outlets love to push. You could call the mix a breath of fresh summer-air, with warm tones overflowing and sunny vibes abound - something andhim has become known for and a recurring theme in the duo’s productions. Commenting further, he states, “First of all it is about quality music. We respect the artists of this compilation album a lot. But we would say it is mainly a mix of what we like production wise and what we love to hear when we are at home…. it shows what we like and how we think of an eclectic and interesting mix.” With, among other things, their breakout remix, a wildly contagious EP ‘Wizard Of Us’ (Get Physical Music), their fully-booked touring schedule and now this; andhim have achieved so much in such a short time. But it is more than one release, or one show that defines an artist. For andhim, it’s their knack for bringing people together under one sound and their keen humor that leaves us certain they will continue to wow audiences the world over.

Get Physical Music Presents: Body Language Vol. 14 - Minimix

WhoMadeWho... Aren´t that those three Danish guys who reformatted Funk Punk with Euro-cowbells a while back? That is correct, but that is also a very narrow question. Shuffling genres emerging from the postmillennial style-clash is but one of their many talents, although perhaps one of their key disciplines. In any case, the genre-crossing think-tank consists of drummer/DJ/producer Tomas Barfod, and the two-headed vocal monster singer/bassist Tomas Hoffding, AKA Bon Homme and singer/guitarist Jeppe Kjellberg. With three extremely different backgrounds in electronica, rock and jazz (respectively), each member supports and compliments each other independently, as one; challenging the traditional ‘band’ structure of days long past. There is a significant reason why WhoMadeWho, unlike congenial bands like The Rapture, LCD Soundsystem or Radio 4, survived the so-called new millennium. It is their unconditional curiosity towards contemporary club sounds and their approach, often incorporating the functionality of club tracks in their own songs, to look further than the edge of the stage, keeping a close eye on and constantly checking the pulse of the dancefloor. Keeping this virtue close to their hearts has already brought them major exposure in some of the biggest sets from Jamie Jones, Maceo Plex, Tale Of us and many more… This approach they have issued in each of their six studio albums. So what better way to revive this approach as the DJ mix? And what Mix-series would be better suited, after acts like Matthew Dear, Dixon, Modeselektor or M.A.N.D.Y., to open WhoMadeWho’s vocabulary book for their own Body Language? Oops, spoiled the surprise.  But surely it was clear that one of the best fits for their intentions is also one of the most prestigious and celebrated series – Get Physical Music’s Body Language series. Directly from the beginning, David August’s revision of The Acid track ‘Ra’ makes the depth known as it fades into The Invisibles’ falsetto-meditation, ‘The Stain’. From Cibucolors’ ‘Down the Wall’ the sound meanders gently towards the club-groove as it gains a touch of Acid-House thanks to Ghost Culture; then indie-dance bliss made by The Golden Filter and Weval. Next a Nick Galemore contribution with a tiny bit of magic from WhoMadeWho. Here you are grooving to a tapestry of post-rock guitar inching inexorably towards a peak-time bounce. The WhoMadeWho acapella of ‘Wanted Your Love’ can then be heard perfectly adapted to Luke Abbott’s number ‘Modern Driveway’ before pumping up the floor with George Fitzgerald’s ‘Your Two Faces’. What follows is more contemporary Club material in the form of DJ Tennis via a Roman Flügel remix, &amp;me’s ‘Trilogy’ - probably one of the eulogistic cuts of the previous House-season - and the hypnotic House of Fort Romeau. The whopping Applescal kick drum then advances into the WhoMadeWho-exclusive in the mix, the ultra-catchy ‘High &amp; Low’ (a misleading title, incidentally). This gently stalking and then flourishing into the hook pop song is an unmistakable highlight in this mix. A climax even, after which Clark tiptoes in. Meanwhile, ‘Strength Through Fragility’ finally connects with Nosaj Things’ ambient/bass hybrid ‘2K’. A deep, worthy culmination of this amorous sound journey through the WhoMadeWho orbit.

WhoMadeWho... Aren´t that those three Danish guys who reformatted Funk Punk with Euro-cowbells a while back? That is correct, but that is also a very narrow question. Shuffling genres emerging from the postmillennial style-clash is but one of their many talents, although perhaps one of their key disciplines. In any case, the genre-crossing think-tank consists of drummer/DJ/producer Tomas Barfod, and the two-headed vocal monster singer/bassist Tomas Hoffding, AKA Bon Homme and singer/guitarist Jeppe Kjellberg. With three extremely different backgrounds in electronica, rock and jazz (respectively), each member supports and compliments each other independently, as one; challenging the traditional ‘band’ structure of days long past. There is a significant reason why WhoMadeWho, unlike congenial bands like The Rapture, LCD Soundsystem or Radio 4, survived the so-called new millennium. It is their unconditional curiosity towards contemporary club sounds and their approach, often incorporating the functionality of club tracks in their own songs, to look further than the edge of the stage, keeping a close eye on and constantly checking the pulse of the dancefloor. Keeping this virtue close to their hearts has already brought them major exposure in some of the biggest sets from Jamie Jones, Maceo Plex, Tale Of us and many more… This approach they have issued in each of their six studio albums. So what better way to revive this approach as the DJ mix? And what Mix-series would be better suited, after acts like Matthew Dear, Dixon, Modeselektor or M.A.N.D.Y., to open WhoMadeWho’s vocabulary book for their own Body Language? Oops, spoiled the surprise. But surely it was clear that one of the best fits for their intentions is also one of the most prestigious and celebrated series – Get Physical Music’s Body Language series. Directly from the beginning, David August’s revision of The Acid track ‘Ra’ makes the depth known as it fades into The Invisibles’ falsetto-meditation, ‘The Stain’. From Cibucolors’ ‘Down the Wall’ the sound meanders gently towards the club-groove as it gains a touch of Acid-House thanks to Ghost Culture; then indie-dance bliss made by The Golden Filter and Weval. Next a Nick Galemore contribution with a tiny bit of magic from WhoMadeWho. Here you are grooving to a tapestry of post-rock guitar inching inexorably towards a peak-time bounce. The WhoMadeWho acapella of ‘Wanted Your Love’ can then be heard perfectly adapted to Luke Abbott’s number ‘Modern Driveway’ before pumping up the floor with George Fitzgerald’s ‘Your Two Faces’. What follows is more contemporary Club material in the form of DJ Tennis via a Roman Flügel remix, &amp;me’s ‘Trilogy’ - probably one of the eulogistic cuts of the previous House-season - and the hypnotic House of Fort Romeau. The whopping Applescal kick drum then advances into the WhoMadeWho-exclusive in the mix, the ultra-catchy ‘High &amp; Low’ (a misleading title, incidentally). This gently stalking and then flourishing into the hook pop song is an unmistakable highlight in this mix. A climax even, after which Clark tiptoes in. Meanwhile, ‘Strength Through Fragility’ finally connects with Nosaj Things’ ambient/bass hybrid ‘2K’. A deep, worthy culmination of this amorous sound journey through the WhoMadeWho orbit.

Get Physical Music Presents: Body Language Vol. 17 - Track Preview

With the season well underway, Get Physical is hitting the ground running with the 18th edition of Full Body Workout. If case you’ve been living under a rock the last decade, Full Body Workout aims to shine a spotlight on some of the hottest rising and established talent for their take on where the scene is now, and where it might be headed. So finding tracks by visionaries like Pezzner, NIBC and Nils Hoffman shouldn’t come as a surprise. The compilation opens with a floor-moving tech-house groove from Supernova to set everything into motion. Quickly following is Pezzner with ‘Julie’, a small shift down in energy initially, only to rise to peak time levels over the course of the track. Eagles &amp; Butterflies then shakes down the floor with a percussion driven beauty, ‘Awakening’. Nils Hoffman up next. The young German producer delivers a stunning track full of bass swells and calls it ‘Storms’. Hold out for the elegant piano lines in the break, a brilliant contrast to the dark and heavy bass surrounding it. Now we’ve reached the halfway point, and we don’t want to spoil the surprises to come from the likes of NIBC, Kevin Yost (who’s skillfully pulled of the continuous mix here as well), Savvas Ysatis &amp; Olga Kouklaki, P41, Hawie and Ilona Maras, Sanja feat. Sutja Gutierrez.

Get Physical Music Presents: Full Body Workout Vol. 18 (Minimix)

Get Physical Music Presents: Rewind Pt. 1 2015, a four-part compilation that collects showcases the best Get Physical tracks, while they’re still hot!  Featuring M.A.N.D.Y., andhim, Emanual Satie, Junge Junge, George Morel and more, the compilation is refreshingly current and cleverly convenient.  From M.A.N.D.Y.’s late night killer ‘Gizmo’ to the summer-y vibe of ‘Beautiful Girl’ by Junge Junge featuring fitting vocals by Kyle Pearce, the compilation has both club and home listening covered.

Get Physical Music Presents: Rewind Pt. 1 2015, a four-part compilation that collects showcases the best Get Physical tracks, while they’re still hot! Featuring M.A.N.D.Y., andhim, Emanual Satie, Junge Junge, George Morel and more, the compilation is refreshingly current and cleverly convenient. From M.A.N.D.Y.’s late night killer ‘Gizmo’ to the summer-y vibe of ‘Beautiful Girl’ by Junge Junge featuring fitting vocals by Kyle Pearce, the compilation has both club and home listening covered.

Get Physical Music Presents: Rewind Vol. 1 - Minimix

Earlier this year we introduced a new compilation series to reflect the uncanny nature of music and its ability to leave one speechless. ‘Words Don’t Come Easy’ was found to be the most fitting title for the compilation.  Now, we’ve scoured through our catalog to being you a new set of tunes that possess the same magic. We open the compilation with Climbers’ 2013 “breakout” hit, ‘Equal Responsibility’ and its disco-house vibe and absolutely sunny vocal hook laid out over thick basslines and driving percussion. Immediately after comes Martin Ilkins’ ‘Loves Enemy’ to turn the energy up. DJ T. makes three appearances on this compilation with ‘Burning feat. Nick Maurer (art Department Remix), ‘Leavin’ Me feat Khan’ and ‘City Life feat Cari Golden (Maya Jane Coles Remix), all of which have their roots in his 2011 album ‘The Pleasure Principle’. Among the 13 amazing tracks found here is WhoMadeWho’s recent ‘Embers (Fran Seven Remix)’, Tiger Stripes’ ‘Runaways (Rey &amp; Kjavik Remix) and more.  So until next time, we hope you found these tracks to be just as magical and inspiring as we have.

Earlier this year we introduced a new compilation series to reflect the uncanny nature of music and its ability to leave one speechless. ‘Words Don’t Come Easy’ was found to be the most fitting title for the compilation. Now, we’ve scoured through our catalog to being you a new set of tunes that possess the same magic. We open the compilation with Climbers’ 2013 “breakout” hit, ‘Equal Responsibility’ and its disco-house vibe and absolutely sunny vocal hook laid out over thick basslines and driving percussion. Immediately after comes Martin Ilkins’ ‘Loves Enemy’ to turn the energy up. DJ T. makes three appearances on this compilation with ‘Burning feat. Nick Maurer (art Department Remix), ‘Leavin’ Me feat Khan’ and ‘City Life feat Cari Golden (Maya Jane Coles Remix), all of which have their roots in his 2011 album ‘The Pleasure Principle’. Among the 13 amazing tracks found here is WhoMadeWho’s recent ‘Embers (Fran Seven Remix)’, Tiger Stripes’ ‘Runaways (Rey &amp; Kjavik Remix) and more. So until next time, we hope you found these tracks to be just as magical and inspiring as we have.

Get Physical Music Presents: Words Don't Come Easy Pt. 2 (Minimix)

As we reach the halfway mark of 2016, we take a moment to look at the music that brought us here. Tracks from WhoMadeWho, Robosonic, Blunted Dummies, m.O.N.R.O.E., Kiko and many more dominated charts and playlists for the second part of 2016. We’re super happy with the way the year is shaping up and even more excited for what is still to come, so go out and get your hands on this collection of music. You’d be hard pressed to find so much good music in one place anywhere else.

Get Physical Presents: Rewind 2016 Pt. 2 (Minimix)

We're all for professional sound systems and sweaty dance floors, but sometimes there's nothing quite like one's own living room and an intimate selection of people and music, is there? The compilation conceived for your private listening pleasure returns in the form of Hausmusik Vol. 2. For this second foray into the more complex interpretations of house music, Get Physical has called upon artists the likes of Holden, MKRNI and Francesco Tristano, which are just a few of the names on the 14-track joyride that takes us from Tristano's Japanese soundscapes to WhoMadeWho's dreamy vibes and Stepkids' pop-infused disco. What begins as laid-back and cinematic slowly makes an uplifting swerve towards vintage-leaning vocals on the last stretch, topped off by Chrom Sparks' wildlife-heavy nature glitches. An assortment of tracks as eclectic as it is inspiring; completely fit for closed doors and open ears.

We're all for professional sound systems and sweaty dance floors, but sometimes there's nothing quite like one's own living room and an intimate selection of people and music, is there? The compilation conceived for your private listening pleasure returns in the form of Hausmusik Vol. 2. For this second foray into the more complex interpretations of house music, Get Physical has called upon artists the likes of Holden, MKRNI and Francesco Tristano, which are just a few of the names on the 14-track joyride that takes us from Tristano's Japanese soundscapes to WhoMadeWho's dreamy vibes and Stepkids' pop-infused disco. What begins as laid-back and cinematic slowly makes an uplifting swerve towards vintage-leaning vocals on the last stretch, topped off by Chrom Sparks' wildlife-heavy nature glitches. An assortment of tracks as eclectic as it is inspiring; completely fit for closed doors and open ears.

Get Physical Music Presents: Hausmusik Vol. 2 (Minimix)

Friends, we meet again at the arrival of another volume of our ‘Full Body Workout’ series. We’ve had our ears to the floors and have been meticulously sorting through a sea of electronic music to bring together this exclusive compilation.  With Volume 13, we’ve got a really interesting selection of tracks coming from John Monkman, Robbie Akbal, Doomwork, NIBC &amp; Hans Berg, K.E.E.N.E. &amp; Robosonic and more. We’re super happy with the musical diversity represented here and be sure to check out the stunning continuous mix by our brothers Julian Ganzer &amp; Javier Logares.  Until next time, please enjoy and keep on dancing!

Friends, we meet again at the arrival of another volume of our ‘Full Body Workout’ series. We’ve had our ears to the floors and have been meticulously sorting through a sea of electronic music to bring together this exclusive compilation. With Volume 13, we’ve got a really interesting selection of tracks coming from John Monkman, Robbie Akbal, Doomwork, NIBC &amp; Hans Berg, K.E.E.N.E. &amp; Robosonic and more. We’re super happy with the musical diversity represented here and be sure to check out the stunning continuous mix by our brothers Julian Ganzer &amp; Javier Logares. Until next time, please enjoy and keep on dancing!

Get Physical Music Presents: Full Body Workout Vol. 13 - Minimix

Full Body Workout reaches its twelfth edition, and by now you should know what it’s all about – a map-check as to where the scene is now and where it’s headed. This time around we’ve got tracks from Tom Budden, Marc Poppcke, Hallo Halo, Brett Johnson, Someone Else and yes, even a fresh cut from M.A.N.D.Y. All of this (13 tracks) is brilliantly mixed by Brett Johnson including 5 exclusive edits you will only find in the continuous mix.

Get Physical Music Presents: Full Body Workout Vol. 12 - Minimix

We’re halfway through 2014 already, can you believe it? So now it’s time to gather the hottest tracks of the year so far. Martin Ikin, M.A.N.D.Y., andhim, FreakMe, Hot Since 82 and Borrowed Identity are just some of the names found on here. We hope you enjoyed the first half of 2014 as much as we did! We hope to see you in the second half!

Get Physical Music Presents: Most Wanted 2014 Pt.1  - Minimix

Adding on to his extensive discography, Reboot has curated a fresh journey through his world with the aLIVE LP on Get Physical Music. A diverse selection worthy of the international dancefloor, the LP contains the culmination of the artist’s long career and the many experiences, stories and inspirations that come with that.

Reboot - aLIVE (Minimix)

Another year, another Full Body Workout. At least that's how we are ringing in 2015 - with installment #14 of the FBW series. Mixed by our dear Alican, the 11-track compilation ranges from the futuristic oriental -Jaen Paniagua's track, named 'Udon', no less- to the old-school popping on Fadel's 'Elle', stopping in at Alican's own pinball-gone-mad creation of 'Machineself’; and Martin Eyerer and Marcelo Roselot's instantly classic bassline on 'The Catwalk'. The release is completed by choice selections of work by the likes of False Image, Mario Aureo &amp; Spieltape, Thomas Gandey &amp; Darick György, Aaaron, Tom Peters, Stefano Ritteri and Deepchild and, of course, a special mix by Alican featuring all the tracks. 2015, here we come!

Get Physical Music Presents: Full Body Workout Vol. 14

You might say Get Physical's newest installation of the Essentials series is a lesson in prolonging the pleasure. For this particular occasion, we've called upon our dear FreakMe, Italian DJ and producer who's no stranger to the GP family, to assemble the compilation. The mix spans 10 tracks and does not stray far from FreakMe's own musical aesthetic, which means you can expect a whole lot of sexy basslines and understated power. Off to a bumping start thanks to andhim's remix of the WhoMadeWho killer "There's a Way", the mix quickly descends into a bubbly, whirling series of tracks straight from the deep end, with just enough drive and tech-y taste without going too heavy on the BPMs. False Image does space-age sexy, while Ryan Murgatroyd &amp; Kostakis pack a slow-cooking punch, alongside FreakMe's own bomb ("Breath"), while Jay Shepard and Martin Dawson throw some cowbell into their Blondish mix for good measure.

Get Physical Music Presents: Essentials Vol. 11 - Minimix

Our Essentials Vol. 8 comes by way of Danish resident and underground mainstay Denis Horvat, whose first Get Physical appearance was on our Full Body Workout Vol. 12. Putting the same refined ear that has earned him an ever-heavier spot on the Copenhagen circuit and a place in some of Europe's finest labels to Get Physical's entire back catalogue, Horvat has come up with a mix that's nothing but an hour of hand-clapping, booty-shaking goodness. With an apparent penchant for all things funky, broken beats and fat ol' basslines are all over our Essentials Vol. 8 (featuring work by the likes of M.A.N.D.Y., Lee Curtiss, Catz 'N Dogz and Audiofly), a sexy mix if we ever heard one.

Get Physical Music Presents: Essentials Vol. 8

Get Physical Music Presents: Words Dont Come Easy Pt. 3 (Minimix)

Together with other similar DJ mix series like those of the London Fabric label and “DJ Kicks” on K7!, the format of the Body Language Compilations is amongst the last of its kind available on the market. Junior Boys, Modeselektor, Dixon, Matthew Dear, Azary &amp; III, Catz ‘n Dogz, DJ Hell, Jesse Rose and many other artists have, over the past 9 years, contributed to the reputation of the successful series released on Get Physical. Like both of the label co-founders from M.A.N.D.Y before him, DJ T. has, for the second time, been given the chance to lay his hands on the series for the 15th edition. The conceptual approach that DJ T. has taken to this mix is similar to that of his earlier work. Here DJ T. is not content with just fleeting snapshots of a limited style. This 78 minute long mix, consisting of 20 tracks is timeless, not seeking to please by fitting within the formula of contemporary dance music, yet completely immersed in the here and now. The full and hypnotic deepness that runs through the core of this set makes it perfect for the club, but is just as mesmerizing off the dance floor. The tracks and remixes from such diverse producers as Leon Vynehall, Oskar Offermann, Tuff City Kids, Tom Trago, Seuil, Franck Roger, Paolo Rocco, Youandewan (and many others) blend perfectly in DJ T.’s mix to form a uniform and harmonious narrative. Even those connoisseurs on the hunt for hidden gems and insider knowledge will be rewarded on Body Language Vol. 15: the mix includes edits produced especially for this compilation, tracks from artists like Nina Kraviz and ItaloJohnson that, until now, have only been released on vinyl, and a version of the debut release from the brand new collaboration between John Talabot &amp; Axel Boman (Talaboman). Those who buy the CD, limited to only 1000 copies, will also be able to download the tracks and the mix for free.

Together with other similar DJ mix series like those of the London Fabric label and “DJ Kicks” on K7!, the format of the Body Language Compilations is amongst the last of its kind available on the market. Junior Boys, Modeselektor, Dixon, Matthew Dear, Azary &amp; III, Catz ‘n Dogz, DJ Hell, Jesse Rose and many other artists have, over the past 9 years, contributed to the reputation of the successful series released on Get Physical. Like both of the label co-founders from M.A.N.D.Y before him, DJ T. has, for the second time, been given the chance to lay his hands on the series for the 15th edition. The conceptual approach that DJ T. has taken to this mix is similar to that of his earlier work. Here DJ T. is not content with just fleeting snapshots of a limited style. This 78 minute long mix, consisting of 20 tracks is timeless, not seeking to please by fitting within the formula of contemporary dance music, yet completely immersed in the here and now. The full and hypnotic deepness that runs through the core of this set makes it perfect for the club, but is just as mesmerizing off the dance floor. The tracks and remixes from such diverse producers as Leon Vynehall, Oskar Offermann, Tuff City Kids, Tom Trago, Seuil, Franck Roger, Paolo Rocco, Youandewan (and many others) blend perfectly in DJ T.’s mix to form a uniform and harmonious narrative. Even those connoisseurs on the hunt for hidden gems and insider knowledge will be rewarded on Body Language Vol. 15: the mix includes edits produced especially for this compilation, tracks from artists like Nina Kraviz and ItaloJohnson that, until now, have only been released on vinyl, and a version of the debut release from the brand new collaboration between John Talabot &amp; Axel Boman (Talaboman). Those who buy the CD, limited to only 1000 copies, will also be able to download the tracks and the mix for free.

Get Physical Music Presents: Body Language Vol. 15 - by DJ T.

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 Get Physical Music Presents Best of Remixes Vol. 2 Mixed and Reworked by Emanuel Satie (Minimix)

After appearances on Rebellion &amp; Kindisch, the release of his track ‚Sweet Berries‘ and his mini LP on Get Physical, Alex Dimou returns to mix the fourteenth installment of our fantastic Essentials series. His breathtaking mix includes tracks by M.A.N.D.Y., DJ T., Ornette, Traumer and many more. Until next time, please enjoy and keep on dancing!

After appearances on Rebellion &amp; Kindisch, the release of his track ‚Sweet Berries‘ and his mini LP on Get Physical, Alex Dimou returns to mix the fourteenth installment of our fantastic Essentials series. His breathtaking mix includes tracks by M.A.N.D.Y., DJ T., Ornette, Traumer and many more. Until next time, please enjoy and keep on dancing!

Get Physical Presents: Essentials Vol. 14 (Minimix)

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