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From andhim’s magical remix of ‚There’s a Way‘ by WhoMadeWho, to Adapters ‚Synthetic‘, to Savvas Ysatis ‚Fade To Black (Camea Remix)‘ the year has been full of outstanding music. For part three of our ‘Rewind’ compilation, we visit the tracks that made the summer shine so bright (and just in time for your last minute ADE set preparations). Pieced together from many of our previous compilations and artist releases in recent months, you’ll find the best tracks summer had to offer. We’ve got some very recent material in there too, like Wouter de Moor - Pre ADE or Spettro - Fried Love. ‘Quattro’ by Tom Budden & Forrest finds a home, taken from their EP of the same name, as does Jazzuelle & Lazarusman - Forget Me (Fred Everything Devil in the Dub). We think you’ll enjoy this one, and we look forward to seeing you for Part 4 later this year.

Berlin and Sao Paolo: A tale of two cities. Each engulfed in a rich history and both possessing such a unique character that the stark contrast between these heaving concrete jungles is wonderfully accented by the one lifeline they share: culture and music at their very heart, beating to keep the metropolises alive. From the masters of Tropicália to an epic night on a Sao Paolo dance floor, there’s no shortage of examples of why Brazil is a hotbed for musical genius. Which is why it’s the setting for Get Physical’s latest compilation. Put together by Davis, this release is split in two for your diurnal and nocturnal listening pleasure, a selection made, according to the man himself, “...to take your ears through some works that I deem essential, others that I consider timeless and some more that, together, concoct a statement of how great these times we live in can be, whether you are in Berlin or Sao Paulo”. The Dia mix, a positively oniric selection of some of the best Brazil has to offer alongside some be

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 & 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.

Summer is over and The Amsterdam Dance Event is just around the corner. We’ve put together a nice little compilation for the occasion with a few brand new tracks and old favorites. Mixed and compiled by m.O.N.R.O.E., whose ‘What I Got EP ‘ is currently making the rounds, the compilation features recent classics like M.A.N.D.Y.’s ‘Gizmo’ and Emanuel Satie’s ‘Bottoms Up’ as well as the ever-beautiful ‘And Forever’ from German Brigante feat. Thomas Gandey. But m.O.N.R.O.E. doesn’t stop there, he delivers four brand new exclusives. Among them is a bouncy house number titled ‘Shake’ by Anek & Medeew & Chicks Luv Us. Super rhythmic basslines and straightforward composition ensure the track will get any dancefloor in a hustle. Another exclusive is Zohki’s ‘Apollo’, with a refreshingly organic atmosphere that still delivers the pressure. This is just a glimpse into the compilation, a closer look will reveal more gems for this falls dancefloors.

It’s that time of year, where we yet again shine the spotlight on various artists to gain a glimpse at where the scene is headed with Full Body Workout Vol. 16. This time we call on acts like Mark Deutsche & Musoê, Wouter de Moor, Tom Peters & AudioKode, BOg & Andrea Ljekaj, Gabe, Simon Baker & Luca Cazal and more to show us the way. With more than a few different flavors to choose from, first up is Franca & Stomax with ‘Bells Kitchen’, a beautiful track with plenty of melodic atmosphere and a beautifully cool vibe to lead us into autumn. Robbie Akbal and Aidan Lavelle take it from there with ‘Me Myself My 303’, an upbeat tech-house track with 303 synths and a nice organic groove. Moving on, Italian-based Retsu drops his fantastically dark ‘Sweet Happens!’; a beautifully manicured track that never oversteps its bounds, keeping the energy evolving and consistent. Tom Peters & AudioKoDe team up for ‘Keep Up’. The duo create a dark track with plenty of bass kick for the late night dance

We gladly present Part 3 of our ‚Sessions - Selected Tracks‘ series featuring tracks from artists on our popular YouTube series ‘Get Physical Sessions’. Artists like Bryan Kessler, Francesco Tristano, Thomas Barfod, P41 and our South African friend Ryan Murgatroyd who was also in charge of mixing the compilation. Of course the package also features tracks played by our ‘Sessions’ artists. Among the selection are well-known tracks from WhoMadeWho, Tom Trago and Beth Lydi as well as 3 never before heard exclusives coming from Ryan Murgatroyd & Kostakis, Jazzuelle & Lazarusman and P41.

Open airs, festivals, afternoon grilling in the park… These are sure signs that summer has arrived, and we’ve got the right music for all of its activities! Once again we’ve collected all the tracks that made the first half of 2015 such a memorable time for Get Physical Music. On this edition of ‘Most Wanted’ we bring you tracks like ‘Spayce’ from super-boyband andhim, the beautiful dark vibes from M.A.N.D.Y.’s ‘Gizmo’. Piano virtuoso-cum-techno legend Francesco Tristano’s ‘Dminorloop’ sits nicely against the chill vibes of Jazzuelle & Lazarusman’s ‘Forget Me (Jazzuelle Darkside Mix)’. Of course the compilation wouldn’t be complete without a couple tracks from WhoMadeWho’s brilliant EP ‘Ember’, so we’ve included  andhim's remix of 'There's A Way' and Sante’s fantastic remix to shake your booty when the sun goes down. All in all there’s something for everybody, just put the one of the continuous mixes to warm up for the festival or open air, or just to relax on the balcony with friends.

After last year’s monumental breakthrough ‚New York, Baby‘ EP on Get Physical, Bryan Kessler returns to mix the tenth volume of the ‘Essentials’ compilation. Bryan Kessler has no problem digging deeper into the Get Physical catalog, pulling out gems like DJ T.’s ‘Gorilla Hug’ from his 2009 album ‘The Inner Jukebox’. Bryan takes us even further back to the very beginning with one of Get Physical’s very first releases, M.A.N.D.Y.’s 2003 track ‘Tonite’. Throughout the entire compilation you’ll find quite a diverse selection of tracks, from Nôze’s ‘Dance Avec Moi’ to Kris Wadsworth’s ‘Life and Death’ (from his debut album of the same name dropped in 2013). Kris actually makes a couple appearances on here, with ‘Girl Talk’ (Also form the album ‘Life and Death’) as well as his very first Get Physical Appearance ‘Det Sound (KW’s Move Dat Ass Remix)’. Kessler even borrows from sister-label Kindisch for the compilation, utilizing ‘Lunchbox’ from Delete A.K.A. Sergio Munoz.

As we reach the halfway mark of 2015, we take a moment to look at the music that brought us here. Tracks from WhoMadeWho, FreakMe, German Brigante, M.A.N.D.Y., Doza and many more dominated charts and playlists for the second part of 2015. 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.

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 & Kjavik Remix) and more. So until next time,

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.

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.

While on cusp of summer, as all are gearing up for the 2015 season we’ve been busy putting together the 15th edition of our genre exposé, Full Body Workout. This time around we’ve got amazing tracks from Joyce Muniz, Alican, Julian Ganzer & IOAKIM SAYZ, Tom Peters and more, all mixed delicately by the lovely Seattle native, Camea. The compilation features everything from playful melodies as heard in Tom Peters’ ‘We Are Going Ahead’ to heavier, edgier (no pun intended) moods like ‘Edge Of Infinity’ from Camea herself. Kotelett & Zadak share a driving Acid House vibe with ‘Your Secret’ as Julian Ganzer & IOAKIM SAYZ create a groovy, chilled number called ‘Where I Want It’. For a slightly dreamier ambience, look no further than Jeremy Israel’s ‘Sundried Tomato’, and then ‘Three Sharp Knocks’ from Ricky Leo & Luca Doobie for your dancefloor killer. From beginning to end, Full Body Workout Vol. 15 shows the dynamic range of Get Physical’s sound while presenting the bleeding edge of current tre

We invited Francesco Tristano to mix the 16th Volume of their Body Language series and join the ranks of M.A.N.D.Y., Dixon, DJ Hell, Catz 'N Dogz, andhim and DJ T.. Melodic and harmonic elements constitute the core, of this mix - which is itself a hybrid production /mix / live session as he has performed live synths on top of the tracks. The basis of the session is in fact his own tracks, with a 'hint' to the DJ world using tracks by others, mostly people of his entourage and a few specials - Joe Zawinul, proto-techno from 1985 and a great inspiration for Francesco Tristano, his collab track with Luciano which is premiered here as well as the Reboot Remix of KhalifeSchumacherTristano’s ‚Afrodiziak‘ and new edits.

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.

They say birds of a feather stick together, and it looks like a few Get Physical birds have flown South for the last bit of winter. To be more specific, it's Get Physical’s turn to take on Miami once again. And, true to form, a compilation spanning 18 tracks from friends new and old means we've left no sun-bleached stone unturned. We're talking palm trees, tiny cocktail umbrellas and a hot, sticky helping of techy house, sexy vocals and shore-worthy buildups from the likes of label mainstays DJ Pierre, Ryan Murgatroyd, Tom Budden, Emanuel Satie and Hector Couto -who's strung the whole compilation together for your continuous listening pleasure. Also featured are fresh faces like Eagles & Butterflies, Mobius Strum and System of Survival, whose numerous contributions to the release make for some very welcome organic percussion and laid-back vibes of their own. Also featured is Tom Peters, who returns to Get Physical after appearing on our last Full Body Workout to team up with a certain Honey Dijon for th