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GPM 074CD
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Get Physical celebrates their first year on Ibiza with 100% exclusive material. A special compilation with exclusive tracks from some of the biggest names to drop by this season. With a diverse selection from Steve Bug to Fabio Giannelli, Booka Shade to False Image, from DJ T. to Wankelmut and many more, there is something for everybody in this limited edition debut-season selection. On the platform of their aptly-titled Get Physical label, M.A.N.D.Y. has achieved massive success in colluding to create music that simply makes bodies move. Their foot-stamping, hair-flying passion has been the ultimate expression of a dance music phenomenon for many years. When M.A.N.D.Y. and Booka Shade joined as musical soul mates with DJ T., first in Frankfurt, then in Berlin, Get Physical produced a caliber of electricity that rippled throughout the EDM community and into the relative mainstream. Philipp's charm and savvy, Patrick's allusive artistry, DJ T.'s killer entrepreneurial sense and Booka Shade's collaborative genius combined to form a masterpiece of intelligent design that reflects romantic sensibility and technical virtuosity. Together, they push the boundaries of dance music to compile an enviable arsenal of electro kissing house while caressing disco and flirting with techno. Philipp and Patrick know exactly which buttons to press to make that bass jiggle up your spine and seduce your body free. In addition to a single release that will be the first Booka Shade vs. M.A.N.D.Y. cooperation to be heard in years, the boys have closed on a revolutionary touring show that utilizes infrared technology and a new mapping technique to project inverted video effects onto their physical form as they perform. It is no doubt that their plans for this never-before-seen live visual component will conjure the kind of visceral excitement that only this duo can. Artists include: Anja Schneider, LOPAZZ & Miguel Rendeiro, Kate Simko, Adultnapper, DJ T. vs. Sergej Gorn, Boris Werner, Franck Roger, Booka Shade, M.A.N.D.Y. & Julian Ganzer, Catz 'N Dogz, Jack Dixon, Steve Lawler, Damian Lazarus, Mr. C, Paolo Rocco, Ultrasone, Smash TV, and SIOPIS & Kiki.
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2007 release. 12 Great Remixes For 11 Great Artists collects, for the very first time on CD, the finest remixes that Get Physical's M.A.N.D.Y. have fashioned in their career. Artists remixed are Tiefschwarz feat. Tracey Thorn, Røyksopp, Lindstrøm, Roxy Music, Rockers Hi-Fi, The Knife, Joakim, Wessling & Schrom, Sugababes, Rex The Dog, DJ Monique and Røyksopp.
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GPM 003CD
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Originally released in 2005. M.A.N.D.Y. are Patrick Bodmer and Philipp Jung, a producer and DJ duo since 1992. The M.A.N.D.Y. mix compilation Body Language Vol 1. is the first part in a long series of mix compilations on Get Physical geared towards music of the future. Presenting previously unreleased tracks from new and established artists, Body Language Vol. 1 serves as a primer introducing labels the Get Physical crew are close to. Included in the mix are 21 tracks and remixes from artists such as James Holden, Robag Wruhme, Mathew Jonson, Tiefschwarz, Recloose, Luciano, Marc Houle and many more. Highlights in the mix include the title track "Body Language" from M.A.N.D.Y. vs. Booka Shade, the amazing Robag Wruhme Remix for Slam's "This World," James Holden's fabulous version of André Kraml's "Safari," the Ricardo Villalobos Remix for DJ Minx's "A Walk In The Park," and the unreleased work from Booka Shade, Willzoid and Sunsetpeople. Body Language Vol 1. is an affectionate showcase of the Bodmer & Jung DJ skills and sets new standards for all followers of Get Physical.
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GPM 031CD
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Get Physical Music turned seven years old in 2009, having released over 100 singles and over 25 albums. To celebrate this landmark anniversary, M.A.N.D.Y. put together a dynamic 24-track compilation showcasing what the label does best. The clue is in the name: Physical is first and foremost about moving people: their hearts, their minds, their behinds. The 7th Anniversary Compilation is centered around material from the label's last three years, and features contributions not only from stalwarts like DJ T. and Booka Shade but also friends, extended family and newcomers. The emphasis throughout is on danceability; you'll find bona fide club anthems -- Patrice Bäumel's "Roar" and Booka Shade's "Duke" among them -- alongside lesser-known bombs, like Matthew Dear's "Free To Ask," a track recorded specially for his 2008 Body Language compilation. Tracks exclusive to this CD include a new remix of Damian Lazarus's "Neverending" by M.A.N.D.Y. and Alexkid, and a "Saxed Up" version of Dakar's club killer "I've Got That Feeling." Other artists featured are Fuckpony, Audiofly X, Jona, Booka Shade, Einzelkind, Meat, Thomas Schumacher, Siopis, Chelonis R. Jones, Riton, Heidi, Laurie Anderson, Reboot, Elektrochemie, Patrice Bäumel, Mac Neumann, Italoboyz, Tiger Stripes and Elbee Bad.
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GPM 007CD
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2006 release. Celebrating Get Physical's fourth year in business, this compilation showcases some of the label's best-known releases of the past year and also gives a hint of what we can expect in 2006. On this fourth anniversary compilation, the label's best-known artists, DJ T., Chelonis Jones, M.A.N.D.Y, and Booka Shade all rub shoulders with upcoming producers, but the goal remains the same: to put out electronic club music that hits you in the heart, head and feet. It's another full body workout, expect to get sweaty! Mixed by Philipp Jung and Patrick Bodmer, aka M.A.N.D.Y, the compilation isn't about big tunes or big names. Instead, it reflects the long A&R process Get Physical, spearheaded by DJ T., put in to find new talent. Jonathan from Belgium leads the charge of upcoming producers with "Yellowstone," which wields shimmering, euphoric synths and a niggling guitar riff over a live funk bassline and "Learning By Mistakes," which features on his recently released debut EP for the label, "The Learnings," and is based on loose, glitchy beats and a recycled trance buildup. Looking to the future and providing a reminder of their recent achievements, Get Physical Vol II shows that after four years, this label still knows how to keep it physical.
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GPM 041CD
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Get Physical's highly prolific Body Language mix CD series returns to M.A.N.D.Y. who started it all in 2005. Get Physical's iconic Body Language mixes have all functioned like snapshots in time, capturing defining moments of club sounds throughout the series' six-year history. For the 10th milestone edition of Body Language, Get Physical is going back to its roots, and back to its origins, placing Body Language Vol. 10 in the gifted hands of Philip Jung & Patrick Bodmer, best known as M.A.N.D.Y. -- Get Physical co-founders, lifelong friends, masterful DJs and expert selectors. Through deep, thrumming tech house, vocal excursions, Detroit electro, touches of disco and smatterings of downtempo, M.A.N.D.Y. demonstrate yet again why they are so in-demand on the international club and festival circuit. Starting with the thundering piano chords and jazz percussion of Brandt Brauer Frick's "Paparazzi" they seamlessly mix into the pensive melodies and underwater trumpet of Nicolas Jaar's remix of Maceo Plex's "Gravy Train," which then bleeds into the deep swing, disco bass and cowbells of Kid Bliss' "Discoshit." Extrawelt's deep dub tones on "My Stupid" make for an unexpectedly harmonious union with "Home," an exclusive cut from M.A.N.D.Y. vs. Booka Shade that marks the foursome's first collaboration in several years. The Latin percussion and uplifting synth melody of Elon's "Clap Back" breaks free, racing towards a hands-in-the-air peak. Carl Craig's storming rework of Ramadanman & Appleblim's "Void 23" is a perfectly-pitched follow-up, and Roman Flügel's remix of Darabi's "Top Drop" takes it into sinister territory with flares and smears that break the melodic accents out of their boundaries. After taking a sharp left turn into the murky industrial sounds of Brendon Moeller's "Mainline" (Robag's Relokk Tokk Mikks), the deep drama is juxtaposed by DJ Koze's trademark eccentricity, as "Der Wallach" bumps with loose-limbed jazziness and quirky arrangements. Patrice Bäumel's electro-inspired "To Insanity And Beyond" marks a new chapter, and paves the way for Detroit pioneers Model 500, with their jacking electro breaks number. More programming surprises abound, as the broken beats melt into the deep funk of "Thieve $crilla" by Soul Clap. De Signer follows, with a Robin Porter & Subb-an treatment followed by Franck Roger's "Egotrippin" and Harada's "Conscious Movement." M.A.N.D.Y. proceed to take it deep underground with Marc Houle's wintry and otherworldly "The Next," before lightening the mood again with a snippet of Nicolas Jaar's "Space Is Only Noise If You Can See." The shimmering electronica melodies of Estroe's "Phat" Remix of Rocco Caine's "Fatand 50" gleam and shine, before the track and the mix are pitched down into the suspenseful swan song, Kollektiv Turmstrasse's "Addio Addio." Body Language Vol. 10 is an immersive, intriguing and irresistible snapshot in time of two undisputed veterans of house and techno who will forever remain at the top of their game.
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GPM 010EP
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Originally released in 2004. "With their 3rd release on the Physical label, M.A.N.D.Y. (Patrick Bodmer and Philipp Jung) and Booka Shade demonstrate how to combine sound experimentation with club functionality. The end-results compare to a modern-day space expedition soundtrack. '70s electro-school vs. airy synth pop coat the A-side 'Achaat,' leaving the room swollen with its piously spikey groove. The B-side 'Words Don't Come Easy' is clearly more understated, reminding one of an early Sunday morning in Berlin."
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GPM 024EP
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Originally released in March, 2005. "M.A.N.D.Y.s 6th release on Get Physical demonstrates a subtle shift in direction with a sound that's more stripped back. 'Jah' bursts with a fresh vitality, unlike previous M.A.N.D.Y. releases it sounds rough and raw, allowing the impulsive energy of its rapid creation to shine through. Pattering drums and deep sub bass are overlaid with snares but it's the introduction of playfully rising melodies that add warmth to the edginess and complete the magic. On the b-side, 'Pray' features delicate bouncing rhythms and lively percussion. The deep groove is complimented by mellow chords and vocal snatches, a slow builder that ripens into a pool of bass, melody and intoxicating atmospheres."
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MBF 12008EP
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"MBF is proud to release a brandnew, not yet released track by the Berlin trio , that shows the international interest in the works of MBF as a new house label. M.A.N.D.Y. known through their stunning 12"s on their own imprint get physical release on MBF with 'Naomi', a track that is quite different in style to their own recently released music. Much more strange and rocking , 'Naomi' will shake the floors with it´s fat relent sequential sounds. A 100% night-rider we call it! No one less than the Dirt Crew provide a remix on the flipside which is more Chicago style flavoured with a good finish to the end, twisting the sequences to the maximum."
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