House and techno focussed FINA sister label FINA WHITE comes through with more direct dance floor grooves from Bodyjack, aka Chris Finke. The veteran artist serves up two killer tracks, one dub and four locked grooves that provide serious heat for DJs and dancers. Before now, former DMC competitor Finke has established himself with his Bodytrax label in association with the Clone.nl crew, standout mixes for Radio 1 etc and EPs on the likes of UTTU, Hypercolour and DEXT, all while being a famous former resident of titanic techno party Atomic Jam and playing the world's finest clubs for years. Arresting opener 'Measure Twice, Cut Once' is a big, buoyant techno monster with warped acid lines and raves vocal stabs all adding fuel to the fire. The locked grooves serve up scintillating breakbeats that are hugely powerful and ripe for abuse in the club, and then 'Enfant Terrible' is a dark and eerie warehouse monster. The bass is loud, the kicks rock solid and an echoing female vocal lost in the midst of it all draws you in deeper. Closing things out, the dub versions strip things back to gritty chords and heavy, well-swung kicks that make you march. This is high class, high functioning techno from one of the finest in the game. TRACK LISTING: A. Measure Twice, Cut Once (+ Locked Grooves), A2. L'Enfant Terrible, AA. L'Enfant Terrible (Custody Dub) More

Fresh off his recent ''Nataraja EP'' for DEXT and an upcoming appearance on Sunil Sharpe's ''Eel Behaviour'' series on Earwiggle, Bodyjack's Bodytrax label returns from wrongful incarceration, and is seeking revenge via the medium of ''the dance''. More

DEXT Recordings has reached it’s landmark 10th release, and we now enter our next phase with this very special 2 track EP from a vital part of our label: Bodyjack.
Aside from his collaboration with Special Request at the end of last year, this is Chris’s first new music under his Bodyjack alias since the Summer of 2016 (his “Cobra Effect EP” for us). His time away has helped him refocus, and its clearly paid off
“Nataraja” (Hindu for “Lord Of The Dance”) is one of those tracks we can’t actually describe, but it’sBodyjack on rare form. His signature quirky percussion & synthwork is stripped down more than on his previous work, but this is one works in so many situations, we can’t wait to hear what you think.
On the flip, “Tandava” (the name given to the dance of Nataraja!), is a peak-time Detroit Bass style workout with booming drops and razor sharp edits aimed right at the floor. More

With the 10th release milestone on the horizon for DEXT Recordings, a new LTD 10" vinyl sub-label kicks off with 2 heavyweights at the helm.
Special Request (aka Paul Woolford) and Bodyjack are 2 artists who completely embody the label's ethos, and they each provide something very special for the first instalment of the series. Say no more!!

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BodyTrax drops it's second EP of 2016 with another essential 3-tracker from Bodyjack. Laugh It Up opens things up and we are in vintage Bodyjack territory from the outset. Rough (and we mean rough!) beats and percussion, vocal hook and a metallic riff combined with possibly his ugliest bass line to date to make this an essential addition the bag/crate of any house DJ. Slow Clap strips things right down to just drums and bass taking the track into even more raw areas. Warehouse vibes! The title track I'm Here All Week on the flip is one of those simple but infectious house tracks that you're going to remember after a night out. Once again, our man's synth n' bass work duck around those sharply programmed beats he's know for to round off the EP with a bang. More

Bodyjack returns to his BodyTrax label with another 3 outstanding BodyTrax. "Is He Always Like This?" is an infectious groove-based techno workout which has been tried and tested by a select few DJs over the last few months. Kamala's Revenge is a hypnotic tribal roller with darkside vocals, off-kilter rhythms and & tripped out FX. One for the heads down crew. Last but not least, the uptempo house jacker "Disrespect" combines a killer bassline and Bodyjack's now signature razor sharp beats n' stabs to round off the EP. Oh, and there are 4 locked grooves on the 12" release for the heads. Don't sleep on this one!





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Hot on the heels of his "Brock Out" EP on Unknown To The Unknown and ahead of his upcoming remix for Jimmy Edgar's Ultramajic label, Bodyjack is back with the second installment of his BodyTrax series and drops 3 serious dancefloor weapons. The EP kicks off with BodyTrax 4 - a peak-time techno workout with a cheeky vocal hook and a heavy breakdown. On the flip, BodyTrax 5 revisits classic King Street / DJ Sneak territory (with a hint of UKG), before closing off the record with his quirkiest track to date in BodyTrax 6. Fans of Bodyjack will not be disappointed!



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BODYJACK DROPS 2 MELTING HOUSE SLAMMERS ON UTTU BACKED WITH A DJ HAUS REMIX - CLUB USE ONLY BITCH

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Bodyjack" - a rough-ass bassline track with classic Dance Mania & Relief style beats - it was originally passed onto five DJs only: Jackmaster, Paul Woolford, Dave Clarke, L-Vis1990 & Rolando all caned it; dancefloor reactions proving the track was a big underground joint. Flip over for "I Wanna Be": a twisted garage carnival workout. Huxley dropped this immediately at We Love at Space in Ibiza and it took off from there, and both tracks have been going off even having repeated plays on Radio 1 and Rinse FM. Hypercolour heard these and immediately signed Bodyjack to the label, releasing the big "Feel Real Good EP" last month. Now finally the first 2 raw Bodyjack cuts are unleashed on loud-pressed vinyl with 2 bonus locked grooves for the DJs. One press only so don't sleep. More

The 6th Bodytrax release is the first in a new series and marks the first appearance of artists other than Bodyjack on the label. He has invited some of his favourite kindred spirits along for some duelling action over the machines with the simple premise for each EP; both deliver a track apiece, which is then remixed by the other. It is with great pleasure to say that the first to step-up to the plate is Fiedel (MMM, Ostgut Ton, Berghain etc). The Berliner whose work has featured in Chris's DJ sets for aeons, has been behind some of the music that has without question influenced the Bodytrax label since the outset. His idiosyncratic production style meshes perfectly with Bodyjack, and it's safe to say fans of both will not be disappointed to have this duel kick off the series. More

Fresh off his recent ''Nataraja EP'' for DEXT and an upcoming appearance on Sunil Sharpe's ''Eel Behaviour'' series on Earwiggle, Bodyjack's Bodytrax label returns from wrongful incarceration, and is seeking revenge via the medium of ''the dance''. More

BodyTrax drops it's second EP of 2016 with another essential 3-tracker from Bodyjack. Laugh It Up opens things up and we are in vintage Bodyjack territory from the outset. Rough (and we mean rough!) beats and percussion, vocal hook and a metallic riff combined with possibly his ugliest bass line to date to make this an essential addition the bag/crate of any house DJ. Slow Clap strips things right down to just drums and bass taking the track into even more raw areas. Warehouse vibes! The title track I'm Here All Week on the flip is one of those simple but infectious house tracks that you're going to remember after a night out. Once again, our man's synth n' bass work duck around those sharply programmed beats he's know for to round off the EP with a bang. More

Bodyjack returns to his BodyTrax label with another 3 outstanding BodyTrax. "Is He Always Like This?" is an infectious groove-based techno workout which has been tried and tested by a select few DJs over the last few months. Kamala's Revenge is a hypnotic tribal roller with darkside vocals, off-kilter rhythms and & tripped out FX. One for the heads down crew. Last but not least, the uptempo house jacker "Disrespect" combines a killer bassline and Bodyjack's now signature razor sharp beats n' stabs to round off the EP. Oh, and there are 4 locked grooves on the 12" release for the heads. Don't sleep on this one!





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Hot on the heels of his "Brock Out" EP on Unknown To The Unknown and ahead of his upcoming remix for Jimmy Edgar's Ultramajic label, Bodyjack is back with the second installment of his BodyTrax series and drops 3 serious dancefloor weapons. The EP kicks off with BodyTrax 4 - a peak-time techno workout with a cheeky vocal hook and a heavy breakdown. On the flip, BodyTrax 5 revisits classic King Street / DJ Sneak territory (with a hint of UKG), before closing off the record with his quirkiest track to date in BodyTrax 6. Fans of Bodyjack will not be disappointed!



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