Release : M.A.N.D.Y. - Put Put Put
Artist : M.A.N.D.Y.
Album : Put Put Put
Genre : Electronic
Source : Web
Label : Get Physical
URL : http://www.physical-music.com
Date : 00-00-2002
Encoder : WEB
Quality : 320kbps 44100 kHz Full Stereo
Tracks : 3
Time : 18:12 min
Size : 41.68 MB
1 Put Put Put 6:41
2 Put Put Put (John Tejada Remix) 5:20
3 Home Again 6:11
Credits:
Written-By, Producer - A. Kammermeier, DJ Pat Bo, P. Hayo, Phil D. Young, W.
Merziger
Notes:
Published by Edition Perky Park/Warner Chappell.
P&C 2002 Get Physical Music
------------------------------------- M.A.N.D.Y. Discography
The story of M.A.N.D.Y. begins on a tennis court in Saarbrⁿcken, near the
German-French border. ThatÆs where Patrick Bodmer met Philipp Jung on a summerÆs
day over twenty years ago. They grew to become great friends, and together
dreamt of a way to make a living out of their shared loves: collecting records,
throwing parties, meeting ----FRIENDS--- girls and laughter. Alas, these idle
plans soon had to make way for sensible adult concerns and they parted ways.
At 25 Patrick and Philipp were reunited in Frankfurt, then the hub of GermanyÆs
flourishing house and techno scene. Philipp worked for SnapÆs record company;
Patrick studied and lived as an artist / ---PAINTER---. They began their first
forays into music with releases on local independent imprints and devised their
unofficial Lust (eng: joy, zest, delight) parties as an excuse to play records.
Later Patrick acquired an old brewery as an atelier û this space served as a
cauldron bubbling with their ideas, art and wanton personal experimentation.
This period came to a close in 1997 and the final twang of traditional career
values saw Philipp move firstly to Cologne as A&R for Jive, and later to Berlin
to do the same job for V2. Patrick finished studying before taking a sensible
day job he quickly came to detest.
Over the next years the pair consumed music, raved and span records at every
opportunity. DJ T and Patrik (The Sunsetpeople), from FrankfurtÆs Monza club,
heard them play at a party and noticed them on the dancefloor, stamping their
feet and ripping their clothes in sheer delight. The four became close friends,
and M.A.N.D.Y. have held a Monza residency since 2001. In the past couple of
years Monza has spread its wings to Ibiza, London and beyond to become a truly
global concern.
Soon after their old pals Arno and Walter (Booka Shade) joined M.A.N.D.Y. in
Frankfurt. The four intensified their work together and once again there was
talk of starting a label. The first official M.A.N.D.Y. release, a remix of
French electronic band Galleon, became a big-selling chart sensation; DJ work
poured in but they couldnÆt reconcile their musical values with the commercial
scene and they abandoned it after a few short months.
M.A.N.D.Y. liken their next moves to a last exit, a final chance to do something
special. They decided to found a label with their friends Booka Shade and DJ T,
utilising the talent of their circle of close friends. They called it Get
Physical: in tribute to the dancefloor; in memory of their meeting; and for
their love of disco, with a nod to Olivia Newton-John. Get Physical was born of
pure desire, the need to create something tangible out of a lifelong passion. In
2002, M.A.N.D.Y.and Booka Shade moved to Berlin seeking a new creative kick.
What they found was a confluence of artists and ideas, and a constant shower of
music to immerse themselves in and be inspired by û M.A.N.D.Y., Booka Shade and
Get Physical have been based there ever since.
Over the past five years M.A.N.D.Y. have come into their own as artists and DJs.
Mixing the first Get Physical label compilation in 2004 sent their sound beyond
Europe but it was the 2005 collaboration with Booka Shade, æBody LanguageÆ,
which sealed their reputation: the track became a bona fide anthem across the
globe and was voted IbizaÆs Track of the Season that year. ---AND TRACK OF THE
YEAR IN DJ MAG UK---- This was followed by the æBody Language Vol. 1Æ mix CD,
where Philipp and Patrick joined the dots between electro-influenced house and
disco and the miminal techno sound which is now so prevalent.---AND MIX CD OF
THE YEAR IN DJ MAG ---- In 2006 came M.A.N.D.Y.Æs contribution to the æAt The
ControlsÆ mix series û a double CD which flitted effortlessly between genres and
hich showed a more sensuous side to the M.A.N.D.Y. sound without compromising
their underground, electronic house edge. ---CD