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Made in Paris and Human Movement interview each other ahead of Daylité Open Air

The two Australian tech titans will meet at Perth's Daylité Open Air, joined by Mall Grab, Satoshi Tomiie and more..

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Human Movement Interview: Creativity, Love & A Whole Heap Of Dancing

We check in with half the duo Blake on their current status re: conquering the globe..

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Five Minutes With Human Movement

We caught up with the Australian techno pioneers ahead of their Dancing Room EP tour, which kicks off tonight..

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Club Cheval's Panteros666 remixes Human Movement's 5AM

A techno thumper destined for the early-morning/late-night sweaty club dancefloors..

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Listen: Human Movement - Dancing Room

Sydney duo Human Movement release Dancing Room, the first single from their upcoming EP due out tomorrow..

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Listen: Human Movement - Stranger

Heavy house bangers to get you through to the weekend..

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New Music: Human Movement – Paradise feat. Eliza Sol

Sydney-based duo Human Movement unleash some serious heat on their newest tune.. After conquering a guest mix on Skrillex’s NESTHQ label, Sydney-based dance duo Blake Gilray and Edward Macdonald AKA Human Movement have released an absolute ripper of a track in the form of the six-minute long Paradise feat. Eliza Sol. Sticking to their minimalistic, dark vibes, the boys have incorporated hard-hitting bass with the eery, shadowy voice of singer Eliza Sol and created a bloody belter of a tune, one that they’ve been so kind to give up for free HERE. Of the tune, the lads had this to say: "We really tried to focus more on the overall flow and progression of the track, we weren't satisfied with the standard kick - snare/clap minimal percussion banger...wanting to keep the track under a dark and minimalistic vibe, while retaining an emotive element. It worked out really well when our good friend Eliza ( who we didn't know even sang!) came into the studio and nailed that "human" element we had