Chris Lake, Westend, Martin Ikin, returning to the dancefloor after a two-year break.
From the first bar, Laurent Simeca makes his intention clear: this is not background listening. The Original Mix of Work Your Body opens with a filtered, looped vocal chop—simple, hypnotic, and instantly recognizable. Within 16 bars, a tight, punchy kick drum locks in with a bassline that walks the perfect line between rolling tech house and the dirtier edges of G-house. Laurent Simeca - Work Your Body -Original Mix-.mp3
Peak-time warm-up, main room opener, or a late-night warehouse set. It will also work as a bridge between deep house and heavier techno. Chris Lake, Westend, Martin Ikin, returning to the
Laurent Simeca delivers exactly what the title promises. Work Your Body isn’t trying to be art—it’s a tool. And as tools go, this one is sharp, reliable, and fun to use. DJs, grab it. Dancers, stretch first. Within 16 bars, a tight, punchy kick drum
Here’s a review of the track , written from the perspective of an electronic music enthusiast or DJ. Track Review: Laurent Simeca – Work Your Body (Original Mix) Label: [Unsigned / depending on release] Genre: Tech House / Peak Time / G-House influence Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5)
A no-nonsense, floor-focused weapon that prioritizes groove over gimmicks.