Love Factory - Get Up Now

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Review by Floris Schreve

Get Up Now by Love Factory: A Eurodance Time Capsule That Still Bangs Alright, let’s talk about Get Up Now by Love Factory. Released in '94, this French electronic gem is like a neon-lit snapshot of Eurodance at its peak. It’s not just an album—it’s a vibe. Produced by Istel. L and Beaureperre. P (big ups to these two legends), it came out on M.R.P. Audio-Visuel and Pyramide Records, which honestly sounds like the coolest record label names ever. Now, I gotta say, when you hit play on Get Up Now, it’s like stepping into a retro dance party where everyone’s wearing shiny bucket hats and unironically loving it. Two tracks really stuck with me: “Get Up Now (Version Techno)” and “Get Up Now (Mix Club).” Yeah, they’re basically remixes of the same tune, but trust me, each one slaps in its own way. The Techno Version? Oh man, it’s got that raw energy—like someone cranked up the BPMs and said, “Let’s go!” The beat is relentless, and the synths are so sharp they could cut glass. You know those moments when you’re stuck in traffic or waiting for your coffee order, and suddenly this track pops into your head? Boom—you're instantly transported to a place where nothing else matters except moving your feet. It’s simple, sure, but sometimes simplicity hits harder than complexity. Then there’s the Club Mix, which feels like the older sibling who knows how to work a room. This version takes everything cool about the original and adds layers of groove that make it impossible not to nod along. There’s something hypnotic about the way the bassline pulses underneath the melody—it’s like it’s daring you to sit still. Spoiler alert: you won’t. What makes Get Up Now stand out isn’t just the music—it’s the sheer audacity of it all. In 1994, while grunge was brooding in Seattle and Britpop was taking over London, here’s France saying, “Nah, we’re gonna make people dance instead.” And honestly? Good call. This album might not change your life, but it’ll definitely change your mood. Here’s the kicker: listening to Get Up Now today feels kinda bittersweet. On one hand, it’s a reminder of how fun and carefree dance music used to be before playlists became algorithms. On the other hand, it makes me wonder why more artists aren’t making stuff like this anymore. Like, where did all the unapologetically cheesy beats go? Did we lose them somewhere between TikTok trends and EDM drops? Anyway, if you’re feeling nostalgic or just need something to blast while cleaning your apartment, give Get Up Now a spin. Bonus points if you find yourself shouting “GET UP NOW!” in public for no reason. Because hey, that’s what great dance music does—it sneaks into your brain and refuses to leave. And honestly? We’re kinda lucky for it.

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Artist: Love Factory
Album: Get Up Now
Rating: 4.88

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Download

Filename: love-factory-get-up-now.zip
  • MP3 size: 8.6 mb
  • FLAC size: 103.6 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Get Up Now (Version Techno)5:49
Get Up Now (Mix Club)6:04

Video

Love Factory - Get Up Now (Version Techno) (90's Dance Music) ܅
Love Factory - Get Up Now
Love Factory - Get Up Now (Version Techno)
Love Factory - Get Up Now (Version Techno) (90's Dance Music)

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Catalog Numbers

MR 10021

Labels

M.R.P. Audio-Visuel, Pyramide Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 12"
  • 45 RPM

Credits

RoleCredit
ProducerIstel. L, Beaureperre. P

Notes

Edition: Tateos/Starvision

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Get Up Now* by Love Factory, released in 1994, was a hidden gem in the Eurodance scene. It came out in France and featured two killer tracks: a techno version and a club mix of the same song. Producers Istel L. and Beaureperre P. really nailed the energy of that era. Fun fact: it was released under two labels, M.R.P. Audio-Visuel and Pyramide Records. Pure '90s vibes!

Comments

thedesignstudent
2025-03-16
Вещь!
dennisdooley
2025-03-16
Hit????
pokell
2025-03-16
any more organ/piano tunes like the joy feat suzy they are the kinda tunes i like always good to discover new unknowns
2jae3001
2025-03-16
Megaaaa!!??
waqaas71
2025-03-15
top top show de bola
chijiokeonunkwo
2025-03-15
Hello bro! wouldn't like to add this song in ur list? https://youtu.be/0G-FVBS4J10 I think this is a great track
arv1ndull
2025-03-14
I Love it !!!!!!!!!
theblogwriterlynch
2025-03-14
So good
vladistir
2025-03-13
Very, Very!??THX! Seba??
katiejbenson
2025-03-13
Super Eurodance !!!!!!!!
camelfred
2025-03-13
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