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Move Your Body Like This by Geffen's Project
A dance battle in song form. Every four bars the beat flips, a new universe opens, and a chrome-lipped God is judging.
How the track is built
Four bars to dance, two bars to get judged
The song runs on a tabata cycle. Four bars of dance groove, then two stripped bars while the MC calls the round. Then the floor changes.
Round 1 · Amapiano log drumsDance
101 BPM · one round ≈ 9.5 s · 2:15 total
- Amapiano log drums
- UK drill, sliding 808s
- Reggaeton dembow
- Belly-dance drums
- Brazilian funk
- Jersey club
- Chaos round
- Dancehall bounce
- Drift phonk cowbell
- Hard techno
- Big-room drop
About the song
One hook, eleven rounds
A raspy, menacing MC opens the contest: “I wanna see whoever here can move his body exactly the same.” Then the floor starts moving. Every round flips the groove over one big-room festival backbone, plus a chaos round that breaks the rhythm on purpose.
There is no singing and one hook: “Move your body like this.” The MC heckles, cheers and judges (“Nice try. NOT EVEN CLOSE!”) until “We have a WINNER!” and a final command: “FREEZE!”
About the video
HEAVENLY BODIES
A giant chrome-lipped God, with a galaxy inside its mouth, runs a cosmic dance battle. Every four bars a new universe opens with its own monster party: Chrome Cosmos, Black Sun, Candy Jelly, Lava World, Gold Heaven and more. In all, 66 monsters across 11 universes, no two dancing alike. Then God names a winner, and every world parties together under a black eclipse.
God's lips are real. A human mouth performed every line on a phone camera, and that movement drives the chrome.
Artist
Geffen's Project
Geffen's Project is a production house for dance songs and the worlds around them. It makes the music and the videos, and it keeps its people off-camera.
The first release, “Move Your Body Like This,” began as a phone recording: a voice asking a room who could move their body exactly the same. The MC's opening words still come from that memo. It grew into a track built like a contest.
The challenge
You get 4 bars
Battle a friend in a duet, one round per dancer, and let God deliver the verdict. Or play the freeze: whoever moves after “FREEZE!” loses.
Fact sheet
The single
- Artist
- Geffen's Project
- Origin
- Undisclosed
- Title
- Move Your Body Like This
- Release
- 6 October 2026, self-released. Out now on Spotify, with more versions coming (see Versions)
- Genre
- Dance / Electronic: big-room festival EDM
- Tempo · length
- 101 BPM · 2:15
- Vocals
- Spoken MC, English, no singing. Clean
- ISRC
- QTA2Y2653683
- Produced by
- Geffen's Project
- Music video
- HEAVENLY BODIES, 4K, 2:15, in 16:9 and 9:16
- Press & bookings
Press visuals
From the video and the artwork
Full-resolution files (3000 px artwork, 4K video, WAV) are available on request.
Versions
More ways to move
Out now
- OriginalOut now · 2:15
The single. Released 6 October.
- Cultures MixOut now · 1:27
The version behind the Move Your Body Battle. Released 8 October.
- Halloween MixOut now · 2:33
The monster party. Released 30 October.
- Country MixOut now · 2:16
Honky-tonk line dance.
- Rueda MixOut now · 2:42
Salsa and Latin, built for the rueda circle. Released 6 November.
Upcoming
- Arabic MixFri 13 Nov
Dabke and belly dance. Planned date.
- Hebrew MixFrom Sat 14 Nov
Video on YouTube only. No Spotify release.
- Irish MixFri 20 Nov
Night pub stomp. Planned date.
- Hora MixFri 27 Nov
Circle dance. Planned date.
- Move Your Booty MixSoon
Women’s twerk and dancehall.
- Sped Up · 1:51Soon
A faster take on the song. Mastered, not released yet.
- Brutal Mix · 2:16Soon
A harder take on the song. Mastered, not released yet.
- Extended Mix · 3:30Soon
The long cut. Mastered, not released yet.
- Instrumental · 2:15Soon
The song without the voice. Mastered, not released yet.
Dates are plans and can move. A version has no download until it is released.
Join the Move Your Body Battle → Every version joins the battle on the day it drops.
DJ & Teacher Kit → Free extended mixes, clean intros and 8-count teach cuts of every released version, with BPM and key.
From the house
Geffen's Project
“It started as a voice memo: a voice asking a room who could move their body exactly the same. The whole song is that question, asked one round at a time.”
Geffen's Project
“We wanted a track you can't settle into. Every four bars the floor changes under you, and you either keep up or you hear NOT EVEN CLOSE.”
Geffen's Project
“We filmed a real mouth for every line so a chrome God could borrow it. He judges everyone's dancing now. Technically, with somebody's mouth.”
Geffen's Project
Credits