'Get Familiar' by Delphic

Out of the blue Manchester's Delphic returned these days with a mixtape of brand new material, which sees the 3 piece go back to the dancefloor. 

'Get Familiar' is the title of Delphic's first foray into mixtape creation. Their debut in 2010 with LP, Acolyte, following releases on R&S and Kitsune. Not content to rest on their laurels, after being selected as one of five artists to provide music for the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony, Delphic released and toured Collections and performed a three-night residency at the prestigious Manchester International Festival 2013. 

The current mixtape is an entirely well chosen title for where they stand at this point; it's directed as much at themselves as it is anybody else, indicative of the band's choice to re-align themselves with what they believe Delphic stands for. 'It feels a little cheeky, like a 60's pop album title?' says vocalist James Cook. 'We felt it related to us because, after setting a new studio up and making this album without a producer, it felt like a new dawn for us'. 

Writing, recording and mixing with no outside assistance, Delphic locked themselves away in their own custom-built studio in Manchester city centre. 'It was refreshing not working in a way where we were putting everything on hold for 'the right impact date', explains Cook. 

'Get Familiar' comes as raw and uninhibited as anything the group has produced.  

Find below the tracklist:

1.PPP
2.Only Human
3.Futureproof
4.Colours Of The Day
5.Illusion
6.The Giver 
7.What If