Make A Move's new album Hol mich ab sets the stage from the first beat. "Berlin is not a capital city / Berlin is a diagnosis," declares singer Sophie in the title track, drawing listeners into a vibrant world of nightlife, connection, and reflection.

The beats are smooth yet dynamic, the bass feels like a warm embrace, and every track invites movement-whether in a club, at a festival, or in your living room.

The Berlin-born band has evolved from an open street collective into a tight-knit group of seven musicians, blending genres like hip-hop, R&B, electro, and brass to craft a sound that's unmistakably their own.

At the heart of their music lies an infectious energy and a mission to make bodies move.

The addition of Sophie Lindmüller, who joined with their 2024 EP Liebe, brings soulful depth to both the lyrics and sound.

Tracks like Bunte Fahnen radiate a utopian, positive vibe: "Life feels so light / We're weightless / No hate, no bad vibes." Meanwhile, songs like Bon Voyage tackle breakups with forward-looking defiance: "I'm not your damn therapist." Make A Move's music embraces life in all its complexity.

From feminist anthems like Laber mich nicht voll (featuring The toten Crackhuren im Kofferraum) to the club-ready Bidde Tanz, their tracks seamlessly blend celebration and introspection.

Packed with references to 50 years of club music, Hol mich ab offers a layered listening experience.

It's an album that wants to make you dance-and think. In 2025, Make A Move is ready to redefine the soundtrack of the party.