V.I.V.E.K returns to SYSTEM MUSIC with a 3 track EP exploring new grooves within the 140 scope. Following on from his SHAPES EP he continues to try something different within the boundaries of tempo. U Dub harks back to old school jungle territory, ambient synths with heavy distorted 808 bassline. Voices explores an Amapiano style at 140 with heavy log drum bass and whispering synths . While 108 works to bashment style bounce but is heavy on the bass . More

System Music is pleased to welcome Italian supernova Ago to the label with an incredible 4 track EP showing his mastery in diversity within the 140 bpm realm. A break-from-the-norm EP that encapsulates the refined character of the producer. The title track "Your Eyes" opens the EP with moving chords and swirling futuristic arpeggios that brings to light Ago's amazing melodic prowess. An intense track that evokes distant memories and resolves into an anthemic second drop that has been a true dancefloor favourite all over the world in recent years. Crippling follows with sinister synths pulses that stumble into a 2-step groove, enriched by shuffling percussion and Ago’s signature bleeps and sound design. The dreamy bridge temporarily elevates the track into a new melodic realm before falling back into ringing pulses and deep atmospheres. Eight Times Eight takes the listener into a dark room dense with experimental patterns. Pounding techno kicks, airy hi-hats, scattering percussion, strobing melodies and obscure samples that gets the head nodding and the feet stepping. To be listened to the very end. Riverwind is in the name. The final tune flows like water across a beautifully crafted ethereal sound that is encompassed around floating percussive drums, occasionally awakened by sudden effects. Intertwined visions of air and water take us to the banks of new digital rivers. More

System Music is pleased to welcome Italian giants Numa crew to the label with their brand new release titled ‘Bun Dem Down’. The release centers around the massive grime/dubstep crossover title-track “Bun Dem Down“ featuring the two London’s mcs, Killa P and Long Range. It has caused a storm in the forums over who made this track and inflamed dancefloors across the globe over the past few years. The main vocals is classic Killa P, perfect delivery and tone alongside conscious lyrics we can all relate to. Long Range solidifies this massive track with ease and skill, hurtling over a classic half-step beat which is beautifully produced by Numa Crew. The b-side “Masai Duty” takes a whole different trajectory and exemplifies Numa Crew’s amazing ability to diversify production. Scattered tribal vocals flows over a rolling dancehall-like beat guaranteed to make the whole crowd move More