In recent years the Berlin electronic music scene has become and opaque and complex mix of artists and styles. The city lives up to its reputation as the veritable mecca of techno, and the electronic wall of sound seems to bring people from all over the world. In this virtual ocean of rhythm and beats, Tom Clark and Benno Blome are like lighthouses: Two veterens of the scene who, since the beginning, and through their releases, sets and label creations, have provided musical inspiration for all those who have followed.

When these two dons decide to work on a collaboration, all of the dance obsessed masses sit up and take notice! The four tracks on their collective Highgrade release (including remixes from D.Diggler and Dario Zenker) will immediately flatter your ears. Concentrated, hypnotic and hammering beats subtly develop their own unique atmosphere. Clearly more than just a decorative accessory, the vocals sometimes whisper mysterious and dark, before coming back again deep and urgent. No wonder that they too are from another legend of the scene: British musician and DJ, A Guy Called Gerald. From the first to the last sound the result is a vortex, described by the name of the title track, "Falling". Let yourself fall into these tracks and listen.

Jetaime, staying true to our name, drop yet another large helping of sensual beats, with Volume 2 of our 'Love Session' series. Today's lesson's in love, are provided by some of our closest friends and label regulars. Each delivering a scorchingly hot original, set to send you into sensory overload. First up is Okain who, having brought us the incredible 'Acrobat' back in January, steps up again to reveal, what for us, is one of his finest works to date.

'Corner Boys' couldn't be more fitting for 'Love Session'. Its classic beats, sexy vocal sample and hip-grinding, oldschool bassline make it, ok not 'love', but most definitely, SEX!! Alex steps up himself on track two, and brings us the deliciously sweet and creamy, 'Sundae'. Inventive and ever so tongue in cheek, Alex matches iconic hip-hop, with his modern Parisian beats, to create a perfect party anthem. From the house-party, to the rave on track number three from, Varoslav. As its name suggests, 'Dancing Like Ghost' has a spooky and hypnotic feel.

The constant pulse of delicate synths, pierced by hollow beats and piercing hats, together with its demonic vocal, make it a perfect number for those dark cellar gigs. Finally, and rounding out the EP is Yakine, who delivers a fresh slab of Chicago-inspired house with 'U Dance'. Its killer B-Line, filtered Rhodes and spoken vocal, warms the heart as well as the feet, and make it the perfect track to round out the EP. Overall a quite stunning collection of tracks, that we are extremely proud of. So come and join us, and get down to some serious lovin'!!

"Fela" is the first single from the upcoming Audiofly album "Follow My Liebe". Audiofly's album debut has been a long time coming. Not just because of the nine years of production history that Luca Saporito and Anthony Middleton share, but also for the sheer volume and sonic breadth of the 12 anthems, EPs and sought-after remixes that they have amassed throughout their illustrious career Audiofly are true veterans of the scene.

Follow My Liebe is their long-awaited longform passion project that draws on all parts of the Audiofly spectrum; from dirty, jacking tech to the sleeker, dubbier, minimal shades of Audiofly X, and deeper still into sound design and ambient atmospheres that they have never before revealed. Follow My Liebe spans electro pop, techno, dub and downtempo, but is held together with a consistent vision of deep indigo tones, twilight atmospheres and early morning stillness.

Fela, finds its rhythmic grounding in the organic fusion of chattering voices and the peaks and troughs of Rhodes, for an Afrobeat infused slow-house burner. The ingenious remix skills of Tiefschwarz and David Squillace propel the original on further levels.

Audiofly have followed their hearts and melodic instincts for Follow My Liebe, for an assured debut that makes a seamless transition from DJ fare to home-listening and back again, with expert ease. Follow your heart and play it!

Another huge EP from the one and only Umek! This time, teaming up with Tomy DeClerque, he delivers two monster tech hits.

After the unprecedented success of Umek & Beltek's 'Back In The Race', Umek Uros is back this time teaming up with Tomy DeClerque. 

Already been supported by: 

Thomas Gold, Robbie Rivera, Danny Rampling, Axwell, Joachim Garraud, Daniel Sanchez plus a whole load more!

Piek & Danny Serrano are back on Sphera with a slammin House tune completed with remixes from mister Butch (Greatstuff, Cecille, Noir, Trapez, 100% Pure) and resident Siwell (Formatik, Toolroom).

Deeper than deep tech grooves from one of the masters of the genre. Jay proves yet again that he has the magic touch with atmospheric, hypnotic and groove led house music.

Trapher Keepher kicks things off with a funky acid baseline quickly followed up with claps and symbol rides that give movement and drive. Hypnotic pads lock you in and huge spiralling industrial sounds give this track amazing depth and atmosphere. Trapher Deeper is a stripped down and super deep version for the more dubby DJs amongst us.

Sad and Beautiful World is an amazing piece of music. It is as deep and trippy as they come and played at the right time would no doubt result in a crowd of tripped out content clubbers. Listen and enjoy; this is a special track.

New release by Belgian label Union Match Music: Compuphonic - Sequoia. Remixed by Glimpse & Lee Jones.

How did the lads run into each other? Compuphonic met Lee Jones & Glimpse during our label parties in Brussels during this year. Here's the scene. The club is overcrowded. Beats and shouts, hands up and smiles. It sounds good, it looks good & it smells sweat! It's always the same old story: chitchat, jokes, talks about music. Then Compuphonic played his "Sequoia"... That was the starting point.

This EP is definitely about emotions. The original "Sequoia" is deeply marked by Compuphonic's melodic preoccupation. Lee Jones & Glimpse obviously agree with this commitment to melodies & emotions. They kept that so recognizable melancholic "sound" & they reshaped the structure by taking different ways to sublimate the original track. Glimpse stayed in a housy filmic mood. Lee Jones went a bit more tech-house. Close your eyes & listen to thoses tracks: you might find something cinematographic in thoses remixes.

Supported by:

Damien Lazarus, Arnaud Rebotini, Simon Baker, Nick Curly, Sharam jey, Markus Schulz, Nic Fanciulli, Shinedoe, Axwell, M.AN.D.Y., Ivan Smagghe, D-Nox, Sasse, Ramon Tapia, Llorca, Santiago Salazar, Nuno dos Santos, Nacho Marco, H.O.S.H., Noir, Domenic Cappello, Claude Monnet, Ante Perry, Florian Meindl, Craig Stewart, Silicone Soul, Nicolas Masseyeff, Angel Molina, Urban Torque, Lars Behrenroth, Electric Indigo, Anderson Noise, DJ Onionz, Pole Folder, Dana Bergquist, Clara Moto, Kolombo / Olivier Grégoire, Criss Source, Sierra Sam , DiY, Raoul Belmans, Sabb, Wally Lopez, Guy J, Misstress Barbara, Djuma Soundsystem, Glenn Morrison, John Selway, etc.

With his first full studio album in nine years, Play It Loud!, due for release in February, Marco Carola offers a taste of the forthcoming LP with the Groove Catcher EP. Encapsulating Carola's approach to techno in both sound and title, Groove Catcher is the Naples producer at his best, with a rolling bassline punctuated by a percussion pattern that teases out the funk of the track in Carola's trademark style: pacey and direct, but with enough bounce and fluid.

So as we roll into 2011, Systematic Recordings up the ante yet further, yes it is possible, with a string of releases that are not only dressed to impress, but are also set to blow our minds...

To ease us in, warm our cockles and banish those winter blues, the label go house, and welcome Cologne based duo Patrick Keuthen and Robert Glaser, aka Dualton. Whilst their music passion is rooted in Hip-Hop, Rap and R&B, the duo have discovered and developed a love for soulful, groovy house rhythms.

Utilizing the Urban influence in their productions, Dualton have gone on to sign records to high profile labels including VIVa MUSiC, Soulfooled, Defected (keep an eye out for their forthcoming single "Formula", with its Reboot remix) and Be Choosen.

We are excited to welcome them to the Systematic family with the "Face Off" EP. A rough and groovy piano-lead tech house number, backed by an excellent, deep and Chicago-tinged remix from Superlounge (produced together with Alex Niggemann).

Also on the package is the booty-shaking, rump-rippling cut, "Remy". A number that we are so crazy in love with. Check it!

Already supported by:

2000 And One, Reboot, Deetron, Marc Romboy, Catz N Dogz, Ramon Tapia, Phonique, Markus Gardeweg, Motorcitysoul, Coyu, Uner, Wally Lopez, Christian Smith, Okain, H.O.S.H., Gorge, X Press 2, Tania Vulcano, Brothers' Vibe, MANIK, Groove Armada, Kaiserdisco and many more...