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10 Years of Systematic Recordings

When We Dip
Electronic, News, Techno
31 October 2014

Undoubtedly one of our favourite compilations of 2014. It’s right up there at the top. It was released digitally at the start of October and we’ve been listening to it ever since! It is quite simply, an enormous collection of tunes.

Marc Romboy’s imprint Systematic Recordings felt it was time for an extended 10th anniversary compilation with various artists. So he got to work and starting piecing together the delicious track listing you can see below.

“I just called a couple of producers I like a lot like Audiojack and Jimpster plus many friends who have already released many tracks on Systematic before, like Robert Babicz, Stephan Bodzin and Dusty Kid and I’m very happy about the high quality of all songs they’ve given to me.”  –  Marc Romboy

In total there are 20 exclusive and unreleased tracks from the likes of John Tejada, Patrice Bäumel, Wehbba and Gorge & Nick Curly, plus a downloadable DJ Mix including assorted tracks by Marc. Without a doubt one of the highlights of the release is a new track by Marc’s good pal Stephan Bodzin, titled ‘Sungam’ – his first solo track in a staggering six years. And believe us, it’s been worth the wait.

CD 1

1. Stephan Bodzin – Sungram

2. Marc Romboy – Hypernova

3. Robert Babicz – Narcoleptic Super Soul

4. Audiojack – Jacob’s Ladder

5. Martin Landsky – Bingo nights

6. Dusty Kid – Generator 3000

7. Wehbba – Sweatbox

8. Deep´a & Biri – Debi

9. Patrice Bäumel – Schizophreniac

10. Greg Gow – Mar Del

CD 2

1. Jimpster – Eel Pie Island

2. Gorge & Nick Curly – Lost together

3. Rodriguez Jr. – Mistral

4.) André Hommen – Macro

5.) John Tejada & Adrian Leviste – Parhelion

6.) Namito & Solmaz Lou – Greetings to the sun

7.) Hugo feat. Comadisco – Blue days

8.) Pezzner – Warp Me Not

9.) Spirit Catcher – Fast Empire

10.) Oculus – Into The Deep

 CD OUT NOVEMBER 10th!

Digital buy link: http://goo.gl/3bvb9M

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