C-Systems return on Digital Society Recordings with a brand new record 'Complete'. The veteran producers bring their soothing production style back to DS-R with the arrival of an elegant, engrossing & melodic anthem in 'Complete'. Glowing, building synths lead rolling bass notes and euphoric FX in a sensational entry to the DS-R catalogue

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C-Systems is a dance music duo comprising of Matt Allen (London, UK) and Akki Hisham (Oslo, Norway). Matt is a composer and music teacher. Matt pursued a solo career in the dance music industry for 3. Oslo // London. Stream Tracks and Playlists from C-systems on your desktop or mobile device.

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