Listen to a preview of the compilation mini-mix here.
London artist, DJ, and curator System Olympia has revealed a new compilation titled ‘Love Language’, set to release on October 17th via Material Music.
Promoted as an audacious, cinematic double-vinyl project that challenges norms and celebrates eroticism as a form of liberation, the physical release also features a 24-page fanzine insert for adults only, highlighting provocative photography and poetry.
Olympia describes the project as “The Aesthetics of Sexual Desire in Sound,” presenting a bold interpretation of sensuality and defiance. Spanning nearly five decades of music from 1979 to 2025, the compilation includes tracks from Midnight Magic, Musclecars, Working Men’s Club, Flavia Fortunato, Daniele Baldelli, See Thru Hands, and others.
The compilation’s cinematic arrangement takes listeners on a journey of anticipation, climax, and introspection, akin to the score of a fictional film filled with dimly lit rooms, fleeting glances, dreamlike moments, and vibrant dancefloors.
You can listen to a mini-mix of the compilation below.
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London-based artist, DJ, and curator System Olympia has revealed a new compilation titled 'Love Language,’ set to be released on October 17th through Material Music. Promoted as a