We’re “Chasing The High” With Beat The System’s New Release

 
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Bring some sunshine through your speakers with this song that is full of nothing but positivity and good energy. Brothers Gerald (Drummer) and Stewart Sellan (guitarist), moved to America from Malaysia to pursue their music full-time and purpose their creations to bring joy to their listeners. Adrian Puan (Songwriter) and Shannon Gibbons (Vocalist) later joined them in Beat The System. Their compelling energy shines in their music. We promise this new single will uplift any atmosphere. Listen below!

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