Stewart Procter, known professionally as SP:MC, is a London-based MC, producer and occasional DJ working across drum & bass, dubstep, breakbeat, dub and UK garage. He first came to prominence in the early 2000s and has released and been credited on records for labels including Tempa, Shogun Audio, Carbon Music and 1985 Music.

SP:MC’s entry into the scene is documented from the early 2000s. He hosted mixtapes in that period and began working with established names such as Jubei and Breakage, collaborations that helped put him on the radar of both dubstep and drum & bass audiences. He is a long-standing resident MC at fabric in London, a role that has regularly placed him on bills across both bass and DnB nights.

As a performer SP:MC combines vocal work with production. He appears as a vocalist and co-creator on tracks credited to or featuring artists including Icicle, Break and Alix Perez. On record credits he alternates between outright vocal features and production or co-production roles, which is reflected in releases on Tempa (known for dubstep), Shogun Audio (drum & bass) and the other labels listed above.

Musically, SP:MC operates across tempo and rhythmic boundaries rather than settling in one rigid pocket. His catalogue sits at the intersection of bass-led genres: on dubstep-leaning cuts the emphasis is on low-frequency weight and space for vocal lines; on drum & bass entries his contributions turn up over break-based drum programming and tighter, faster percussion patterns. As a DJ and live MC he draws that duality into sets, moving between 140bpm bass music and 170–175bpm drum & bass without losing the vocal thread that ties his appearances together.

In production and studio work SP:MC’s fingerprints are primarily vocal and structural: he often supplies hooks, verses and arrangement ideas on tracks where other producers handle the bulk of sound design. His credited work with Icicle, Break and Alix Perez demonstrates that pattern — lending vocal performance and compositional input to tracks released through specialist labels. That collaborative model is also visible in his early mixtape activity and his recorded output on Tempa, Shogun Audio, Carbon Music and 1985 Music.

Specific collaborations and credits are a consistent through-line in SP:MC’s career. He has worked directly with Jubei and Breakage, and appears on recordings with Icicle, Break and Alix Perez; those names mark the practical network of his output rather than abstract influences. His long-term fabric residency is a fixed point: it documents his role as an on-stage MC for both drum & bass and bass-music events and as a connector between producers and club audiences.

Publicly available information on SP:MC centers on those collaborations, label credits and his fabric residency. Taken together, they show an artist who splits activity between vocal contributions, production input and occasional DJ sets across drum & bass, dubstep, breakbeat, dub and UK garage, with releases and credits on Tempa, Shogun Audio, Carbon Music and 1985 Music and track credits alongside Icicle, Break and Alix Perez.

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