Call Super

Call Super creates electronic music that feels like a living, breathing ecosystem. It is incredibly detailed, with every click, pop, and synth swell placed with surgical precision, yet it never feels cold or mechanical. Instead, there is a warmth and a strange, organic fluidity to the sound, as if the machines are trying to mimic the sound of wind through trees or water moving over stones. It is music that rewards the highest quality headphones you own.

What truly sets Joseph Richmond-Seaton apart is his ability to blend the functional pulse of the dancefloor with the abstract curiosity of avant-garde composition. You might hear a steady kick drum, but it will be surrounded by elastic woodwind sounds, shimmering digital bells, and field recordings that make the space feel three-dimensional. It is tense and melancholic but also deeply beautiful, capturing a specific kind of urban isolation that feels both lonely and peaceful.

Start with the album Arpo. It is the perfect distillation of his sound, moving seamlessly between ambient drifts and intricate, swinging techno. It is an album that demands your full attention, revealing new layers of microscopic detail with every listen. If you want something a bit more club-focused, his Fabric 92 mix is an essential journey through his unique rhythmic sensibilities.