Call Super

About

Call Super isn't just a DJ; he's an architect of sound, meticulously crafting sonic landscapes that defy easy categorization. The London-based artist, born Joseph Richmond-Seaton, weaves a mesmerizing tapestry of techno, house, and experimental electronica, often tinged with ambient textures and a deep, almost unsettling undercurrent. His music is less about immediate gratification and more about a slow burn, rewarding patient listeners with intricate details and unexpected turns. Richmond-Seaton’s career trajectory began with a series of acclaimed EPs on labels like Houndstooth and Fabric, culminating in his breakthrough debut album, "Suzi Ecto," in 2014. This album cemented his reputation for challenging dancefloor conventions while retaining a visceral, club-ready energy. Subsequent albums, like "Arpeggio Maze," have pushed his sonic explorations further, incorporating elements of noise and avant-garde composition. Beyond his solo work, collaborations with artists like Beatrice Dillon showcase his collaborative spirit and genre-bending tendencies. Call Super's DJ sets are legendary for their eclectic selections and seamless transitions, cementing his place as a vital voice in contemporary electronic music. He continues to tour extensively and explore new sonic frontiers, ensuring his influence on the scene remains both potent and unpredictable.