Show Notes
Superordinate Music is a progressive electronic imprint known for deep, melodic house and techno with a strong underground edge, curating a catalogue that blends established and emerging artists. Its releases are crafted for both immersive listening and club play, balancing musical depth with dancefloor functionality. 1. Sinan Arsan – Beginnings (Melodiam Remix) [Superordinate Music] 2. Medicii – Oracle [Superordinate Music] 3. Mark Lennon – Dark Matter [Superordinate Music] 4. Artem Prime – Odyssey [Superordinate Music] 5. Siva Prayojan – Love Connections [Superordinate Music] 6. Siva Prayojan – Diamonds in the Sky [Superordinate Music] 7. Sinan Arsan – Dispersal (Kostya Outta Remix) [Superordinate Music] 8. MasterManiac – Find Yourself [Superordinate Music] 9. Praise (BR) – Rotten [Superordinate Music] 10. Eddy Tango, Sundrej Zohar – The Pain (Bram VanK Remix) [Superordinate Music] 11. Praise (BR) – Hotstepper [Superordinate Music] 12. Cretan – Hopes [Superordinate Music] 13. Brann (AR) – Solastorm [Superordinate Music] 14. beqqard – Run Up [Superordinate Music] 15. Taylan – L’elu [Superordinate Music] 16. SimWou – Ligne de Désir [Superordinate Music] 17. Dre' (MT) – You [Superordinate Music] 18. ANix JAy – Amritham [Superordinate Music] 19. Fractal Architect – Apophenia (Original Mix) [Superordinate Music] 20. Thedtry – Black Progression (Unseen Remix) [Superordinate Music] 21. SimWou – Stoïque [Superordinate Music] 22. Marco Bedini – Lazy Fish [Superordinate Music] 23. Pad One – Layouts (Original Mix) [Superordinate Music] 24. Yordee – Don’t Stop the Rave [Superordinate Music] 25. MasterManiac – The Lost One [Superordinate Music] 26. Ivan Pogrebniak – Sparks [Superordinate Music] 27. Hajime Hasegawa – Transcending [Superordinate Music] 28. GarryG, Den Kustov – Spicy (Monuloku Remix) [Superordinate Music] 29. Eddy Tango, Sundrej Zohar – Drifted Moon (Taylan & Gaston Sosa Remix) [Superordinate Music]
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