And we’re back. Following last year’s inaugural Superclásico compilation, we return with the sequel: 16 tracks of upfront club heat from some of the most exciting producers orbiting our world right now.

Superclásico Vol. 2 continues to chart a path through some of the worldwide club music landscape’s most exciting corners – from Chicago to Tokyo; London to LA; Belfast to Seoul. As ever, it’s a mix of Clasico regulars and extended family: new faces, old friends, and future collaborators.

Some of these collaborations have been a long time coming, whether through parties, radio shows or just D&Ms in the DMs. Chris Flannigan guested on our Rinse show back in 2023; Bianca Oblivion was scheming with us in a New Cross beer garden last summer; and we’re pumped to be hosting ELLES (who we've known since the Dance Tunnel days), who debuts her new alias E_E_E. And after contributing to Superclásico Vol. 1 with ‘Montuno’, it felt right to have old mate Wordclour handle mastering for the whole comp.

Musically, it’s bolder, brasher and a little rowdier this time around – a collection that swings between bassline mutations, percussive rollers, hyperhouse, dubstep wall-slammers, and late-night techno pressure. The beats hit harder, the breaks get bigger, and the stink-faces get meaner.

The project’s been quietly underway since last year. We took our time, built it properly, and let the tracks find their right moment. It takes a village to deliver something like this, and everyone involved knew the brief: make the club music that’s exciting you most in 2025. The result is a snapshot of where the global underground feels to us right now. The year may have changed, but the mission statement hasn’t.

Superclásico Vol. 2 lands July 2.

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Seimei – Switch It Up

Tailor Jae – Alryte

Farsight – ROK HUDSON

JIALING – BIG J FALLS

Third Self – Baby Back Bass

Bianca Oblivion – Move It

Built around an infectious, Grime-flecked synth riff, drums that sit somewhere between Funky and Techno, and a Pirate Radio sample from deep in the Bristol memory banks, 'Wile Up' continues the Hissian evolution into hitherto underexplored territory of the 140 BPM landscape, while still being an annoying shit...

Similarly, on the flip, 'YUH!' slaps iconic rave stabs over thumping 909 rimshots, but sneakily works in some Pulse X-inspired bass. Annoying he may well be, but he's definitely making some of the most exciting UK dance music around at the moment.

Sir Hiss - Wile Up

At some point in every producer's life, the urge to write an acid tune becomes irresistible, and for Grimey Electro pioneer Sir Hiss, that point is apparently now. Claps as sharp as Blade's blade in the film 'Blade', the kind of tension that can only be described as being 'just like the rave scene in Blade', and of course some iconic Grime sampling shenanigans all conspire to create an unholy banger of such blood-sucking power as to compel Wesley Snipes to pay his tax bill. Bad.

Meanwhile, M300 Tool showcases the further reaches of Hissian hardware exploration, taking a vintage TC Electronic unit and some hardware analogue drums for a spin down Flanger Lane, which is, of course, a minimal yet tuff thoroughfare leading to either Banger Estate or MC Village (MC not provided).

Finally, on EP closer 'Synchronisation', the NMM label boss, fresh off duppying Outlook for the Pineapple Records takeover, indulges the current temptation to 'get a bit proggy' with it, lacing synth arpeggios, bouncing toms and spacious bass tones together to answer the questions no one has yet dared to ask, namely 'what if Sasha & Digweed were from Bow E3?' and 'what if Northern Exposure wasn't really boring?' - The NMM / Bedrock beef starts here...

Sir Hiss - Planet V

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Tailor Jae – Alryte

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