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Superluminal is a collaboration of three independent Polish artists – Fabian and Greg (nhood) and the Dj/Producer Cbass.
Nhood is an acknowledged duo, which has been producing electronic for almost 10 years now.
Cbass on the other hand has been previously known as Cbass &amp; Mikobene and de Giraffe and has a history of collaboration with artists such as: Milton Jackson, Soul Minority, James Teej, Djuma Soundsystem, Pablo Bolivar, Subsky, Nikola Gala, Tomato Jaws and many many more.
It wasn’t until the middle of 2010, when experience and talent of the both synergised to create quality of sound which they were all searching for: deep, organic, spacious and most importantly – dance-floor oriented.

All under the alias of Superluminal.
www.superluminal.eu


American-born, mostly dance artist with 80's & 90's influences

DJ/Producer, Passion Victim has developed a unique blend of Pop, EDM, House, Trap, Hip Hop, and Future Bass to create a genuine sound that is sure to take over your iPods, and dance floors. His music has been licensed to feature films,  and television (including Netflix's "Dear White People", CW Networks "Dynasty, and YouTubeTV's Karate Kid spinoff hit "Cobra Kai").  In 2017 he was commissioned to remix the song “All Things (Just Keep Getting Better) for use as the main theme song for Netflix’s Emmy Award winning series, “Queer Eye”.  His studio work reflects that of a true music lover; taking multiple genres and bending them into a unique artistic statement that is both familiar, as well as brand new to the ears. His DJ Sets are more dance-floor orientated and range from Deep House, to slamming Electro, to Hip Hop, Future Bass and every genre in between. “I’ve always tried to maintain an ‘Anything Goes’ type of approach to my DJ sets, as well as my studio productions” he declares. “Genres kind of annoy me at times. There are too many things that I love and hate about each for me to be able to identify with only one. I think that my work reflects that inner-rebellion.”

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