Supercardioid (i.e. Supah C) lives and dies by the needle - or stylus that is. He is a deejay's DJ. A purist at heart with a vinyl collection that spans a lifetime for some. Supercardioid pulls out breaks from the funk era that Dre sampled for N.W.A., 80’s B-sides, house grooves for the 4 on the floor massive and a variety of Drum’n’Bass to bring out the stepper in you. A mix session with Supercardioid is more like a history lesson from a teacher with b-boy soul.
Supercardioid is deeply rooted in the LA electronic music scene. He hosted 2 internet radio shows on vibeflow.com (01-03) called “Alias Circa” and “Platforum”. Prolifix, Deacon, Tabu, Remo and R.A.W. were just a few of the many local LA DJs to grace those decks.
Supercardioid has played in many venues in and around Los Angeles. You may have seen him regularly on the patio at RESPECT where he often introduced the crowd to guest artists. Most recently he jammed upstairs alongside long-time friend Phear (aka Sucio). Together they hosted FIRME dropping Soul Breaks/Electro/Hip-Hop/Funk/Disco Punk/House/ and Reggae. Supercardioid has also played at LA’s Club MUSE, KONKRETE JUNGLE (03-04) and as a resident at DOWNBEAT LOUNGE in Long Beach (04-09). Supercardioid was also a resident for the infamous FULL MOON COLLECTIVE boat parties in the LBC (05-08) .
For more than a decade Supercardioid has managed to hustle his way into the LA Electronic Music scene with poise and a strong dedication to the true roots and art-form of the music. Possessing knowledge of the breaks, battle skills in turntablism, and concentrated focus on programming mixes, Supercardioid has proven to be one of the top-notch DJs in the game.


Mixing, mastering, stereo and multitrack tape transfers, old Pro Tools and Logic file conversion to current version, vintage synth rentals in Long Beach, Ca.  Featuring:
• Jupiter 8
• Juno 60
• Juno 106
• JX3P
• Juno 1
• SH-101
• JP-8000
• CS-5
• Prophet 5
• Prophet 600
• PolySix
• MicroMoog
• Moog Rogue
• Chroma Polaris
• Matrix 1000
• DX7
• MKS-70
• Jen XS1000

radiophonic, lo-fi si-fi soundtrack, ambient isolationism, music concrete, idm, 8bit, triphop.


LA's S&Him move fast, spin relentlessly, and carry a set of big 
decks. In a world where everything sounds the same, this orgasmic duo 
of bleeps and beats takes the mold, shreds it thinner than grated 
parmesan, and then smokes it.
 
Dance floors love the energy that exudes from the fingertips of these dedicated dj's. Frantic, naked gatherings are the norm, as boundaries are shattered, stereotypes laid to waste, and bodies pummeled to an extent that would inspire another Star Spangled Banner.
 
What makes them different from any other LA male/female duo, you 
may ask?  Exactly.  Not only are they one of a kind in their chosen genre, 
but they have evolved so fast it would make Darwin spin in his grave.  
   From their humble beginnings at a little club in Long Beach 22 years ago, 
S&Him have spread out all over the country like a sick joke that has audiences begging 
for the punchline night after night. New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas,
San Diego, Cleveland and Columbus have all felt the ill effects of the end of an S&Him set.  
Withdrawal symptoms most commonly include The Jones for more of what they've brought to the tables:  The steady evolution of a DJ tag team that's more substance than style.
 
And in LA, let alone the DJ world in general, that's a bum rush CPR jolt to the musical soul.

aka MC SCRPT
aka Cpt. Von TraP
Est. 2000.

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