This playlist brings together our "Classic of the week" tracks, handpicked tracks that capture the essence of our history. Every week, a new classic will be added to this playlist, so make sure to follow and never miss an update!

This playlist shows the spectrum of Superstition Records, from flagship techno to more minimalistic sounds or progressive electronic sounds. Each track tells its own story, showcasing the creativity and talent of the artists. 

Whether you're revisiting old favorites or discovering hidden gems, let this playlist be your guide to the heart of Superstition Records.

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Superstition Classics **weekly updated**

Choose Life

Choose Life (Thomas Schumacher Remix)

Humate - Choose Life (Thomas Schumacher Rемiх)

Cafe Del Mar: The Best Of The Remixes

Café Del Mar (Nalin & Kane Remix Radio Edit)

Cafe Del Mar (Nalin & Kane Remix Radio Edit)

PHAX Feat. Steve Bug - Tri Top (Humate Remix)

L.S.G. - My Time Is Yours just got the remaster it deserves. Classic tension, wide open space, and the original 90s vibe. Still hits like it did back then, maybe even harder now.

My Time Is Yours [Remastered]

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Lonely Casseopaya (Club мiх)

Into Deep Remixes (2110-6 12") Superstition Records

Quick Star (Laidback Luke‘s Housetechmania Remix)

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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Marmion’s seminal classic Schöneberg, Superstition are releasing a new 21-track collection of the best remixes over the last three decades, including two brand new versions from Chris Zippel and DJ T., the remix we have on offer here upfront.

If there were to be a compilation celebrating the golden era of European techno, Schöneberg would arguably be the opening track. The most famous cut that came out of Mijk van Dijk and Marcos López’s project Marmion, Schöneberg is perhaps the purest form of what the clubs and raves of Berlin sounded like in the early 90s, and stands as one of the most revered and fondly remembered tracks of all time.

Mijk van Djik and Marcos Lopez formed Marmion after meeting while studying at the FU Berlin, and began Djing together at clubs across the city. It was from their sets that the seed for  Schöneberg was sown, as they tried to find a balance between the techno and trance sounds that dominated the clubs. It was an era ripe for experimentation, and for cross-pollination between genres, as van Djik recalls: "Coldcut was doing pop, Kevin Saunderson was playing up and down all the floors, everything fit. I didn't feel like I had to limit myself or focus on one style”.

Schöneberg was recorded in a single session, and though they returned to it several times afterwards, they never felt they improved on that first creative burst. Released as part of the Berlin E.P. back in 1993, it was heavily championed by influential figures like Tony De Vit and became of the defining anthems of the 90s.

Over the years it has been remixed a huge number of times, by a wide range of artists. Now, to celebrate 30 years since its original release, Superstition have collected the best of the remixes – from artists like DJ Hell, John Acquaviva Remix, Der Dritte Raum, Tim Engelhardt and Donnacha Costello – presented here with two brand new remixes from DJ. T and Chris Zippel, both of whom do a sterling job of putting their own unique spin one this stone-cold classic.

Berlin E.P.

Schöneberg

Marmion - Schöneberg

Another essential from the Superstition Records archives! A track that was groundbreaking in its day and still resonates. Are you hearing it for the first time or is it a classic you're rediscovering?

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Shecan (Jamie Anderson Remix)

Another essential from the Superstition archives! A track that was groundbreaking in its day and still resonates. Are you hearing it for the first time or is it a classic you're rediscovering?

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Asymmetric (Phools Inc Mix V.2)

Python (Pablo Garcano Rемiх)

Another essential cut from the Superstition Records archives returns! This time in a fully remastered way. Originally released under his Joker Jam alias, Danccer’s EP made waves with its bold, forward-thinking sound. Whether it’s your first encounter or a long-overdue reunion, this one still hits with the same intensity.

Traffic (Remastered)

Traffic (Van Bellen Remix)

Joker Jam, Danccer -  Traffic (Van Bellen Remix) (Remastered)

Gert van Veen began his musical career in the late 70’s. He played guitar, bass and keyboards in bands with musicians who later became famous with Urban Dance Squad and Spinvis. Van Veen himself chose a more experimental electronic direction and found the ideal musical platform in the Amsterdam house explosion of 1988. After several successful releases in collaboration with DJ Eddy de Clercq, including the very first Amsterdam house record 'Pay the piper' and the club classic 'Dish n tell' (House Of Venus), he started the (Detroit-)techno project QUAZAR in the summer of 1990, with wing man co-producer Eric Cycle. 
A year later, the first Quazar album ' The Seven Stars' was released, after which the group - expanded with dancers - embarked on an extensive Dutch live tour.
In 1993 van Veen started Welcome to the Future, a series of parties at Paradiso in Amsterdam, for which he invited befriended techno and house acts. The first editions included Speedy J, Orlando Voorn (1993) and the still barely known Underworld (1994), which Welcome to the Future later named as the moment the group broke through in the Netherlands.
After nine years of partying in Paradiso, Welcome to the Future moved to the new Amsterdam club Studio 80 in 2005, which van Veen as creative director (2008-2013) helped gain international fame. In 2013 the intimate Studio 80 scored an impressive 35th place in the DJ Mag Top 100 of international clubs. 
From 2007, Welcome to the Future also became an open-air festival, in nature reserve the Twiske. 15 successful editions were held between 2007 and 2022.
The final Welcome to the Future ('The last dance') attracted 25-thousand visitors in 2022.
In addition to being a producer, live act and party organizer, Gert van Veen is also an author. He graduated in musicology, was music editor at the Volkskrant for 15 years and wrote several books about music and the music world.
In 2018 van Veen received the Amsterdam Dance Event Lifetime Achievement Award, in 2022 a gold medal from the city of Amsterdam, the Andreas penning, as an ambassador of Amsterdam night culture.

Midsummer Night’s Dream

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Quazar - Midsummer Night's Dream

Oliver Lieb reissues his 1998 EP under his Paragliders alias. "Change Me" appears remastered for the first time on Superstition.

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Change Me (Remastered)

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Paragliders - Change Me (Remastered)

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Joker Jam's trance classic "Innocence" is back, re-released on Superstition Records with five key versions that helped define its legacy. Remastered for the modern day, the release features Paul Van Dyk's legendary TPOD remix, the original mix, a stomping tribal version, Planisphere's widescreen take and a delicate chill-out intro. Sharper, deeper and still full of heart. Innocence sounds as vital today as ever.

Innocence (Remastered)

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Innocence (Paul Van Dyk TPOD Rемiх)

L.S.G. - Volume Two: The Mixes [Remastered] revives Oliver Lieb's pioneering work with an enhanced presentation. The remixes expanded on the deep, driving sound he helped define. Now remastered, the collection brings back the atmospheric mood and detailed sounds that made them essential, refined but still unmistakably L.S.G.

Volume Two - The Mixes [Remastered]

Terry's Patchwork of Vol. 2  [Remastered]

Mijk's Magic Marble Box - Spring - The Wildlife was released in 1996 on Superstition Records and was another milestone in Mijk van Dijk's Magic Marble Box project. Anchored in melodic techno but leaning into trance, the EP opens up a textural realm of sound with warm, dynamic grooves paired with airy synth lines and rhythmic wavers that feel as alive as ever. The title track carries a natural lightness, while the remixes by Steve Bug and Mijk himself emphasize the track's versatility without losing its glowing core. A flagship of Berlin's thriving mid-90s scene that is not losing its sense of vision nearly three decades on.

Spring - The  Wildlife (Mijk van Dijk Rемiх)

Originally released in 1994 on Superstition Records, this 12" features remixes by Oliver Lieb, Art of Trance, and Rabbit in the Moon. Three unique takes on the original, now uploaded and available to stream on SoundCloud.

Lust Remixes

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Velocity - Lust (Rabbit in The Moon Rемiх)

Originally released in 1993 alongside ‚Loops & Tings‘ on Jens’ ‚Glomb EP‘ here is the full remix package of one of the genre defining Techno anthems in all its beauty. Remixes have been contributed by Piet Bervoets and Benno de Goeij, Stefan Bodzin & Oliver Huntemann (as Kay Cee) and Jens Mahlstedt. 

Psycho Strings (All Mixes)

Jens - Psycho Strings (Kay Cee Rемiх)

A 90s rave classic - now available digitally for the first time. 
Few tracks capture the euphoric spirit of early 90s rave culture like “Loops & Tings” by JENS. With its iconic siren and rolling bassline, it became one of the era’s defining club hits, a techno anthem that crossed borders and filled dancefloors across Europe.

Originally released on Superstition Records, the track was among the most played at the legendary Mayday “Rave Olympia” on April 30, 1994, in Dortmund’s Westfalenhallen. DJs like Carl Cox, Laurent Garnier, DJ Tanith and Marusha all had it in their sets, it echoed across every floor that night. Though Jens Mahlstedt, the artist behind the project, was present, he did not perform live. As the track’s popularity peaked, Berlin’s Low Spirit label knew they couldn’t ignore it any longer. They wanted Loops & Tings for one of their compilations, but not just the original mix. Instead, the “Mayday Live Mix” was born: a studio recording that captured the explosive Mayday energy in a format made for the dancefloor.

The mix was released on vinyl and CD- technically a digital format, yes, but it never saw an official release for streaming or download. Until now. Superstition Records opens the vault and brings the Mayday Live Mix to today’s digital landscape, authentic and high-resolution. A gift for fans, collectors and a new generation of ravers alike.

Loops & Tings (Live At Mayday 94)

Released in 1997, this collaboration between Snitzer & Mc Coy and Humate captures the intensity of European techno at the time. The Heavy Mix rhythm presses forward with a force. Synth lines swell in arcs that hover above the drums.

The combination of producers brought together different strengths. The drive and weight of Snitzer & Mc Coy with the melodic sensibility Humate had honed across records like Love Stimulation. The result is a piece that can fill a floor while keeping an edge of mystery intact.
A defining release for Superstition and a track that has carried its power into new generations of listeners, it holds its place as part of our Classic of the week selection.

Oh My Darling, I Love You (Heavy Mix)

Emerging from the heart of early‑’90s European acid techno, Azid Force’s “Far From E” EP, originally released June 21, 1993 on Superstition Records, cemented itself as a cult classic with its hypnotic, extended title track, morse‑call tech rhythms in “Breakattack,” and fierce, oscillating synth mayhem of “Brain Killer”.

Long celebrated in DJ circles and collector communities for its raw energy and production by Oliver Lieb and Pascal Dardoufas (Pascal F.E.O.S.), the EP’s vinyl legacy remains a cherished gem among electronic aficionados

Now, almost exactly 32 years later, Superstition Records offers the newly remastered 2025 version, injecting new clarity and punch into every acid-laden beat. The re-issue maintains the original 12-inch EP configuration, including the 14:46-minute title piece “Far From E,” the compact powerhouse of “Breakattack,” and the unyielding search of “Brain Killer.”