Throwing it back with a classic 311 jam on 3/11! We hope you feel that beautiful nostalgia with a fresh kick of bass! 

S/o my homie @eroy for helping make this beautiful remix with me!  🏝 🎸✨

311 - Amber (Super Future & eRoy Remix)

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Demos  💎   https://discord.com/invite/66BKZznt6n

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From one of the most musically-rich cities of the USA, you’ll find artist Nick Rowland, an integral player in the Detroit electronic music scene, shining with the vibrant look and sounds of his alias, Super Future. His style is a diverse combination of experimental bass, beautiful melodies, bright future-style synths, and hard-hitting dance beats all complimented by the occasional virtuosic guitar solo. With all of the genres his art blends, his range and originality are creating a larger and more impressive musical statement with each coming year. Having a range of major tastemakers like Zeds Dead, Subtronics, Tape B, GRiZ, Rezz, CloZee, Of The Trees, and LSDREAM all supporting his music, this Future is always looking more Super.

It’s easy to hear that Rowland’s musical inclination was harnessed early, when he was shredding classics on guitar. His music today has echoes of his early love for live instrumentation, with elements of various guitar and percussion types underneath the forward-thinking experimental and contemporary dance sounds. Super Future can just as easily bring the nostalgia of 2010 melodic dubstep as he can wield the most unheard-of experimental bass nuances in the same live experience. In the middle of all that, Rowland can invoke powerful emotion with his downtempo and have you throwing ass five minutes later! Catch him on tour near you to see why Super Future is thought to be one of the most musically diverse, and most prolific sound design engineers of his EDM generation.

Amateur musician just learning how to produce and play. Right now I'm mainly adding samples I find online and my own guitar and keyboard samples into stuff I make in a DAW.

My first album, solace, is now up on most major platforms.

Thanks for listening.

Thanks for the memories, Thanks for the cruises, Thanks for the jams..Thanks for everything <3