The Remix That Lit Up the Mission Ballroom

The story behind the remix traces back to a sold-out Mission Ballroom show in Denver last November. Super Future opened for Tape B, and wanted to inject his set with an explosive, hip-hop-driven moment. What started as a fast-paced studio experiment turned into the centerpiece of the night. Super Future is known for blending in trap with bass and it has been a staple of his that fans can look forward to.

<

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Super Future (@superfuturedj)

Pulling low-end inspiration from his own tracks like “Supermassive” and his flip of “Gas Pedal,” Super Future designed the remix as a lead-in to a heavier section—but the crowd response proved it stood strong on its own. A TikTok clip from that night quickly went viral, drawing widespread attention from fans and fellow producers alike.

“There was no official bass remix of ‘Grove St. Party’ at the time. It felt like a real gap in the scene—and the crowd reaction made it obvious this version hit the right nerve.” – Super Future

Backed by Warner and Spinnin’

Following a wave of fan demand and viral buzz, Warner Music and Spinnin’ Records moved quickly to bring the remix to the mainstream. This marks a major milestone in Super Future’s career, connecting his bass-forward identity with a globally recognized rap anthem.

With a VIP version already in the works for his summer festival sets, Super Future is keeping the momentum going. The newly released track was the song of Electric Forest this year being rinsed by tons of DJ’s and producers during their sets. It seems as though the entire EDM community collectively agrees that it is the bass track of the summer.

A Standout Year for Success

The release follows the success of Super Future’s Aurora EP on CloZee’s Odyzey Music, and adds another chapter to a fast-rising year. Known for his wide-ranging sound—from downtempo sunrise sets to aggressive late-night energy—he continues to carve out space within the evolving bass landscape.

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Super Future (@superfuturedj)

About Super Future

Nick Rowland, known professionally as Super Future, has built a reputation on genre-blending creativity and immersive live performances. Originally from Michigan, he seamlessly merges elements of downtempo, trap, experimental bass, and live instrumentation to create a style that’s both introspective and high-energy.

Super Future has captivated audiences at major festivals including Electric Forest, Okeechobee, and Imagine, and has headlined premier underground shows across the country—most notably for us: our SHIFT series at Cervantes in Denver, Colorado, where his multiple sold out sets drew packed rooms and heavy local buzz.

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Super Future (@superfuturedj)

Known for exploring psychospiritual themes through layered sound design, his music resonates with a growing community of fans known as the Super Humans. With support from artists like GRiZ, CloZee, Subtronics, and Rezz, and collaborative projects like “Ass Throwers Anonymous” with Wreckno, Super Future continues to expand his creative range while remaining a powerful force in the modern bass scene.

FOLLOW SUPER FUTURE: 

SPOTIFY I INSTAGRAM I FACEBOOK I TWITTER I SOUNDCLOUD