Since their second EP, 'Super Classic,' Supertaste have been honing in their sound. In a world where digital production possibilities feel endless and overwhelming, they've decided to focus in and expand on their live ensemble, instrumentation, and performance, now with a full band.





Once again, the group set off for the mountains of Western Tennessee to dive into writing and recording new material, subsidised by good food, wine, views, and friends. What ensued was a body of work unlike anything they'd made.





Dunston is a cool track. The stand out, as is often the case with Supertaste, is the bassline. A stabby, subby, almost acid bass sound performs a wonderful series of notes which would not be out of place in Mac Miller's discography. The production quality is something you instantly notice - weaving such a wide range of sounds, textures and effects whilst maintaining clarity in the track is a difficult task and Dunston manages it brilliantly. This song oozes cool and the instrumentation is so intelligent and classy, you can't stop listening. The reverb soaked vocals coupled with the gorgeous pads supporting them make for one of the grooviest tracks you'll hear this year and it is one you will play at any party.