Call Super

Call Super is the stage name of Joseph Richmond-Seaton, a London musician associated with strands of electronic music that include ambient techno, float house, and outsider house. Working primarily as a producer and DJ, he has released music under his main alias as well as through a set of alternate names that point to a practice of separating different ideas and club functions into distinct projects.

Richmond-Seaton has also recorded as JR Seaton, Ondo Fudd, and Elmo Crumb. These aliases have been used alongside Call Super rather than replacing it, suggesting parallel outlets for material that sits in different corners of his sound. Across these projects, his work is commonly linked to dance-floor forms that blur into more atmospheric and off-kilter territory, with an emphasis on texture and mood as much as rhythm.

His releases have appeared on labels including Dekmantel and SMiiLE Records. Within the context of contemporary European electronic music, those imprints are often associated with club-focused records that also leave room for experimentation, a fit for an artist whose genre tags range from techno-adjacent ambience to house music that leans strange, playful, or deliberately unpolished.

Under the Call Super name, Richmond-Seaton is typically filed within electronic and dance music, but the genre descriptors attached to him indicate a broad approach rather than a fixed template. “Ambient techno” highlights a connection to techno’s structure while foregrounding space and atmosphere. “Float house” and “outsider house” point to house music that prioritizes drift, odd angles, and personality over strict adherence to conventional club formulas. Taken together with his multiple aliases, these labels frame a body of work that moves between functional DJ tools and more abstract, immersive listening records without treating those categories as mutually exclusive.