The Nation of Ulysses, featuring Ian Svenonius, was included in the New York Times' "12 Underknown Songs from the Region that Birthed Emo" for their track "The Sound of Jazz to Come." The full list can be found here.

The high school hacker drama "Control Z" is now streaming on Netflix. Make sure to log into Episode 2, featuring "Quiero Otoño De Nuevo" by Superior's Mint Field.

The Stand at Paxton County, directed by Brett Hedlund and music supervised  by Superior's Mara Kuge, made its debut on Netflix. You can find out more about the film and stream it here.

Everybody’s feeling groovy because 20/20’s “Yellow Pills” is recognized in The New York Times as one of "12 Essential Lesser-Known Power Pop Songs." The full list can be found here.

Is there nothing that can bring you back today?? The upcoming "Valley Girl" remake features a brand new version of "A Million Miles Away," co-written by Superior's Joey Alkes and Chris Fradkin and performed on camera by indie rock duo Deap Vally.  

Superior's Mara Kuge music supervised the documentary For Madmen Only: The Stories of Del Close, which was scheduled to premiere at SXSW 2020.  You can read a review of the film from The Hollywood Reporter here.

The Guild of Music Supervisors Conference panel on "A&R in the Age of Synch," moderated by Superior's President/Founder Mara Kuge and featuring top executives from Warner Music, Kobalt and BMG, is now online. You can check it out for free here. 

Hey honey, are you a fan of Stumptown? You will be thanks to their excellent soundtrack, which recently featured SISTERS' "Honey Honey" and Gardens & Villa's "Paradise." Stumptown airs on Wednesdays at 10 pm.