Aphex Twin drops 191-track playlist as part of new collab with streetwear brand SupremeElectronic legend Richard D. James aka Aphex Twin has dropped a 191-track playlist for American streetwear brand Supreme as part of a new collaboration.
The playlist, titled Aphex Twin: [mostly mellow] for Supreme, was unveiled last week and showcases a diverse selection of chilled, low-tempo tracks.

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Featuring an eclectic mix of artists, the playlist includes legendary names such as Brian Eno, Herbie Handcock, Tangerine Dream, Marvin Gaye, Ragga Twins, Joe Meek, Kraftwerk, Run-DMC and Klaus Schulze.
Among the curated tracks is Aphex Twin’s very own XMAS_EVET1N, a somewhat obscure 2014 track that later appeared on his 2015 Warp album MARCHROMT30a Edit 2b 96.
“Supreme has worked with Aphex Twin on a new collection for Spring 2025,” the brand announced on Instagram. “The collection features original album artwork as well as music video artwork by Chris Cunningham. The collection consists of a GORE-TEX Hooded Jacket, Alpha Industries Cargo Jacket, Sweater, Shirt, Thermal, Football Jersey, Hooded Sweatshirt, Alpha Industries Cargo Pant, Short, two T-Shirts, 6-Panel, Mechanix Work Gloves, Mantis Coin Knife and four Skateboards – three sold as a set and one sold individually.”

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Check out the full playlist below.

This latest project follows Aphex Twin’s surprise release of Music From The Merch Desk (2016-2023) last December — a compilation album featuring 38 tracks previously sold as one-off vinyl pressings at his live shows.
The album marks the first full digital release of these tracks, many of which became highly sought-after collectibles, with some fetching over £1,000 on platforms such as Discogs.
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