Released in the late 1980s, Bas Noir’s 'Superficial Love' is a shining example of how electronic music blossomed in the hands of artists who drew from soul, house, and pop influences. The Philadelphia duo, Morie Bivens and Mary Ridley, brought a rare sophistication to the genre, layering silky harmonies over irresistibly groovy synths and beats. 'Superficial Love' stands apart for its seamless blend of deep club rhythms and emotive vocals—a formula that earned it instant underground acclaim and frequent rotation among discerning DJs on both sides of the Atlantic. For those who appreciate the intersection of dance music and expressive songwriting, this album is a time capsule of late-80s optimism and boldness. Every track pulses with energy, but it's the sincerity in Bas Noir's delivery that elevates the record beyond typical club fare. Owning this album is a nod to the era when house music flirted with pop, and vocalists were unafraid to bring genuine feeling to the floor. Perfect for collectors who value both groove and substance, 'Superficial Love' still sparkles with the promise of a euphoric night out.
Track List:
A1 - Superficial Love (Club Remix) - 7:20
A2 - Superficial Love (Kerri's Remix) - 5:40
B1 - Superficial Love (R & B Mix) - 5:40
B2 - Superficial Love (Club Dub) - 5:40