BEDROCK ANNOUNCES QUATTRO IV FEATURING 66 NEW AND UNRELEASED TRACKS

Four years after the acclaimed Quattro III, Bedrock returns with the fourth instalment of its celebrated compilation series. The pacakage spans 66 new and unreleased tracks across five discs, including four collections curated and mixed by John Digweed, and an exclusive full-length artist album from Charlie May.

Bedrock returns with the latest instalment of its Quattro series, as John Digweed presents Quattro IV, a five-disc collection that explores the breadth and depth of the Bedrock Records sound. Available from December 4, the new edition brings together an extensive selection of original productions, fresh remixes, reworked classics and new material from some of electronic music’s most respected artists, including a very special artist album from long-time Bedrock collaborator Charlie May.

Spanning ambient soundscapes, progressive house, breaks, techno and peak-time club productions, Quattro IV is both a celebration of Bedrock’s musical heritage and a snapshot of where the label is heading. As with previous editions, the album is divided into four distinct musical journeys, each showcasing a different facet of the label’s identity. From the cinematic atmospheres of Soundscape and the rhythmic pulse of Breaks, the collection moves into Redux, featuring 11 reimagined classics from the Bedrock catalogue, before arriving at Tempo, a selection of 12 exclusive club-focused productions. Each disc is compiled and mixed by John Digweed, creating a cohesive journey that reflects the diversity of the label while maintaining the musical attention to detail that has become synonymous with the Quattro series.

Completing the package, the fifth disc continues one of the most distinctive traditions of the Quattro concept, inviting a special guest artist to take creative control of an entire album. For this edition, Bedrock welcomes long-standing collaborator Charlie May, who presents 13 original tracks under the title No Memory, No FX. Offering a fascinating insight into his studio world, the album showcases his versatility, musical depth and distinctive approach to sound design and production.

An influential figure in progressive house since the early 1990s, May first gained recognition as one half of the pioneering duo Spooky, alongside Duncan Forbes, before becoming a key creative collaborator and studio engineer for Sasha, helping shape many of his most iconic productions and live projects. His longstanding relationship with Bedrock has also seen him contribute numerous productions and remixes to the label.

Across all five discs, Quattro IV brings together an impressive roster of established Bedrock favourites and contemporary talents. Featuring music from the likes of John Digweed & Nick Muir, Pig&Dan, Stelios Vassiloudis, Quivver, Chris Fortier, Luke Brancaccio, Sandrino, Spencer Brown, Zoo Brazil, Franky Wah, Argia, Ranj Kaler, Tigerhook, Braxton, Mark Romboy, Eagles & Butterflies, Island Hill, Ian O’Donovan, 16 BL, Masaya, Blake Jarrell and many more, the album reflects the continued evolution of the label and its commitment to discovering and championing quality electronic music.

Released on December 4, Quattro IV will be available in full across Spotify, Apple Music and all major streaming platforms. 

Physical formats include a limited-edition, signed and numbered five-CD deluxe box set and a five-vinyl edition, accompanied by two additional bonus vinyl releases, Quattro Vinyl 6 & 7, alongside exclusive new merchandise.

The physical collector’s editions and merchandise are available exclusively through the Bedrock store, while the digital release can be purchased via Bandcamp.

Bedrock Store: https://bedrockshop.com/    Digital: https://bedrockrecords.bandcamp.com/

Disc 2: Breaks

1. Bedrock – Beautiful Strange (Nick Muir’s Atmospheric Breaks Mix)
2. Luke Brancaccio & Tape Tomorrow – Breakaway
3. Braxton – Catacombs
4. Chris Fortier – A Nom A Lee (Breaks Mix)
5. Luke Brancaccio & Cypherpunx – Sore Lullaby (Ranj Kaler Remix)
6, Quivver – Nothing New To Feel (Aubrey Fry & The Morning After Remix)
7. Quivver – There Can Be Only One
8. John Digweed & Nick Muir Vs Christian Smith & Wehbba – Mantis (Nathan Cable Remix)
9. Luke Brancaccio & Cypherpunx – Tears+Lies (Ranj Kaler Remix)
10. 16 BL & Jack Marcaux – Raygun (Tigerhook Remix)
11. Chris Fortier – Cool Gold (Breaks Mix)
12. Tigerhook – Collusion
13. Ranj Kaler – Weird Skies
14. Tone Depth Rumblefish (Blake Jarrell Remix)
15. Fauxplay vs Luke Brancaccio – Almost Terminal

Disc 3: Redux

1. Tijuana – Groove Is In The Air (Mateo Balsa Close Remix)
2. John Digweed & Nick Muir Versus jozif – Groove Del Verano (Sebastian Corral Remix)
3. John Digweed, Nick Muir & Franky Wah – Scanalatura (Argia Remix)
4. John Digweed – Warung Beach (derderwandert Remix)
5. John Digweed, Marc Romboy & Nick Muir – Space Walk (Pig&Dan Rolling Remix)
6. Lemon8 – Lose Control (Spencer Brown’s 2026 Reinterpretation)
7. Bedrock – Voices (Zoo Brazil Deeper Remix)
8. John Digweed & Nick Muir Vs Christian Smith & Wehbba – Mantis (Ian O’Donovan Electro-Tek Mix)
9. Arrakis – Aira Force (Yunus Guvenen Remix)
10. Christian Smith – Golden Point (Simon Vuarambon Remix)
11. John Digweed, Marc Romboy & Nick Muir – Sigani Meomchun (Argia Remix)

Disc 4: Tempo

1. Sandrino, Jepe – Moving Sand
2. Braxton – Pyro Flow
3. George Vidal – Evolving Realities (Twilo Dub Mix)
4. Ian O’Donovan – Solstice
5. Zoo Brazil – Antipop
6. 16 BL & Jack Marcaux – Raygun
7. Zoo Brazil – It’s Just A Dream
8. Island Hill x Argia – Dreams
9. Masaya – Sounds Like A Woman
10. Spencer Brown – Mangled
11. Chris Fortier – Seems Like
12. Eagles & Butterflies, John Digweed, Nick Muir – Chrysalis

Disc 5: Charlie May – No Memory, No FX

1. Everything Unsaid
2. Metacognitor
3. No Idea
4. Shasta Rox
5. Both Are True
6. Hemisync
7. R u ok as u r?
8. Neurotic
9. Lotus
10. Parasomnia
11. Cracked Plastic
12. Feature Not A Bug
13. Where Am I?