John Digweed’s Quattro IV will be released by Bedrock on 4 December 2026, bringing together 66 tracks across five CDs. Four discs are compiled and mixed by Digweed; the fifth is No Memory, No FX, a 13-track artist album by Charlie May.
The set offers several ways into the label’s catalogue, from ambient versions and breakbeat reworks to club tracks. For listeners choosing a physical edition, there is also a distinction worth checking: the five-LP release is a separate selection of tracks, rather than the complete CD programme.
Inside the four John Digweed mixes
Soundscape opens the collection with 15 tracks, including ambient, beatless and reprise versions from artists such as Stelios Vassiloudis, Pig&Dan and Simon Vuarambon & Tantum. Breaks follows with another 15, opening with Nick Muir’s Atmospheric Breaks Mix of Bedrock’s “Beautiful Strange”.
The 11-track Redux disc revisits earlier releases. Among its pairings are Spencer Brown’s 2026 reinterpretation of Lemon8’s “Lose Control”, Zoo Brazil’s Deeper Remix of Bedrock’s “Voices” and Simon Vuarambon’s remix of Christian Smith’s “Golden Point”. Tempo completes Digweed’s four-disc sequence with 12 tracks.
Charlie May’s No Memory, No FX
May’s contribution occupies a full disc of its own. The album runs from “Everything Unsaid” to “Where Am I ?”, with titles including “Metacognitor”, “Hemisync” and “Feature Not A Bug” in between. Its placement gives Quattro IV a standalone artist album alongside Digweed’s compilation selections.
Quattro IV release date and physical editions
Bedrock lists both physical editions for 4 December 2026. The five-CD box set contains the complete 66-track programme, including May’s album. The five-LP edition contains 20 selected tracks. Both are offered as signed and numbered editions; the shop lists additional bonus vinyl separately.
One track from the Tempo disc has its own release date ahead of the compilation: “Chrysalis”, by John Digweed, Nick Muir and Eagles & Butterflies, is scheduled for 27 November 2026. Bedrock’s official Bandcamp listing pairs it with a Sunrise Mix.
For an earlier perspective on Digweed’s place in this music, revisit Suza’s My Progressive Story: John Digweed.
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