John Digweed Presents Bedrock’s Quattro IV Compilation

Artwork from John Digweed for Quattro IV

John Digweed returns with Quattro IV, the fourth instalment of Bedrock’s acclaimed compilation series.

The five-disc collection features 66 new and previously unreleased tracks.

The series also includes four collections curated and mixed by Digweed and a full-length album by Charlie May.

The compilation is scheduled for release on December 4.

It explores Bedrock’s sound through original productions, fresh remixes, reworked classics, and exclusive material from established and emerging artists.

It also features a special full-length album from long-time Bedrock collaborator Charlie May.

Quattro IV spans ambient, progressive house, breaks, techno, and peak-time club sounds.

The compilation celebrates Bedrock’s musical history while offering a glimpse into the label’s current direction.

The first four discs each present a different musical journey, with John Digweed overseeing the selection and mixing to create a cohesive listening experience.

John Digweed Curates Four Distinct Musical Journeys

The first disc, Soundscape, explores cinematic atmospheres and ambient sounds.

It features 15 tracks from artists including Stelios Vassiloudis, Pig&Dan, Spencer Brown, Chris Fortier, and Island Hill.

The second disc, Breaks, shifts toward rhythm-driven productions.

Its 15-track selection includes music from Bedrock, Luke Brancaccio, Braxton, Quivver, Chris Fortier, and John Digweed & Nick Muir, alongside remixes from several other artists.

The third disc, Redux, revisits 11 tracks from the Bedrock catalogue through new interpretations.

The selection includes reworks of productions by John Digweed, Nick Muir, Marc Romboy, and other artists, with contributions from Spencer Brown, Zoo Brazil, Argia, and Ian O’Donovan.

The fourth disc, Tempo, focuses on 12 exclusive productions designed for the club.

Its lineup includes Sandrino, Jepe, Braxton, Ian O’Donovan, Zoo Brazil, 16 BL, Spencer Brown, Chris Fortier, and Eagles & Butterflies, alongside John Digweed and Nick Muir.

The four discs each highlight a different aspect of Bedrock’s musical identity.

They range from atmospheric listening experiences to more energetic, club-focused productions.

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Charlie May Completes Quattro IV with Exclusive Album

The fifth disc continues one of the defining concepts of the Quattro series: inviting a guest artist to take creative control of an entire album.

For this edition, Bedrock welcomes Charlie May, who contributes 13 original tracks under the title No Memory, No FX.

The album offers a closer look at his studio work, highlighting his versatility, musical depth, and distinctive approach to sound design and production.

May has been an influential figure in progressive house since the early 1990s.

He first gained recognition as one half of the pioneering duo Spooky, alongside Duncan Forbes.

He later became an important creative collaborator and studio engineer for Sasha, helping shape several of his best-known productions and live projects.

His long-standing relationship with Bedrock has also resulted in numerous original productions and remixes for the label.

His contribution to Quattro IV continues that connection through a complete collection of original material.

A Wide Selection of Established and Emerging Artists

Across its five discs, Quattro IV brings together familiar Bedrock names and contemporary electronic music talents.

The compilation features music from 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, and Blake Jarrell, among others.

The selection reflects the label’s continued development and its commitment to supporting quality electronic music across different styles.

Quattro IV Arrives on December 4

Quattro IV will be released on December 4 across Spotify, Apple Music, and other major streaming platforms.

The digital edition will also be available through Bedrock’s Bandcamp page.

For collectors, Bedrock will offer a limited-edition signed and numbered five-CD deluxe box set, alongside a five-vinyl edition.

Two additional bonus vinyl releases, Quattro Vinyl 6 and Quattro Vinyl 7, will also accompany the physical collection, together with exclusive merchandise.

The physical editions and merchandise will be available exclusively through the Bedrock Store, while the digital release can be purchased via Bandcamp.