John Digweed’s Quattro IV runs to five discs, with Charlie May on the fifth
Bedrock’s compilation series returns with 11 reimagined classics, 12 exclusive club tracks and a guest disc of 13 originals from Charlie May.
John Digweed has announced Quattro IV, a five-disc Bedrock compilation. He compiled and mixed four of the discs himself, each showing a different side of the label. ‘Soundscape’ opens with cinematic, ambient atmospheres. ‘Breaks’ leans into rhythm. ‘Redux’ revisits the catalogue with 11 reimagined Bedrock classics, including Spencer Brown’s 2026 reinterpretation of Lemon8’s ‘Lose Control’ and Zoo Brazil’s deeper remix of ‘Voices’. ‘Tempo’ closes with 12 exclusive club-focused productions.
The fifth disc follows the series tradition of handing a guest artist full creative control. This time it goes to Charlie May, a long-standing Bedrock collaborator, who delivers 13 original tracks under the title ‘No Memory, No FX’. May made his name in the early 1990s as one half of Spooky alongside Duncan Forbes, and later became a key studio collaborator and engineer for Sasha.
Across the set, Bedrock favorites sit next to newer names: John Digweed & Nick Muir, Pig&Dan, Stelios Vassiloudis, Spencer Brown, Zoo Brazil, Franky Wah, Argia, Josh Wink and Blake Jarrell.
Quattro IV is headed to Spotify, Apple Music and other major platforms, with the digital release also on Bandcamp. The Bedrock store has the physical editions exclusively: a limited, signed and numbered five-CD deluxe box set, a five-vinyl edition, two bonus vinyl releases, ‘Quattro Vinyl 6 & 7’, and new merchandise.
