TREMOR (MIDNIGHT VERSIONS) REMIX ALBUM ANNOUNCED – OUT now, VIA DOMINO
Tremor (Midnight Versions), the new remix album, is out now via Domino.
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Revered producer and composer Daniel Avery today releases Tremor (Midnight Versions), a new imagining of the album arriving digitally March 6th 2026 via Domino. Remixing the entirety of the record himself, Avery presents a nocturnal counterpart to his acclaimed sixth studio album Tremor, with a collection of darker, club-focused reworkings, drawing the record firmly into the late-night hours. Listen to ‘Haze w/ Ellie (Midnight Version)’ here.
Tremor (Midnight Versions) continues the world Avery created on Tremor, reframing its material through a techno lens and speaking directly to the dancefloor. Stripped back, intensified and retooled for the strobe light, these tracks channel Avery’s long-standing relationship with club culture while maintaining the emotional weight and textural depth that defines his work.
“For every tremor there’s a reaction. These are the Midnight Versions,” says Avery. “Songs reimagined and sent directly into the night. Club edits aimed squarely at the strobe light.”
Two Midnight Versions have already surfaced at the end of last year, ‘Rapture In Blue’ & ‘Greasy Off The Racing Line’, offering a first glimpse of this shadowed universe. The full project expands on that energy, positioning itself as a vital bridge between Tremor’s expansive, collaborative spirit and Avery’s enduring techno lineage.
The announcement lands alongside news of a month-long DJ residency at London’s Phonox, happening every Friday in March. Lineups will be announced at the end of January with tickets on sale tomorrow at 10am. The Tremor (Midnight Versions) remix album will be released to coincide with the opening night of the residency, marking a focused moment for Avery’s club output and reaffirming his connection to the dancefloor. It follows Avery’s landmark sold out show at the Barbican in November last year, which saw him combine his thunderous electronic productions with a live band into “dancefloor oblivion” (The Times).
Tremor is an expansive, collaborative creation that blurs genres and boundaries, rooted in the spirit of togetherness. Tune in, turn it up, and embrace the tremors.
