News — Daniel Avery

Following his recent live shows at London’s Hackney Church and the global stream, Daniel Avery shares new album 'Together In Static'. Out now via Phantasy worldwide and Phantasy/Mute in the United States and Canada, the record was originally conceived for the Hackney Church concerts.Stream or download here Buy on limited edition red vinyl or album bundles with t-shirt or record bag here ACrystal Eyes Yesterday FadedNowhere SoundThe Pursuit Of JoyFountain Of Peace feat. KÁRRYN BTogether In StaticA Life That Is Your OwnHazel and GoldEndless HoursMidnight Sun

Ahead of his upcoming socially distanced 'Together in Static' live shows at London’s Hackney Church, Daniel Avery shares new track 'Hazel and Gold'. Another exquisite taster of the upcoming album, set for release on 24th June. The record is preceded by four global streams via DICE on 23rd June.Stream or download 'Hazel and Gold'Pre-order 'Together in Static' album hereBuy global stream tickets for 'Together in Static' here   “Much like the previous record Love + Light from last year, Together in Static felt like it arose from nowhere in the most positive way, full of joy and hope for the future....

With his now sold out seated and socially distanced live show 'Together in Static' set to take place at London’s recently restored Hackney Church on 29th May across two sittings, matinee and evening, Daniel Avery announces an 11-track album of the same name, comprised of music created exclusively for the performance and set for release on 24th June via Phantasy.Stream brand new track 'Endless Hours' herePre-order 'Together in Static' on red vinyl herePre-order 'Together in Static' t-shirt, print and record bag hereHe has also announced a global stream from the church on Wednesday 23rd June, allowing more fans to experience the immersive performance of...

Daniel Avery soundtracks a new short film by London-based filmmakers Tom Andrew and Sam Davis, out now. Titled VOID – One Year Of Silence and released on the first anniversary of the nationwide coronavirus lockdown, the 14-minute work was born from Andrew and Davis’s visits to empty clubs across the country, documenting their emptiness on film. The piece is hosted by Resident Advisor alongside portraits and interviews of club owners across the country and released in support of suicide prevention charity Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM).   With footage of beloved UK venues almost incomprehensibly devoid of humanity, the result...