News — Daniel Avery

Phantasy is approaching it's 100th single release. Initially founded in 2007, what began as a springboard for new artists has grown into something far more expansive. With so much to share on the near horizon, we're taking this opportunity to revisit each single release so far, counting forwards from our debut. Each day we'll be delving into our archives of over 400 tracks, sharing artist insights whilst exploring our unique psychedelic sensibility. Make sure you're following Phantasy on Instagram to take a trip back with us, as well as into the future... Follow us on Instagram here Listen and follow...

Daniel Avery has released new track 'In Your Sleep' which features exclusively on the CAFE4LIFE Compilation, available to download or on a 12" vinyl sampler. Many electronic artists including Chemical Brothers, Joe Goddard, Luke Vibert have come together to create a 45 track compilation of previously unheard music, donated for free. Download and buy the 12"s here All proceeds from the compilation will go to the NHS Charities Together charity. The charity provides support which is urgently required by NHS staff, volunteers and patients. There is a particular focus on support for those disproportionately affected by the Covid crisis, including patients...

Daniel Avery & Alessandro Cortini deliver Mute Records' new #MUTEMIXTAPE. A collection of tracks from their youth that they’ve returned to during isolation.Listen above via Spotify, or click here to listen on Deezer or Apple Music

Daniel Avery's new project with Roman Flügel under the alias ‘Noun’ is out now on Live At Robert Johnson. Buy the 12" vinyl from our webstore here Both tracks on the 'Meeting Of The Minds' EP represent a meeting point between the sensibilities of two of the best-loved producers in contemporary electronic music. Patient, even minimal psychedelia shares space with the driving club music that defines both Avery and Flügel’s individual DJ sets, as well as a number of occasional back-to-back performances, where the music of Noun has since been reliably reached-for and re-contextualised ever since.