Remixes OF Tycho: The Complete Catalog

Every known instance in which another artist has remixed a Tycho track, organized chronologically by album era. This catalog covers official releases on Ghostly International, Mom + Pop, and Ninja Tune, as well as notable unofficial reworkings. Where a remixer has a direct affiliation with Ghostly International, that relationship is noted.

I. Sunrise Projector / Past Is Prologue Era (2004–2010)

The earliest Tycho remixes appeared on the various editions of the album that began life as Sunrise Projector (Gammaphone, 2004), was reissued as Past Is Prologue (Merck, 2006), and was reissued again with additional material by Ghostly International (2010). These remixes were embedded within the album tracklist itself rather than released as standalone singles.

1. Send and Receive (Chachi Jones Remix)

• Original track: “Send and Receive” (Sunrise Projector, 2004)
• Remixer: Chachi Jones
• First appearance: Sunrise Projector (Gammaphone, September 24, 2004) – track 13
• Duration: 5:56
• Label: Gammaphone Records
• Format: Album track (CD)
• Current availability: Extremely rare on original Gammaphone CD; not included on subsequent Merck or Ghostly reissues in all editions. Available on streaming platforms via the Past Is Prologue catalog.
• Ghostly affiliation: Chachi Jones is not a Ghostly International artist.
• Notes: This is the earliest known remix of a Tycho track. It appeared as the closing track on the original Sunrise Projector CD and carried forward into some subsequent editions.

2. Send and Receive (Dusty Brown Remix)

• Original track: “Send and Receive”
• Remixer: Dusty Brown (Sacramento, California)
• First appearance: Past Is Prologue (Merck Records, October 25, 2006)
• Label: Merck Records; later Ghostly International (2010 reissue)
• Format: Album track
• Current availability: Available on the Ghostly International reissue of Past Is Prologue (streaming and Bandcamp).
• Ghostly affiliation: Dusty Brown is not a Ghostly roster artist, though he has appeared on two separate Tycho remix projects (this track and “L” on Awake Remixes).

3. Send and Receive (Nautilis Remix)

• Original track: “Send and Receive”
• Remixer: Nautilis
• First appearance: Past Is Prologue (Merck Records, October 25, 2006)
• Label: Merck Records; later Ghostly International (2010 reissue)
• Format: Album track
• Current availability: Available on the Ghostly International reissue of Past Is Prologue (streaming and Bandcamp).
• Ghostly affiliation: Nautilis is not a Ghostly International artist.

4. From Home (Mux Mool Remix)

• Original track: “From Home”
• Remixer: Mux Mool (Brian Lindgren, Minnesota/Brooklyn)
• First appearance: Past Is Prologue Ghostly International reissue (June 1, 2010)
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Bonus track on expanded album reissue
• Current availability: Available on Bandcamp (tycho.bandcamp.com/album/past-is-prologue) and streaming platforms.
• Ghostly affiliation: Yes. Mux Mool released Planet High School (2012) on Ghostly International and was affiliated with the Ghostly sub-label Moodgadget. This is an in-house remix.
• Notes: Added exclusively for the 2010 Ghostly reissue alongside previously unreleased tracks “Cascade” and “Phoenix.” Mux Mool’s production style – bass-heavy, rhythmically playful – offers a distinct contrast to the source material.

Sources: Past Is Prologue – Tycho Bandcamp, Past Is Prologue reissue – Resident Advisor, Mux Mool – Ghostly International

II. Coastal Brake EP (2009)

The Coastal Brake EP was released on December 8, 2009, on Ghostly International (catalog GI-090). It was the third pre-album single building toward Dive (2011) and included the original track plus three remixes – the first time Tycho released a dedicated remix single. A limited edition of 1,000 copies was pressed on 180g vinyl with alternate artwork poster and digital download coupon.

5. Coastal Brake (Manual Remix)

• Original track: “Coastal Brake” (Dive, 2011; previewed on this EP)
• Remixer: Manual (Jonas Munk Jensen, Odense, Denmark)
• Release date: December 8, 2009
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: EP track (vinyl + digital)
• Duration: 6:10 / 120 BPM
• Current availability: Available on Beatport and streaming platforms.
• Ghostly affiliation: Manual is not a Ghostly International roster artist. Munk released primarily on Morr Music and Darla Records. He is known for fusing warm electronics with shoegaze aesthetics and was described by Boomkat as a “Danish shoegaze-tronica hero.”
• Critical note: Manual’s remix introduces trip-hop rhythmic elements beneath the original’s guitar textures.

6. Coastal Brake (Lusine Remix)

• Original track: “Coastal Brake”
• Remixer: Lusine (Jeff McIlwain, Seattle)
• Release date: December 8, 2009
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: EP track (vinyl + digital)
• Duration: 105 BPM
• Current availability: Available on Beatport, SoundCloud (soundcloud.com/tycho/coastal-brake-lusine-remix), and streaming platforms.
• Ghostly affiliation: Yes. Lusine has been a core Ghostly International artist since approximately 2002, making this an in-house remix. McIlwain has released numerous albums on the label and is one of its longest-tenured artists.
• Critical note: Lusine’s version plays with loops, deconstructing and reassembling the original into his characteristically precise, kinetic electronic framework.

7. Coastal Brake (Hatchback Remix)

• Original track: “Coastal Brake”
• Remixer: Hatchback
• Release date: December 8, 2009
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: EP track (vinyl + digital)
• Current availability: Available on streaming platforms.
• Ghostly affiliation: Hatchback’s connection to Ghostly International is not confirmed by available sources. He is described as a “cosmic disco enthusiast.”
• Critical note: Boomkat described Hatchback’s remix as drawing on 1980s electro influences.

Sources: Coastal Brake – Discogs, Coastal Brake – Boomkat, Lusine – Ghostly International

III. Dive Era (2011–2012)

Dive was released on November 15, 2011, on Ghostly International. It was Tycho’s breakthrough album. A series of remix singles and a deluxe edition followed, producing the largest batch of remixes in the pre-Awake catalog.

8. Hours (Teen Daze Remix)

• Original track: “Hours” (Dive, 2011)
• Remixer: Teen Daze (Jamison Izaak, Vancouver, Canada)
• Release date: October 25, 2011 (as a digital single on Ghostly International, GI-148, bundled with the “Hours” single)
• Duration: 5:32 / 91 BPM / Eb Major
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Digital single B-side
• Current availability: Available on SoundCloud (soundcloud.com/tycho/hours-teen-daze-remix), Beatport, Spotify, and other streaming platforms. Originally offered as a free download via the ISO50 blog.
• Ghostly affiliation: Yes. Teen Daze is a Ghostly International artist. This is an in-house remix.
• Critical note: XLR8R featured the remix in September 2011. The ISO50 blog posted it as a free download, indicating Hansen’s personal endorsement of the reworking.

9. Dive (Memoryhouse Remix)

• Original track: “Dive” (Dive, 2011)
• Remixer: Memoryhouse (Evan Abeele and Denise Nouvion, Ontario, Canada)
• Release date: September 4, 2012 (as part of the Dive single/deluxe package)
• Duration: 4:05
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Dive single (12” vinyl + digital); later included on Dive (Deluxe Version)
• Current availability: Available on streaming platforms and Beatport.
• Ghostly affiliation: Memoryhouse released their debut album The Slideshow Effect (2012) on Sub Pop, not Ghostly. This is an outside remix.
• Critical note: Boomkat described Memoryhouse’s take as “a crushed and dreamily downbeat episode hinting at dubstep,” transforming the eight-minute original into a compact four-minute reinterpretation.

10. Dive (Keep Shelly in Athens Remix)

• Original track: “Dive” (Dive, 2011)
• Remixer: Keep Shelly in Athens (Athens, Greece)
• Release date: September 4, 2012 (Dive single)
• Duration: 4:31 (approx. 4:40 on some sources)
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Dive single (12” vinyl + digital); later included on Dive (Deluxe Version)
• Current availability: Available on SoundCloud (soundcloud.com/tycho/dive-keep-shelly-in-athens), Spotify, and Beatport.
• Ghostly affiliation: Keep Shelly in Athens is not a Ghostly International artist.
• Critical note: Boomkat praised the remix for its “fluttering micro-rhythmic detail and cottony atmospheric synth romance.”

11. Adrift (Shigeto’s Adrift a Dream Mix)

• Original track: “Adrift” (Dive, 2011)
• Remixer: Shigeto (Zachary Shigeto Saginaw, Ann Arbor, Michigan)
• Release date: September 4, 2012
• Duration: 4:58 / 79 BPM / Eb Minor
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Part of Dive single/deluxe digital package
• Current availability: Available on Beatport, SoundCloud, Spotify, and other streaming platforms.
• Ghostly affiliation: Yes. Shigeto is one of Ghostly International’s most prominent artists, having released Full Circle (2010), Lineage (2012), No Better Time Than Now (2013), The New Monday (2017), and Cherry Blossom Baby (2024) on the label. He shares Ann Arbor roots with the label itself. This is an in-house remix.
• Critical note: XLR8R described the remix as featuring “clicking beat filled with crunchy percussion set amongst loads of melodic atmosphere.” Shigeto’s background as a jazz drummer lends the remix a distinctive rhythmic sensibility.

12. A Walk (Kolombo Remix)

• Original track: “A Walk” (Dive, 2011)
• Remixer: Kolombo (Belgian producer)
• Release date: September 4, 2012 (part of Dive deluxe package)
• Duration: 5:57
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Included on Dive (Deluxe Version)
• Current availability: Available on SoundCloud (soundcloud.com/tycho/a-walk-kolombo-remix), Spotify, and other streaming platforms.
• Ghostly affiliation: Kolombo is not a Ghostly International artist. He is an outside producer known for club-oriented reworkings.
• Critical note: XLR8R and La Gasta both featured the remix. Kolombo delivers a slower, smoother take that retains a club-ready sensibility while preserving the melodic architecture of what is arguably Tycho’s most recognized composition.

13. Ascension (Rob Garza of Thievery Corporation Remix)

• Original track: “Ascension” (Dive, 2011)
• Remixer: Rob Garza (of Thievery Corporation, Washington, D.C.)
• Release date: April 22, 2013 (as part of the Fragments / Ascension split EP)
• Duration: 5:10
• Label: Ghostly International / ESL Music (co-release)
• Format: Split 12” EP with Thievery Corporation. Tycho remixed Thievery Corporation’s “Fragments”; Garza remixed Tycho’s “Ascension.” Also later included on Dive (Deluxe Version).
• Current availability: Available on Ghostly Bandcamp (ghostly.bandcamp.com/album/fragments-ascension), Spotify, and SoundCloud.
• Ghostly affiliation: Rob Garza / Thievery Corporation are ESL Music artists, not Ghostly. This was an inter-label collaboration.
• Critical note: Garza transformed the contemplative original into “a slightly dark dance track with hand claps,” drawing on Thievery Corporation’s long-running mutual admiration with Tycho. The split EP format – each artist remixing the other – made this a genuine exchange rather than a one-directional commission.

Dive (Deluxe Version) – Collected

The Dive (Deluxe Version) was released digitally on December 6, 2019, consolidating all five Dive-era remixes onto a single expanded edition. The complete tracklist:

Sources: Dive (Deluxe Version) – Apple Music, Dive Single – ISO50 Blog, Dive 12” – Discogs, Dive Clear Vinyl – Discogs

IV. Awake Remixes (2014–2016)

The Awake album (January 21, 2014, Ghostly International) generated the most extensive and carefully curated remix project in Tycho’s catalog. The remixes were rolled out in three phases: a lead single in mid-2014, a deluxe edition in late 2014, and a full standalone remix album in January 2016.

Phase 1: Lead Single (June 2014)

14. Awake (Com Truise Remix)

• Original track: “Awake” (Awake, 2014)
• Remixer: Com Truise (Seth Haley, Los Angeles)
• Release date: June 25, 2014 (standalone digital single on Ghostly International; Beatport catalog)
• Duration: 5:05 / 88 BPM / Db Major
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Digital single; later collected on Awake (Deluxe Version) and Awake Remixes
• Current availability: Available on all major streaming platforms, Bandcamp, Beatport, and SoundCloud.
• Ghostly affiliation: Yes. Com Truise (Seth Haley) is a flagship Ghostly International artist, having released Galactic Melt (2011), Iteration (2017), and other projects on the label. This is a family affair.
• Critical commentary: Stereogum noted the remix “retains the original’s sun-dazed flavor” while adding texture that is “a lot more coarse than the original, but no less colorful and grandiose.” The Georgetown Voice described it as “synthier” with “heavier undertones,” observing that Com Truise “funks up what Tycho began with.” Northern Transmissions characterized it as slowing the track considerably and merging “80s style synths with the present.”

Phase 2: Awake (Deluxe Version) – December 2014

Released digitally on December 16, 2014, this bundled the original eight Awake tracks with four remixes:

Northern Transmissions awarded the deluxe version an 8.8 out of 10.

15. Montana (Christopher Willits Remix)

• Original track: “Montana” (Awake, 2014)
• Remixer: Christopher Willits (San Francisco)
• Release date: December 16, 2014 (on Awake Deluxe Version); collected on Awake Remixes (January 15, 2016)
• Duration: 8:05
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Deluxe album track; later remix album track
• Ghostly affiliation: Yes. Willits has been a core Ghostly artist since the early 2000s. He holds a master’s degree in electronic music from Mills College and has collaborated directly with Tycho / Scott Hansen. This is the deepest in-house connection on the entire remix album.
• Critical commentary: Northern Transmissions described it as “spiritual and passionate,” an ethereal journey that “crescendos into powerful bass, then retreats into ambient tranquility.” At 8:05, it is the longest track on Awake Remixes.

16. Spectre (Bibio Remix)

• Original track: “Spectre” (Awake, 2014)
• Remixer: Bibio (Stephen Wilkinson, West Midlands, England)
• Release date: December 16, 2014 (deluxe); January 15, 2016 (remix album)
• Duration: 4:18
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Deluxe album track; later remix album track
• Ghostly affiliation: No. Bibio is signed to Warp Records. This is one of the highest-profile outside contributions on the project.
• Critical commentary: Northern Transmissions wrote that Bibio “deconstructs the original by removing bass and introducing lo-fi elements with warping effects,” evoking My Bloody Valentine’s “Only Shallow” before shifting into “whimsical, minimal territory with darker undertones.” The Georgetown Voice called it “hauntingly present.” Clash Magazine described it as “a true meeting of minds” – fitting given both Bibio and Tycho share commitments to analog warmth and tactile sonic textures.

17. See (Beacon Remix)

• Original track: “See” (Awake, 2014)
• Remixer: Beacon (Thomas Mullarney III and Jacob Gossett, Brooklyn)
• Release date: December 16, 2014 (deluxe); January 15, 2016 (remix album)
• Duration: 3:54
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Deluxe album track; later remix album track (shortest track on the album)
• Ghostly affiliation: Yes. Beacon debuted on the Ghostly-affiliated Moodgadget label and became one of the most consistent Ghostly artists of the 2010s, releasing The Ways We Separate (2013), Escapements (2016), and Gravity Pairs (2018) on the label.
• Critical commentary: Northern Transmissions rated it “arguably the strongest offering” among the remixes, noting that Beacon adds vocal elements to deliver a “sultry and moody” interpretation with R&B-leaning electronic qualities while maintaining the bass-heavy foundation. This is the remix that most dramatically transforms its source material through the addition of human voice.

Phase 3: Awake Remixes – Full Album (January 15, 2016)

Released digitally on January 15, 2016; vinyl edition on May 20, 2016. Ghostly International, catalog GI-269. Limited edition deep blue colored vinyl LP with digital download code. The album peaked at number 3 on the Billboard US Dance/Electronic Albums chart and number 42 on the US Independent Albums chart.

The five remixes new to this collection (not previously on the deluxe edition):

18. L (Dusty Brown Remix)

• Original track: “L” (Awake, 2014)
• Remixer: Dusty Brown (Sacramento, California)
• Release date: January 15, 2016
• Duration: 4:24
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Remix album track
• Ghostly affiliation: No. Dusty Brown is an independent Sacramento-based producer. However, he had previously contributed the “Send and Receive” remix to Past Is Prologue, making him one of only four artists to remix Tycho tracks across multiple album eras.
• Critical commentary: Stereofox highlighted this as a standout among the tracks exclusive to the full remix album.

19. Dye (Nitemoves Remix)

• Original track: “Dye” (Awake, 2014)
• Remixer: Nitemoves (Rory O’Connor)
• Release date: January 15, 2016
• Duration: 5:32
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Remix album track
• Ghostly affiliation: Nitemoves released on the Ghostly-affiliated Moodgadget label and served as a touring member for both Tycho and Com Truise live shows. While not a direct Ghostly roster artist, O’Connor is deeply embedded in the Ghostly ecosystem.
• Critical commentary: O’Connor’s background as a lifelong drummer and percussionist gives this remix a distinctive rhythmic character. Nitemoves also served as support on Tycho’s February 2016 U.S. tour, announced alongside the remix album.

20. Apogee (RJD2 Remix)

• Original track: “Apogee” (Awake, 2014)
• Remixer: RJD2 (Ramble Jon Krohn, Columbus, Ohio)
• Release date: January 15, 2016 (previewed as a promotional single in early January 2016)
• Duration: 4:40
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Remix album track
• Ghostly affiliation: No. RJD2 is signed to his own label, RJ’s Electrical Connections, and previously released on Definitive Jux. He is the most high-profile name on the remix album and one of the clearest “outside” choices.
• Critical commentary: Circuit Sweet described the remix as transforming “the swift-kicking original” into “tranquil instrumental funk.” Where Hansen’s original is one of the most propulsive tracks on Awake, RJD2 strips out the urgency and replaces it with a laid-back, sample-heavy groove informed by his hip-hop production roots. This served as a lead promotional single for the album.

21. Plains (Baio Remix)

• Original track: “Plains” (Awake, 2014)
• Remixer: Baio (Chris Baio, bassist of Vampire Weekend)
• Release date: January 15, 2016
• Duration: 4:36
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Remix album track
• Ghostly affiliation: No. Baio releases solo material on Glassnote Records. His inclusion is notable because he is neither a Ghostly artist nor someone who typically operates in the same sonic territory as the other remixers.
• Critical commentary: Clash Magazine described the remix as “a slightly Balearic take,” injecting a sun-kissed, Mediterranean-club-leaning energy into one of the more understated Awake tracks. The ISO50 blog confirmed the Baio remix in an announcement post.

22. Montana (Few Nolder Remix)

• Original track: “Montana” (Awake, 2014)
• Remixer: Few Nolder (Linas Strockis, Vilnius, Lithuania)
• Release date: January 15, 2016
• Duration: 3:17 (per Wikipedia) / 5:52 (per Bandcamp – discrepancy likely reflects different masters or a track-length error in one source)
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Remix album track (closing track)
• Ghostly affiliation: No. Few Nolder released on Planet Mu and the Lithuanian label Partyzanai.
• Critical commentary: Stereofox singled it out as a “techno/electro rendition of Montana,” while Clash Magazine called it a “closing dancefloor rework.” Montana is the only Awake track remixed twice on the album – Christopher Willits opens the Montana reinterpretations at track 2 with a meditative 8-minute version, while Few Nolder closes them with a club-oriented take. The contrast illustrates how the same source material yields radically different results depending on the remixer’s instincts.

Awake Remixes – Complete Tracklist

Total runtime: 46:26 (9 tracks)

Critical Reception of Awake Remixes

• Clash Magazine (Robin Murray): 6/10. “Both fascinating and slightly uneven.” A “nice between-meals snack for Tycho fans.”
• Stereofox (Ivo): Unqualified praise. Highlighted “the very polar vibes from various remixes” as a strength.
• Georgetown Voice: Called the album “a kind of homage to Tycho.”
• Northern Transmissions: 8.8/10 (for the earlier deluxe version). Praised Beacon’s remix as the strongest offering.
• Billboard charts: #3 US Dance/Electronic Albums, #42 US Independent Albums.
• Pitchfork: Did not review. Resident Advisor: Did not review (though RA reviewed the original Awake).

Sources: Awake Remixes – Bandcamp, Awake Remixes – Ghostly, Com Truise Remix Single – Beatport, Clash Review, Stereofox Review, Northern Transmissions Review, Georgetown Voice Review, Circuit Sweet – RJD2 Premiere, Music Times Announcement, Stereogum – Com Truise

V. Epoch Era (2016–2019)

Epoch was released on September 30, 2016, on Ghostly International. It earned a Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Album. Unlike Awake, the Epoch remixes were released as standalone singles over a multi-year period and later collected on an Epoch (Deluxe Version) released digitally on February 15, 2019.

23. Division (Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith Remix)

• Original track: “Division” (Epoch, 2016)
• Remixer: Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith (Los Angeles, California)
• Release date: November 18, 2016 (as part of the “Division Remix” single on Ghostly International)
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Digital single (paired with Heathered Pearls remix); later collected on Epoch (Deluxe Version)
• Current availability: Available on Bandcamp, Beatport, Spotify, SoundCloud, and other streaming platforms.
• Ghostly affiliation: Yes. Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith has released music on Ghostly International. This is an in-house remix.
• Critical commentary: Clash Magazine premiered the remix, and Ghostly’s own description noted the “ethereal synthesizer treatment from California’s Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith.” Smith is known for her work with the Buchla synthesizer, and her approach subjects the original to an entirely different harmonic and timbral palette.

24. Division (Heathered Pearls Remix)

• Original track: “Division” (Epoch, 2016)
• Remixer: Heathered Pearls (Jakub Alexander, Berlin via Detroit)
• Release date: November 18, 2016 (same single as above)
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Digital single; later collected on Epoch (Deluxe Version)
• Current availability: Available on all major streaming platforms.
• Ghostly affiliation: Yes. Heathered Pearls is a Ghostly International artist. Alexander is also the co-founder of the music blog Impose Magazine. This is an in-house remix.
• Notes: “Division” is the only Epoch track to receive two remixes, mirroring the double-remix treatment given to “Montana” on Awake Remixes. The pairing of Smith and Alexander on the same single – two Ghostly artists with very different production approaches – demonstrates the breadth of the label’s roster.

25. Horizon (Poolside Remix)

• Original track: “Horizon” (Epoch, 2016)
• Remixer: Poolside (Filip Nikolic and Jeffrey Paradise, Los Angeles/San Francisco)
• Release date: May 11, 2018
• Duration: 5:51 / 112 BPM / C Minor
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Standalone digital single; later collected on Epoch (Deluxe Version)
• Current availability: Available on Bandcamp (tycho.bandcamp.com/album/horizon-poolside-remix), Beatport, SoundCloud, Spotify, and other platforms.
• Ghostly affiliation: No. Poolside released on their own Day & Night label and later on Counter Records (a Ninja Tune imprint). This is an outside remix.
• Critical commentary: Dancing Astronaut wrote that Poolside “puts a mellow spin on Tycho’s ‘Horizon,’” flipping the original “from an introspective instrumental into a cosmic boogie.” The remix leans into Poolside’s signature daytime-disco aesthetic, making it one of the most sonically divergent reworkings in the Tycho remix catalog. It stands as one of the most streamed Tycho remixes.

26. Epoch (Luttrell Remix)

• Original track: “Epoch” (Epoch, 2016)
• Remixer: Luttrell (Eric Luttrell, San Francisco)
• Release date: January 18, 2019
• Label: Ghostly International
• Format: Standalone digital single; later collected on Epoch (Deluxe Version)
• Current availability: Available on Bandcamp (tycho.bandcamp.com/track/epoch-luttrell-remix), Beatport, SoundCloud, Spotify, and other platforms.
• Ghostly affiliation: No. Luttrell is an Anjunadeep artist. He released his debut album Into Clouds on Anjunadeep in 2019. This is an outside remix.
• Critical commentary: Earmilk wrote that Luttrell “revives Tycho’s ‘Epoch’ title track” with his remix, bringing a house-oriented sensibility that gives the title track a new sense of forward propulsion. Luttrell’s San Francisco roots create a geographic kinship with Hansen even without a shared label.

Epoch (Deluxe Version) – Collected

Released digitally on February 15, 2019, on Ghostly International. Scott Hansen announced it via the @ISO50 Twitter account.

Sources: Epoch (Deluxe Version) – Bandcamp, Epoch (Deluxe Version) – Discogs, Division Remix – Ghostly, Horizon (Poolside Remix) – Bandcamp, Epoch (Luttrell Remix) – Bandcamp, Horizon (Poolside Remix) – Dancing Astronaut, Epoch (Luttrell Remix) – Earmilk, Division KAS Remix – Clash Magazine, Hansen tweet – @ISO50

VI. Weather Remixes (2020)

Weather was released on July 12, 2019, on Mom + Pop (North America) / Ninja Tune (international) – Tycho’s first album on a new label after leaving Ghostly International. It was also the first Tycho album to feature vocals throughout, courtesy of Saint Sinner (Hannah Cottrell). Weather received a Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Album.

Weather Remixes was released on December 18, 2020, on Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune (catalog ZENDNL273). Like Awake Remixes, it provides a one-to-one remix of every track on the parent album. Unlike the Awake project’s phased rollout, the Weather Remixes were released as a complete package (though the Nitemoves remix of “Weather” was previewed as a single earlier in 2020, and the Satin Jackets remix of “Japan” was shared in November 2020 ahead of the full album).

27. Easy (Mild Minds Remix)

• Original track: “Easy” (Weather, 2019)
• Remixer: Mild Minds (Benjamin David)
• Duration: 5:56
• Label: Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune
• Format: Remix album track (opening track)
• Ghostly affiliation: No. Mild Minds is signed to Foreign Family Collective (ODESZA’s label, distributed through Ninja Tune/Counter Records).
• Critical commentary: XS Noize (Randall Radic, 8/10 review) described it as featuring “sparkling colours riding a thrumming rhythm of percolating beats.” It opens the album with an immediate statement of purpose – energy and light.

28. Pink & Blue (RAC Mix) (feat. Saint Sinner)

• Original track: “Pink & Blue” (Weather, 2019)
• Remixer: RAC (Andre Allen Anjos, Portland, Oregon)
• Duration: 3:37
• Label: Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune
• Format: Remix album track
• Ghostly affiliation: No. RAC is a Counter Records / Ninja Tune artist. Anjos, originally from Porto, Portugal, is a Grammy-winning remixer (Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical, 2016 for his remix of Bob Moses’ “Tearing Me Up”). His inclusion brings the pedigree of one of electronic music’s most prolific and decorated remixers to the project.
• Critical commentary: XS Noize praised the remix for its “trickling pop tinges, rumbling syncopated rhythm, and airy, delicate vocals.” At 3:37, it is the most concise track on the album, tightening the original’s structure into a radio-ready format.

29. Japan (Satin Jackets Remix) (feat. Saint Sinner)

• Original track: “Japan” (Weather, 2019)
• Remixer: Satin Jackets (Tim Bernhardt, Germany)
• Duration: 3:57
• Label: Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune
• Format: Remix album track; previewed as a single in November 2020
• Ghostly affiliation: No. Satin Jackets is an Eskimo Recordings artist.
• Critical commentary: Dancing Astronaut reported that “Satin Jackets capitalized on Tycho’s signature guitar plucks while transforming the soundscape into cerebrally-stimulating surroundings with a steady pace and buzzy synths.” XS Noize noted a “fat bassline” with vocals that “glide overhead, giving the lyrics a plush sophisti-pop fabric.” Stereofox featured it as the pre-release single that announced the full album.

30. Into The Woods (Christopher Willits Remix)

• Original track: “Into The Woods” (Weather, 2019)
• Remixer: Christopher Willits (San Francisco)
• Duration: 4:44
• Label: Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune
• Format: Remix album track
• Ghostly affiliation: Yes (historically). Willits is a long-standing Ghostly International artist, though this specific release is on Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune. He is one of only three artists to remix Tycho tracks across multiple album eras (alongside Com Truise and Nitemoves), having previously contributed the “Montana” remix to Awake Remixes. His deep personal and professional ties to Hansen make these repeat commissions among the most meaningful in the catalog.

31. Skate (pluko Remix) (feat. Saint Sinner)

• Original track: “Skate” (Weather, 2019)
• Remixer: pluko (Los Angeles)
• Duration: 3:16
• Label: Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune
• Format: Remix album track (shortest track on the album)
• Ghostly affiliation: No. pluko is associated with Bitbird (San Holo’s label) and has toured with ODESZA.
• Notes: At 3:16, this is the most compact remix on Weather Remixes. pluko represents the youngest generation of producers on the album, having broken through with his single “Breath” while still in high school.

32. For How Long (Harvey Sutherland Remix) (feat. Saint Sinner)

• Original track: “For How Long” (Weather, 2019)
• Remixer: Harvey Sutherland (Mike Katz, Melbourne, Australia)
• Duration: 4:46
• Label: Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune
• Format: Remix album track
• Ghostly affiliation: Harvey Sutherland has appeared on the Ghostly International roster alongside Tycho and Saint Sinner. His connection to the label is documented, making this at least a semi-in-house contribution.
• Critical commentary: XS Noize described the remix as incorporating “retro suggestions of ’70s disco steeped in jazz colourants.” Sutherland’s analog-heavy production approach and his deep knowledge of funk and jazz-inflected dance music make this one of the most stylistically distinctive remixes on the album. It is the track most likely to surprise listeners expecting a straightforward electronic reworking.

33. No Stress (Com Truise Remix) (feat. Saint Sinner)

• Original track: “No Stress” (Weather, 2019; also released on the Stress EP, December 13, 2019)
• Remixer: Com Truise (Seth Haley, Los Angeles)
• Duration: 4:37
• Label: Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune
• Format: Remix album track
• Ghostly affiliation: Yes (historically). Com Truise is a Ghostly International artist, though this specific release is on Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune. Haley is one of only three artists to appear on multiple Tycho remix projects (alongside Christopher Willits and Nitemoves), having previously remixed “Awake” for the Awake Remixes album.
• Critical commentary: Stereofox and XS Noize both highlighted this as “by far the most futuristic” remix on the album. Com Truise’s signature – dense, tactile synths with a mid-fi crunch – creates the most immediately recognizable producer fingerprint on the collection.

34. Weather (Nitemoves Remix)

• Original track: “Weather” (Simulcast, 2020 / instrumental counterpart to the Weather album title)
• Remixer: Nitemoves (Rory O’Connor)
• Duration: 4:03
• Label: Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune
• Format: Remix album track (closing track); also released earlier as a standalone single
• Ghostly affiliation: Adjacent. Nitemoves released on the Ghostly-affiliated Moodgadget label and has toured with Tycho and Com Truise. O’Connor is the third member of the trifecta of repeat remixers (alongside Com Truise and Willits).
• Notes: Nitemoves closes Weather Remixes just as he occupied the closing stretch of the Awake Remixes album era. His consistent presence across both remix albums underscores his role as a trusted member of the extended Tycho creative circle.

Weather Remixes – Complete Tracklist

Total runtime: 35:01 (8 tracks)

Critical Reception of Weather Remixes

• XS Noize (Randall Radic): 8/10. “Singularly imaginative” and “swanky, alluring, innovative reworks.”
• Stereofox: Praised the diversity of approaches, noting that “the remixes are way too different to compare, and that’s where the beauty of this collection lies.”
• Dancing Astronaut, Magnetic Magazine, Exclaim!, and This Song Is Sick all covered the release with favorable commentary.
• Album of the Year: No aggregated critic score; user ratings favorable.
• Notable absence: Like Awake Remixes, the album did not receive dedicated reviews from Pitchfork or Resident Advisor.

Structural Comparison: Awake Remixes vs. Weather Remixes

Both remix albums follow the same one-to-one structure (one remix per original track), but they differ in important ways:

• Awake Remixes has nine tracks (because “Montana” received two remixes) vs. Weather Remixes’ eight.
• Awake Remixes was released on Ghostly International; Weather Remixes on Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune.
• Awake Remixes was rolled out in three phases over 18 months; Weather Remixes was released as a unified collection.
• Three artists appear on both albums: Com Truise, Christopher Willits, and Nitemoves. These are the only remixers to span both the Ghostly and post-Ghostly eras of Tycho’s catalog.

Sources: Weather Remixes – Bandcamp, Weather Remixes – Ninja Tune, Weather Remixes – XS Noize Review, Weather Remixes – Stereofox Review, Weather Remixes – Dancing Astronaut, Weather Remixes – Album of the Year, Japan (Satin Jackets Remix) – Stereofox, Japan (Satin Jackets Remix) – Dancing Astronaut

VII. Standalone Post-Weather Remixes (2021–2023)

After the Weather Remixes album, Tycho continued to release individual remix singles, now firmly on the Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune label infrastructure.

35. Only Love (LP Giobbi Remix)

• Original track: “Only Love” feat. Benjamin Gibbard (standalone single, July 13, 2021)
• Remixer: LP Giobbi (Leah Chisholm, Austin, Texas)
• Release date: November 4, 2021
• Duration: 5:51 (remix) + 3:31 (Femme House Edit) – two-track single
• Label: Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune
• Format: Digital single (2 tracks)
• Current availability: Available on Bandcamp (tycho.bandcamp.com/album/only-love-lp-giobbi-remix), Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and Bleep.
• Ghostly affiliation: No. LP Giobbi is an independent artist, producer, DJ, pianist, and activist. She is the founder of Femme House, an organization dedicated to gender equity in music production.
• Notes: The single includes both the full LP Giobbi Remix (5:51) and a shorter Femme House Edit (3:31). The original “Only Love” was a collaboration between Tycho and Benjamin Gibbard (Death Cab for Cutie), making this a remix of an already collaborative track. LP Giobbi adds piano loops and high-energy beats to the original’s arrangement.

36. Small Sanctuary (nimino Remix)

• Original track: “Small Sanctuary” (standalone single, 2023)
• Remixer: nimino (London, UK)
• Release date: December 11, 2023
• Catalog number: ZENDNLS661NW
• Label: Ninja Tune / Mom + Pop
• Format: Digital single (2 tracks – the remix and an edit of the original)
• Current availability: Available on Bandcamp (tycho.bandcamp.com/album/small-sanctuary-nimino-remix), Ninja Tune website, Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, Bleep, and Juno Download.
• Ghostly affiliation: No. nimino is a London-based musician with no Ghostly connection.
• Notes: Ninja Tune’s release notes include commentary from both nimino and Scott Hansen. nimino discovered Tycho’s music at a Burning Man set and was inspired to create the remix – a detail that underscores how Tycho’s annual sunrise DJ sets at Burning Man function as a pipeline for creative connections. “Small Sanctuary” was the second glimpse at Tycho’s Infinite Health-era sonic direction, following “Time to Run” (July 2023).

Sources: Only Love (LP Giobbi Remix) – Bandcamp, Only Love (LP Giobbi Remix) – Apple Music, Small Sanctuary (nimino Remix) – Ninja Tune, Small Sanctuary (nimino Remix) – Bandcamp, Small Sanctuary (nimino Remix) – Boomkat

VIII. Unofficial and Fan Remixes of Note

Tycho’s catalog – particularly “A Walk,” the most-streamed track in the discography – has generated a large volume of unofficial remixes on SoundCloud. Most are amateur productions, but a handful attracted attention from music publications or accumulated significant play counts.

A Walk (Titanics Remix)

• Remixer: Titanics (New York dream-pop duo)
• Platform: SoundCloud (soundcloud.com/titanics/tycho-a-walk-titanics-remix)
• Date: Late 2014
• Coverage: Featured by Indie Shuffle and Hypebeast, giving it unusual visibility for an unauthorized reworking.
• Description: Indie Shuffle described it as leaning “towards the hip-hop end of the spectrum, featuring altered percussion and a more downtempo approach” while maintaining “dedication to the original track’s signature vibe.”

Other Notable SoundCloud Remixes of “A Walk”

The following unofficial remixes of “A Walk” are documented on SoundCloud but did not receive significant press coverage: - A Walk (HAELIUM Remix) – mixed and mastered by Gabriel Kadiri; offered as free download - A Walk (SiNuSoid Remix) - A Walk (Kinnzo Remix) - A Walk (Freq18Hz Remix) – described as “synthesized sounds created in homage to the original” - A Walk (Br1Lu0 Deep House Remix) - A Walk (Triborg Remix)

Note on unofficial remixes: SoundCloud contains dozens of additional fan remixes of Tycho tracks beyond “A Walk,” including reworkings of “Awake,” “Montana,” “Dive,” and others. The examples above are documented here because they either received press coverage (Titanics) or represent the range of approaches fan producers have taken with the material. None of these are authorized by Tycho, Ghostly International, or Ninja Tune.

IX. Complete Numerical Summary

Total Official Remixes: 36

Remixers with Multiple Tycho Credits

These four artists are the only remixers to appear on more than one Tycho project. The first three – Com Truise, Willits, and Nitemoves – are the only artists to bridge the Ghostly International and Mom + Pop / Ninja Tune label eras.

Ghostly International Affiliation Breakdown

Of the 36 official remixes, the following were produced by artists with confirmed Ghostly International ties:

• Core Ghostly roster: Com Truise (x2), Christopher Willits (x2), Beacon, Lusine, Shigeto, Teen Daze, Mux Mool, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Heathered Pearls = 12 remixes
• Ghostly-adjacent (Moodgadget / touring with Ghostly acts): Nitemoves (x2) = 2 remixes
• Possible/partial Ghostly connection: Harvey Sutherland = 1 remix
• Outside artists: All others = 21 remixes

This roughly 40/60 split between inside and outside artists holds relatively consistent across both the Ghostly-era releases (Awake Remixes, Epoch singles) and the post-Ghostly releases (Weather Remixes), where Willits, Com Truise, and Nitemoves followed Tycho to the new label infrastructure.

Most-Remixed Tycho Tracks

“Send and Receive” holds the record for the most official remixes of any single Tycho track, having been reinterpreted across three different album editions spanning 2004 to 2010.

X. Availability and Catalog Reference

Currently Streaming (as of April 2026)

All official remixes documented in this catalog are available on major streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon Music) with the following exceptions:

• Send and Receive (Chachi Jones Remix): Availability may vary depending on which edition of Past Is Prologue is cataloged in a given territory.
• Coastal Brake remixes: Available on Beatport and streaming; physical vinyl long out of print.

Bandcamp

The most reliable single source for the complete Tycho remix catalog: - tycho.bandcamp.com/album/past-is-prologue (Mux Mool, Dusty Brown, Nautilis remixes) - tycho.bandcamp.com/album/awake-remixes (all 9 Awake remixes) - tycho.bandcamp.com/album/epoch-deluxe-version (all 4 Epoch remixes) - tycho.bandcamp.com/album/weather-remixes (all 8 Weather remixes) - tycho.bandcamp.com/album/horizon-poolside-remix (standalone) - tycho.bandcamp.com/track/epoch-luttrell-remix (standalone) - tycho.bandcamp.com/album/only-love-lp-giobbi-remix (standalone) - tycho.bandcamp.com/album/small-sanctuary-nimino-remix (standalone)

Physical Releases

• Coastal Brake EP vinyl (2009): Limited to 1,000 copies on 180g vinyl. Out of print; available on Discogs secondary market.
• Awake Remixes vinyl (2016): Limited edition deep blue colored vinyl, Ghostly International GI-269. Out of print; available on Discogs secondary market at collector prices.
• Weather Remixes: No physical release documented. Digital only.

Discogs Reference Numbers

• Coastal Brake EP: r2041167
• Dive single (vinyl): r3561819 (black, 700 copies), r3528499 (clear, 300 copies)
• Awake Remixes: master/946166
• Epoch (Deluxe Version): r13226706
• Weather Remixes: master/2238574
• Horizon (Poolside Remix): r15393502

Sources

Label and Artist Pages

• Tycho – Bandcamp
• Tycho – Ghostly International
• Tycho – Ninja Tune
• Tycho Discography – Discogs
• Tycho Discography – Wikipedia

Album-Specific

• Awake Remixes – Bandcamp
• Awake Remixes – Ghostly
• Weather Remixes – Bandcamp
• Weather Remixes – Ninja Tune
• Epoch (Deluxe Version) – Bandcamp
• Past Is Prologue – Bandcamp

Reviews

• Awake Remixes – Clash Magazine
• Awake Remixes – Stereofox
• Awake Deluxe Version – Northern Transmissions
• Awake Remixes – Georgetown Voice
• Weather Remixes – XS Noize
• Weather Remixes – Stereofox
• Weather Remixes – Album of the Year

Individual Remix Coverage

• Awake (Com Truise Remix) – Stereogum
• Apogee (RJD2 Remix) – Circuit Sweet
• Division (Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith Remix) – Clash Magazine
• Horizon (Poolside Remix) – Dancing Astronaut
• Epoch (Luttrell Remix) – Earmilk
• Japan (Satin Jackets Remix) – Dancing Astronaut
• Small Sanctuary (nimino Remix) – Ninja Tune
• Only Love (LP Giobbi Remix) – Bandcamp
• A Walk (Titanics Remix) – Indie Shuffle
• A Walk (Titanics Remix) – Hypebeast

Announcements and Social Media

• Awake Remix Album Announcement – Music Times
• Baio Remixes Tycho – ISO50 Blog
• Hours (Teen Daze Remix) Download – ISO50 Blog
• Dive Single with Remixes – ISO50 Blog
• Epoch Deluxe Announcement – @ISO50 Twitter
• Weather Remixes – Dancing Astronaut
• Weather Remixes – Exclaim!

Beatport and Discogs

• Awake (Com Truise Remix) – Beatport
• Coastal Brake EP – Discogs
• Dive Single – Discogs
• Horizon (Poolside Remix) – Beatport
• Division Remix – Beatport
• Epoch (Luttrell Remix) – Discogs