Overview

Beyond his studio albums (The Science of Patterns, Sunrise Projector, Past Is Prologue, Dive, Awake, Epoch, Weather, Simulcast, Infinite Health), Scott Hansen has released a substantial body of work as Tycho through standalone singles, digital-only releases, one-off collaborations, remix projects, soundtrack contributions, and free downloads distributed via his ISO50 blog and other channels. This catalog documents every known non-album Tycho track, organized chronologically and by category, with release dates, labels, formats, and current availability.

I. Pre-Dive Ghostly International Singles (2007–2009)

These three singles were issued on Ghostly International as precursors to what would become Tycho’s first major full-length on the label. They established Hansen’s relationship with Ghostly and laid the sonic groundwork for Dive.

1. The Daydream / The Disconnect (2007)

  • Release Date: November 12, 2007
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital download (2x File, 320 kbps MP3)
  • Catalog Number: GI-107
  • Tracks:
  • “The Daydream” (4:11)
  • “The Disconnect” (6:11)
  • Total Runtime: ~10 minutes
  • Later Album Appearance: Both tracks were included on the 2010 Ghostly International reissue of Past Is Prologue.
  • Current Availability: Available on all major streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, etc.) and on Bandcamp. Also available as a standalone single on Apple Music.
  • Notes: This was Tycho’s debut release on Ghostly International, billed as the first of three singles preceding a full-length album. “The Daydream” features acoustic guitar melodies, analogue synths, and layered vocal textures over stumbling breakbeat drums, while “The Disconnect” is a longer, more expansive piece. The tracks were also offered as DRM-free 320kbps MP3 downloads via the ISO50 blog.
  • Sources:
  • Ghostly International product page
  • Discogs release page
  • Apple Music listing
  • ISO50 Blog MP3 post

2. Adrift / From Home (2008)

  • Release Date: May 27, 2008 (announced); June 24, 2008 (official Ghostly release)
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital download (2x File, 320 kbps MP3)
  • Catalog Number: GI-117
  • Tracks:
  • “Adrift” (6:00, 75 BPM)
  • “From Home” (6:31, 82 BPM)
  • Total Runtime: ~12:31
  • Later Album Appearance: “Adrift” was reworked and included on Dive (2011). “From Home” appeared on the 2010 Ghostly reissue of Past Is Prologue and also featured a Mux Mool remix on that same reissue.
  • Current Availability: Available on all major streaming platforms and on Bandcamp.
  • Notes: The second of three singles leading to a full-length. “Adrift” later evolved significantly for its album version on Dive. The ISO50 blog announced the single’s availability on May 27, 2008, with Ghostly’s formal release following in June.
  • Sources:
  • Ghostly International product page
  • Discogs master release
  • ISO50 Blog announcement
  • ISO50 Blog availability post

3. Coastal Brake (2009)

  • Release Date: December 8, 2009
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: 12” vinyl (limited edition of 1,000 copies, 180 gram) + digital download
  • Catalog Number: GI-130
  • Tracks:
  • “Coastal Brake” (Original)
  • “Coastal Brake” (Manual Remix) (6:10)
  • “Coastal Brake” (Hatchback’s Cosmic Caviar Dub) (5:42)
  • “Coastal Brake” (Lusine Remix) (5:06)
  • Later Album Appearance: The original “Coastal Brake” was included on Dive (2011). It also appeared on the Hohokum soundtrack (2014).
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms. The limited vinyl pressing is out of print but trades on the secondary market.
  • Notes: The third and final pre-Dive single. This was Tycho’s first physical single release on Ghostly, pressed as a limited 12” with three remixes from Manual, Hatchback, and Lusine. The remixes represent the first time other artists officially remixed Tycho material for a commercial release.
  • Sources:
  • Ghostly International product page
  • Discogs vinyl release
  • Boomkat listing
  • Bleep listing

II. Dive-Era Singles and Remix Releases (2011–2012)

4. Hours (2011)

  • Release Date: August 1, 2011
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital single (2x File, 320 kbps MP3)
  • Tracks:
  • “Hours” (Original)
  • “Hours” (Teen Daze Remix) (5:32, 91 BPM, Eb Major)
  • Later Album Appearance: The original “Hours” was included on Dive (November 15, 2011).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms.
  • Notes: “Hours” was the lead single from Dive and Tycho’s first single release to generate significant attention beyond the Ghostly International fanbase. The Teen Daze remix was released on October 25, 2011, and was offered as a free download on the ISO50 blog. Vancouver producer Teen Daze transformed the track into a hazy, beatific interpretation.
  • Sources:
  • Discogs release
  • Bandcamp
  • Beatport - Teen Daze Remix
  • ISO50 Blog - Teen Daze Remix Download

5. Dive (Remix Single) (2012)

  • Release Date: April 2, 2012
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: 12” vinyl (limited pressing: 300 clear opaque + 700 standard) + digital download
  • Tracks:
  • “Dive” (Original)
  • “Dive” (Memoryhouse Remix)
  • “Dive” (Keep Shelly in Athens Remix)
  • Total Runtime: ~17 minutes
  • Later Album Appearance: The original “Dive” is the title track from the 2011 album.
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms. The clear vinyl pressing (exclusive to the Ghostly Store and ISO50) is out of print.
  • Notes: Following the success of the Dive album, Ghostly released the title track as a standalone single with two remixes. The 300-copy clear pressing was a Ghostly Store/ISO50 exclusive, while 700 standard copies were distributed worldwide.
  • Sources:
  • ISO50 Blog announcement
  • Discogs release
  • Bleep listing
  • Apple Music

6. Awake (Single) (2013)

  • Release Date: 2013
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital single
  • Chart Performance: US Dance Digital Songs: #21
  • Later Album Appearance: Title track on Awake (March 18, 2014).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms.
  • Notes: Released as a promotional single ahead of the Awake album. This marked the first time a Tycho single charted on Billboard’s Dance Digital Songs chart.
  • Sources:
  • Wikipedia - Tycho discography
  • Beatport

7. Montana (Single) (2014)

  • Release Date: 2014
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital single
  • Chart Performance: US Dance Digital Songs: #31
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Awake (2014).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms.
  • Sources:
  • Wikipedia - Tycho discography

8. Spectre (Single) (2014)

  • Release Date: August 12, 2014
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital single
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Awake (2014).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms.
  • Notes: The third single from Awake. Later received a notable Bibio remix (see Awake Remixes below).
  • Sources:
  • Wikipedia - Tycho discography
  • Ghostly International - Spectre Remix

9. See (Single) (2014)

  • Release Date: 2014
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital single
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Awake (2014).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and SoundCloud.
  • Sources:
  • SoundCloud
  • Bandcamp

10. See (Beacon Remix) (2014)

  • Release Date: September 15, 2014
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “See” (Beacon Remix) (3:54)
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Awake Remixes (2016).
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: New York duo Beacon contributed a reworking of “See” that was initially released as a standalone single months after the Awake album, then later collected on the Awake Remixes album.
  • Sources:
  • Discogs
  • Bandcamp
  • Stereogum
  • ISO50 Blog

11. Spectre (Bibio Remix) (2016)

  • Release Date: January 15, 2016
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Spectre” (Bibio Remix) (4:18)
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Awake Remixes (2016).
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms, Bandcamp, and SoundCloud.
  • Notes: Warp Records artist Bibio reworked “Spectre” from Awake. Initially released as a standalone promotional single, later collected on Awake Remixes.
  • Sources:
  • Ghostly International
  • Bandcamp
  • SoundCloud
  • ISO50 Blog

12. Awake Remixes (Full Remix Album) (2016)

  • Release Date: January 15, 2016 (digital); May 20, 2016 (physical)
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital download; LP (limited blue vinyl)
  • Chart Performance: US Dance/Electronic Albums: #3; US Independent Albums: #42
  • Tracklist: 1. Awake (Com Truise Remix) 2. Montana (Christopher Willits Remix) 3. L (Dusty Brown Remix) 4. Dye (Nitemoves Remix) 5. See (Beacon Remix) 6. Apogee (RJD2 Remix) 7. Spectre (Bibio Remix) 8. Plains (Baio Remix) 9. Montana (Few Nolder Remix)
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms, Bandcamp, and physical copies via Ghostly.
  • Notes: A complete remix companion to Awake. Several of the remixes (See/Beacon, Spectre/Bibio) had been previously released as standalone singles. The album debuted at #3 on the US Dance/Electronic Albums chart, demonstrating the commercial reach Tycho had achieved by this point. Baio (Vampire Weekend bassist Chris Baio) and RJD2 represent particularly notable collaborators.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Discogs
  • Ghostly International

IV. Epoch-Era Singles and Deluxe Bonus Material (2016–2019)

13. Division (Single) (2016)

  • Release Date: Late June 2016
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital single
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Epoch (September 30, 2016).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms.
  • Notes: The lead single from Epoch, premiering in late June 2016 ahead of the album’s surprise digital release on September 30. “Division” was later accompanied by two remix singles (see below).
  • Sources:
  • Ghostly International
  • Bandcamp

14. Epoch (Single) (2016)

  • Release Date: September 2016
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital single
  • Chart Performance: US Dance Digital Songs: #27
  • Later Album Appearance: Title track on Epoch (September 30, 2016).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms.
  • Notes: The second pre-release single from Epoch, released shortly before the album.
  • Sources:
  • Circuit Sweet
  • The Four Oh Five

15. Division (Remixes) (2016)

  • Release Date: November 18, 2016
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Division” (Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith Remix)
  • “Division” (Heathered Pearls Remix)
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Epoch (Deluxe Version) (2019).
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: Two contrasting remixes: Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith delivers an extended, melting exploration while Ghostly labelmate Heathered Pearls emphasizes rhythmic elements.
  • Sources:
  • Ghostly International
  • Beatport
  • SoundCloud

16. Horizon (Poolside Remix) (2018)

  • Release Date: May 11, 2018
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Horizon” (Poolside Remix)
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Epoch (Deluxe Version) (2019).
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: San Francisco daytime-disco artist Poolside transformed the introspective “Horizon” from Epoch into a cosmic, handclap-driven reworking. Released as a standalone single before being collected on the deluxe edition.
  • Sources:
  • Ghostly International
  • Bandcamp
  • Discogs

17. Jetty (2018)

  • Release Date: November 30, 2018
  • Label: Astralwerks (via Ninjawerks Volume 1 compilation)
  • Format: Digital single / compilation track
  • Later Album Appearance: None. Standalone non-album track. Appears only on Ninjawerks Volume 1 (December 14, 2018).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and SoundCloud.
  • Notes: A genuine one-off created while Hansen was deep in production on what would become Weather. The track was commissioned for Ninjawerks Volume 1, a compilation curated by professional gamer Ninja and released on Astralwerks. Hansen described it as inspired by video games and the alternate realities they offer. This is one of Tycho’s few tracks released outside of Ghostly International or Mom+Pop/Ninja Tune.
  • Sources:
  • Discogs
  • ISO50 Blog
  • SoundCloud
  • Billboard

18. Epoch (Deluxe Version) (2019)

  • Release Date: February 15, 2019
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital download
  • Tracklist (bonus tracks appended to original album):
  • All 10 original Epoch tracks, plus:
  • “Horizon” (Poolside Remix)
  • “Epoch” (Luttrell Remix)
  • “Division” (Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith Remix)
  • “Division” (Heathered Pearls Remix)
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: Collects previously released remixes alongside an unreleased edit by San Francisco house producer Luttrell. The Luttrell remix of the title track was exclusive to this release at the time.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Ghostly International
  • Scott Hansen Twitter announcement

19. Easy (2019)

  • Release Date: April 17, 2019
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music (US) / Ninja Tune (ROW)
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Easy” (featuring Saint Sinner)
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Weather (July 12, 2019).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: A pivotal release in Tycho’s career. “Easy” was the first track to feature vocals prominently (performed by Saint Sinner, a.k.a. Hannah Cottrell), and it was Tycho’s first release on Mom+Pop/Ninja Tune after departing Ghostly International. The single signaled a major creative shift.
  • Sources:
  • Apple Music
  • Billboard
  • Bandcamp

20. Pink & Blue (2019)

  • Release Date: May 14, 2019
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Pink & Blue” (featuring Saint Sinner)
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Weather (July 12, 2019).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms, Bandcamp, and SoundCloud.
  • Notes: Released alongside the announcement of the Weather album. Saint Sinner’s lyrics carry personal significance regarding identity and self-discovery. The single was accompanied by a music video.
  • Sources:
  • Stereogum
  • Bandcamp
  • mxdwn Music

21. Japan (2019)

  • Release Date: June 11, 2019
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Japan” (featuring Saint Sinner)
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Weather (July 12, 2019).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms.
  • Notes: The third and final pre-release single from Weather. Described as a two-part piece inspired by a trip to Hakone, Japan, with a shorter vocal cut and a longer instrumental B-side. An accompanying music video was created.
  • Sources:
  • Billboard
  • Paste Magazine
  • Circuit Sweet

22. Pink & Blue (RAC Mix) (2019)

  • Release Date: August 20, 2019
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Pink & Blue” (RAC Mix) (featuring Saint Sinner)
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Weather Remixes (2020).
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms, Bandcamp, and SoundCloud.
  • Notes: Grammy Award-winning DJ/producer RAC reworked “Pink & Blue” with added piano loops and high-energy beats. Released as a standalone single shortly after the Weather album, later collected on Weather Remixes.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • SoundCloud
  • Ninja Tune

23. Stress EP (2019)

  • Release Date: December 12, 2019
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital EP
  • Tracks: 1. “No Stress” (featuring Saint Sinner) – from Weather 2. “No Stress” (Instrumental) 3. “Stress” – new recording
  • Later Album Appearance: “Stress” was later included as a track on Simulcast (2020) in reworked form.
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: Hansen described the project as an exploration of approaching the same idea from two different perspectives. “Stress” represents the instrumental counterpart to the vocal-led “No Stress” from Weather, but as a distinct composition rather than a simple instrumental version. The EP was released to celebrate Weather’s Grammy nomination.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Ninja Tune
  • Dancing Astronaut

24. Outer Sunset (2020)

  • Release Date: February 28, 2020
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Chart Performance: US Dance Digital Songs: #32
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Simulcast (February 28, 2020).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms, Bandcamp, and SoundCloud.
  • Notes: Released as the lead single ahead of Simulcast, the instrumental companion album to Weather. “Outer Sunset” is the instrumental counterpart to “Skate” from Weather. Named after the Outer Sunset neighborhood in San Francisco.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • EDM.com
  • SoundCloud

25. Weather Remixes (2020)

  • Release Date: December 18, 2020
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital album
  • Tracklist: 1. Easy (Mild Minds Remix) 2. Pink & Blue (RAC Mix) 3. Japan (Satin Jackets Remix) 4. Into The Woods (Christopher Willits Remix) 5. Skate (pluko Remix) 6. For How Long (Harvey Sutherland Remix) 7. No Stress (featuring Saint Sinner – Com Truise Remix) 8. Weather (Nitemoves Remix)
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: The full remix companion to Weather. Several tracks had been previously released as standalone singles (notably the RAC mix of “Pink & Blue” and the pluko remix of “Skate”). Christopher Willits and Nitemoves are recurring Tycho collaborators/remixers, having also contributed to the Awake Remixes collection.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Ninja Tune
  • Magnetic Magazine

VI. Post-Weather Standalone Singles and Collaborations (2020–2023)

26. Run Away (with rum.gold) (2020)

  • Release Date: September 30, 2020
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Run Away” (with rum.gold)
  • Later Album Appearance: None. Standalone non-album single.
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: A genuine standalone collaboration between Tycho and Brooklyn R&B singer-songwriter rum.gold. This was Tycho’s first collaboration with a male vocalist. The two worked remotely (Hansen in San Francisco, rum.gold in Brooklyn). The release includes both a main version and an acoustic version. Hansen described rum.gold’s voice as providing contrast that pushed the work into a different emotional space.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Ninja Tune
  • Dancing Astronaut
  • SF Weekly

27. Only Love (with Benjamin Gibbard) (2021)

  • Release Date: July 13, 2021
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Only Love”
  • Later Album Appearance: None. Standalone non-album single.
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: A collaboration between Tycho and Benjamin Gibbard (Death Cab for Cutie / The Postal Service). The two first connected when Tycho remixed Death Cab for Cutie’s “The Ghosts of Beverly Drive” in 2016. “Only Love” is an uplifting, tender piece that blends Gibbard’s vocals with Hansen’s production. Later spawned two additional versions: the Brijean remix and the LP Giobbi remix.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Rolling Stone
  • Stereogum
  • JamBase

28. Only Love (with Brijean) (2021)

  • Release Date: December 2, 2021
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Only Love (with Brijean)”
  • Later Album Appearance: None. Standalone release.
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: Oakland-based duo Brijean (Brijean Murphy and Doug Stuart) contributed a reworking of “Only Love” that shifts the mood from the original Gibbard version. Released as a standalone single.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Ninja Tune
  • Under the Radar

29. Only Love (LP Giobbi Remix) (2021)

  • Release Date: 2021
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Only Love (LP Giobbi Remix)”
  • “Only Love (LP Giobbi Remix – Femme House Edit)”
  • Later Album Appearance: None. Standalone release.
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: Austin-based producer, DJ, pianist, and activist LP Giobbi added piano loops and high-energy beats to the “Only Love” collaboration. Released alongside a “Femme House Edit” variant.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Ninja Tune
  • SoundCloud

30. Time to Run (2023)

  • Release Date: July 10, 2023
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Infinite Health (August 30, 2024).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: Tycho’s first original instrumental composition in three years (excluding collaborations). The track features Zac Brown on guitar and Kaelin Ellis on drums, with mixing by Grizzly Bear’s Chris Taylor and mastering by Joe LaPorta. Hansen described it as inspired by cross-country running. This was the earliest preview of the sound that would define Infinite Health.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • KEXP Song of the Day
  • EDM.com
  • Brooklyn Vegan

31. Small Sanctuary (2023)

  • Release Date: November 7, 2023
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Later Album Appearance: None confirmed. Not included on Infinite Health.
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: Premiered live at Burning Man during Hansen’s traditional sunrise set before its commercial release. The track was mixed with Grizzly Bear’s Chris Taylor. Later received a nimino remix (see below).
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Ninja Tune
  • JamBands

32. Small Sanctuary (nimino Remix) (2023)

  • Release Date: December 11, 2023
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Small Sanctuary (nimino Remix)”
  • Later Album Appearance: None.
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: London-based musician nimino delivered an upbeat reworking. Released as the final Tycho single of 2023.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Ninja Tune
  • Boomkat

VII. Infinite Health-Era Singles and Post-Album Releases (2024–2026)

33. Phantom (2024)

  • Release Date: June 25, 2024
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Later Album Appearance: Included on Infinite Health (August 30, 2024).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms.
  • Notes: Lead single from Infinite Health. Hansen has called it his favorite track on the album. The accompanying music video was created in collaboration with visual artist Ricardo Ponce (Pixel Flux) and directed by Hansen himself.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Album of the Year
  • We Rave You

34. Devices / Green (2024)

  • Release Date: July 31, 2024
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital double single
  • Tracks:
  • “Devices”
  • “Green”
  • Later Album Appearance: Both included on Infinite Health (August 30, 2024).
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms.
  • Notes: Released as a double-sided single one month before the album. Hansen described the two tracks as conceptual bookends of the album: “Green” as an elegy to childhood and connection with nature, and “Devices” as representing the struggle to stay connected to nature and humanity in the modern world.
  • Sources:
  • JamBase
  • The Daily Music Report
  • Electronic Groove

35. Where You Are EP (2024)

  • Release Date: December 12, 2024
  • Label: Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital EP
  • Tracklist: 1. “Infinite Health” (featuring Cautious Clay) (4:29) 2. “To Everywhere Pt. 1” (1:10) 3. “To Everywhere Pt. 2” (1:09) 4. “DX Odyssey” (3:18) 5. “Infinite Health (Extended Edit)” (featuring Cautious Clay) (4:32) 6. “Epilogue” (1:54)
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: A post-album EP expanding on themes from Infinite Health. Features a vibrant rework and an extended edit of the album’s title track (featuring Cautious Clay), plus new short-form compositions “To Everywhere Pt. 1” and “To Everywhere Pt. 2.” “DX Odyssey” and “Epilogue” also appear on the album itself, making the two “To Everywhere” tracks and the extended edit the exclusive new material here.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Ninja Tune
  • We Rave You
  • Apple Music

36. Boundary Rider (with Paul Banks) (2025)

  • Release Date: October 22, 2025
  • Label: Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Boundary Rider” (with Paul Banks)
  • Later Album Appearance: None confirmed as of April 2026.
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: A collaboration with Paul Banks (Interpol). The track originated as an instrumental demo called “Forge” that Hansen had been developing for two years before sending it to Banks. Hansen cited Interpol as one of his biggest influences. The title references Boundary Riders, people who patrolled and maintained fences in the vast expanse of the Western Australian outback during the 1930s. Banks’ vocals are delivered over crisp percussion, swirling guitar riffs, and layered synths.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Stereogum
  • NME
  • FLOOD Magazine

37. Forge (2026)

  • Release Date: March 4, 2026
  • Label: Ninja Tune
  • Format: Digital single
  • Tracks:
  • “Forge”
  • Later Album Appearance: None confirmed as of April 2026.
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and Bandcamp.
  • Notes: The instrumental companion to “Boundary Rider.” After completing the vocal version with Paul Banks, Hansen revisited his original demo (which had been titled “Forge”) and completed it as a standalone instrumental. This mirrors Hansen’s longstanding creative practice of releasing both vocal and instrumental versions of material (as with the Weather/Simulcast pairing).
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Electronic Groove
  • Northern Transmissions
  • The Daily Music Report

VIII. Remixes by Tycho (for Other Artists)

In addition to his own releases, Hansen has produced remixes for other artists under the Tycho name. These represent a relatively small but notable body of work.

38. Little Dragon – “Little Man” (Tycho Remix) (2011)

  • Release Date: November 2011
  • Label: Ghostly International (digital release)
  • Format: Digital single / free download
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms, Bandcamp, and SoundCloud. Also included on the Back to Mine: Tycho compilation (2022).
  • Notes: Hansen’s first-ever remix for another artist. Created shortly before touring together with Little Dragon. Originally offered as a free download, then later included on the Back to Mine compilation. Features Hansen’s signature guitar and synth layering applied to Little Dragon’s original.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • ISO50 Blog
  • SoundCloud
  • Discogs

39. Death Cab for Cutie – “The Ghosts of Beverly Drive” (Tycho Remix) (2016)

  • Release Date: January 15, 2016
  • Label: Atlantic Records
  • Format: Digital single
  • Duration: ~5:00 (160 BPM, F# minor)
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and SoundCloud.
  • Notes: Tycho’s remix of the Kintsugi track. This collaboration planted the seed for the later “Only Love” collaboration with Benjamin Gibbard.
  • Sources:
  • Discogs
  • Apple Music
  • SoundCloud

40. Portugal. The Man – “Live in the Moment” (Tycho Remixes) (2018)

  • Release Date: 2018
  • Label: Atlantic Records
  • Format: Digital single (2 tracks)
  • Tracks:
  • “Live in the Moment” (Tycho Sunrise Remix)
  • “Live in the Moment” (Tycho Sunset Remix)
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms and SoundCloud.
  • Notes: Two contrasting remixes of Portugal. The Man’s hit single – a “Sunrise” version and a “Sunset” version, reflecting Hansen’s longstanding fascination with the transitional light of dawn and dusk.
  • Sources:
  • Spotify
  • SoundCloud - Sunrise Remix
  • SoundCloud - Sunset Remix

IX. Soundtrack and Compilation Contributions

41. Hohokum Soundtrack (2014)

  • Release Date: August 12, 2014
  • Label: Ghostly International
  • Format: Digital download; limited vinyl (rainbow splatter)
  • Tycho Tracks on Soundtrack:
  • “L”
  • “A Walk”
  • “Coastal Brake”
  • “Send and Receive”
  • Notes: Tycho’s music served as the foundational score for the PlayStation game Hohokum, developed by Honeyslug and published by Sony. The four Tycho tracks were imbued with warm textures and propulsive rhythms suited to the game’s visual worlds. Hansen was involved in the game’s creative development alongside designer Ben Benjamin. The soundtrack also features contributions from other Ghostly artists including Matthew Dear, Shigeto, Com Truise, Christopher Willits, and Heathered Pearls. While all four Tycho tracks appeared on earlier albums (Dive, Past Is Prologue, Awake), their inclusion in the game soundtrack context represents a distinct release.
  • Sources:
  • Ghostly Bandcamp
  • PlayStation Blog
  • Beatport

42. Ghost of Kodoku (Tycho Remix) – Ghost of Tsushima: Reimagined (2020)

  • Release Date: July 6, 2020 (single); July 10, 2020 (full EP)
  • Label: Milan Records
  • Format: Digital single / EP track
  • Duration: 5:29
  • Current Availability: Available on all streaming platforms.
  • Notes: Tycho contributed a remix of “Ghost of Kodoku” (composed by Ilan Eshkeri and Shigeru Umebayashi) for the Sound of the Storm – Ghost of Tsushima Soundtrack: Reimagined EP. The four-track EP also features contributions from TOKiMONSTA, The Glitch Mob, and Nine Inch Nails’ Alessandro Cortini. The remix translates the game’s Japanese-inflected score into Tycho’s characteristic sonic palette.
  • Sources:
  • Spotify
  • Conscious Electronic
  • Kotaku
  • Apple Music

43. Television and Film Placements

Tycho’s existing catalog has been licensed for use in various television programs. Known placements include:

  • Suits (2014) – “Spectre”
  • Off the Air (Adult Swim, 2016) – “Ascension”
  • Keeping Up with the Joneses (2017) – “See (Beacon Remix)”

These are catalog placements rather than original compositions, but they represent the broader media footprint of Tycho’s non-album material.

X. Back to Mine Compilation and Exclusive Edits (2022)

44. Back to Mine: Tycho (2022)

  • Release Date: September 30, 2022
  • Label: Back to Mine / DMC
  • Format: CD (Mixed + Compilation); 2xLP vinyl
  • Tracklist: 1. Tycho – Spectre (Bibio Remix) 2. Casino Versus Japan – It’s Very Sunny 3. Luis Lancaster – Last Sunset 4. Nate Mercereau – Of Course That’s Happening 5. Craft Spells – Our Park by Night 6. Panama – Destroyer 7. Muddy Monk & Jimmy Whoo – Divine 8. Schneider TM – Frogtoise 9. Little Dragon – Little Man (Tycho Remix) 10. Luke Abbott – Modern Driveway 11. Weval – You Made It (Part II) 12. Tourist – Elixir 13. Ulrich Schnauss – In All the Wrong Places 14. Tycho – PBS (Live Edit) [exclusive] 15. Slowdive – Sugar for the Pill (Radio Edit) 16. Octo Octa – Beam Me Up (Please Take Me Away Mix)
  • Current Availability: Available on streaming platforms and Bandcamp. Physical editions available through the Back to Mine store and select retailers.
  • Notes: Part of the long-running Back to Mine mix series (previously featuring artists like New Order, Fatboy Slim, and Mercury Rev). Hansen curated a 16-track selection reflecting his personal listening tastes. The compilation features two previously available Tycho-related tracks (the Bibio remix of “Spectre” and his Little Dragon remix) alongside the exclusive “PBS (Live Edit)”, a reworking of a 2006-era Tycho track that had never been commercially released. “PBS” is one of the rarest items in the Tycho catalog, dating back to the Sunrise Projector era, and this live edit represents its only official release.
  • Sources:
  • Bandcamp
  • Discogs (vinyl)
  • Discogs (CD)
  • Resident Advisor
  • Clash Magazine
  • Bizzarre

XI. ISO50 Blog Free Downloads and SoundCloud-Only Material

Throughout the late 2000s and early 2010s, Hansen used his ISO50 blog (blog.iso50.com) as a primary distribution channel for free music, including Tycho tracks, tracks from other artists he admired, and curated compilations.

Known ISO50 Blog Free Releases

  • The Daydream / The Disconnect (DRM-free MP3s): The debut Ghostly single was offered as a direct download in 320kbps MP3 format via the ISO50 blog around the time of its 2007 release.

  • Source: ISO50 Blog

  • Hours (Teen Daze Remix) Free Download: The Teen Daze remix of “Hours” was offered as a free download on the ISO50 blog in late 2011, ahead of the Dive album release.

  • Source: ISO50 Blog

  • Little Dragon “Little Man” (Tycho Remix) Free Download: Hansen’s first-ever remix was given away as a free download on the ISO50 blog in November 2011.

  • Source: ISO50 Blog

  • ISO50 Music Exclusive Free MP3 EPs: Hansen curated at least three multi-artist free MP3 EPs distributed via the blog (titled “FREE MP3 EP,” “FREE MP3 EP PART II,” and “FREE MP3 EP PART III”). These featured various artists rather than exclusive Tycho material but demonstrate the blog’s role as a music distribution platform.

  • Sources: Part I, Part II, Part III

  • Free Tracks by Tycho + Mux Mool + Shigeto: In May 2010, Ghostly gave away free tracks from Tycho, Mux Mool, and Shigeto via the ISO50 blog in connection with the Horizon Line label compilation. The specific Tycho track offered was a version of “Adrift” (later remixed by Shigeto as “Adrift A Dream Mix”).

  • Source: ISO50 Blog

SoundCloud Presence

Tycho’s official SoundCloud profile (soundcloud.com/tycho) hosts streams of most commercially released singles and album tracks. While no confirmed SoundCloud-exclusive tracks that are entirely unavailable elsewhere have been identified in this research, the platform has served as an early premiere channel for several singles (including “Outer Sunset,” “Time to Run,” and “Small Sanctuary”) and as a hosting platform for DJ mix previews (e.g., the Back to Mine compilation DJ mix preview).

XII. Compilation Appearances (Existing Tracks on Various-Artist Collections)

Beyond the releases documented above, previously released Tycho tracks have appeared on various-artist compilations, notably:

  • Horizon Line / Ghostly By Night (2010, Ghostly International) – A double-disc label compilation featuring new, forthcoming, and unreleased material from the Ghostly roster. Included “Adrift (Shigeto’s Adrift A Dream Mix),” a remix of the 2008 Tycho single.

  • Source: Resident Advisor

  • Ninjawerks Volume 1 (2018, Astralwerks) – Included the exclusive track “Jetty” (see entry #17 above).

XIII. Past Is Prologue – Reissue Bonus Material (2010)

When Ghostly International reissued Past Is Prologue in 2010, the album was expanded with bonus remixes that constitute additional non-album material:

  • “Send and Receive” (Chachi Jones Remix)
  • “From Home” (Mux Mool Remix) – Brooklyn producer Mux Mool expanded the original into a bass-heavy reworking
  • Additional remixes by Dusty Brown and Nautilis

These remixes were appended to the album tracklist on the Ghostly reissue and are available on streaming platforms as part of Past Is Prologue.

XIV. Summary and Statistics

Total Non-Album Releases Cataloged: 44 entries

  • Pre-Dive Ghostly Singles: 3 (The Daydream/The Disconnect, Adrift/From Home, Coastal Brake)
  • Dive-Era Singles/Remix Releases: 2 (Hours, Dive Remix Single)
  • Awake-Era Singles and Remix Releases: 7 (Awake, Montana, Spectre, See, See Beacon Remix, Spectre Bibio Remix, Awake Remixes full album)
  • Epoch-Era Singles and Deluxe Material: 6 (Division, Epoch single, Division Remixes, Horizon Poolside Remix, Jetty, Epoch Deluxe)
  • Weather-Era Singles and Related: 7 (Easy, Pink & Blue, Japan, Pink & Blue RAC Mix, Stress EP, Outer Sunset, Weather Remixes)
  • Post-Weather Standalone Singles: 7 (Run Away, Only Love original, Only Love Brijean, Only Love LP Giobbi, Time to Run, Small Sanctuary, Small Sanctuary nimino Remix)
  • Infinite Health-Era Singles and Post-Album: 5 (Phantom, Devices/Green, Where You Are EP, Boundary Rider, Forge)
  • Remixes by Tycho for Other Artists: 3 (Little Dragon, Death Cab for Cutie, Portugal. The Man)
  • Soundtrack/Compilation Contributions: 2 (Hohokum, Ghost of Tsushima)
  • Compilation/Curatorial Projects: 1 (Back to Mine)
  • Reissue Bonus Material: 1 entry (Past Is Prologue reissue remixes)

Labels Used for Singles

  • Ghostly International: 2007–2019 (all releases through the Epoch Deluxe)
  • Mom+Pop Music / Ninja Tune: 2019–present (all releases from “Easy” onward)
  • Astralwerks: 2018 (Jetty / Ninjawerks only)
  • Atlantic Records: 2016, 2018 (remixes for Death Cab for Cutie and Portugal. The Man)
  • Milan Records: 2020 (Ghost of Tsushima remix)
  • Back to Mine / DMC: 2022 (Back to Mine compilation)

Tracks That Remained Standalone (Never Appeared on a Studio Album)

  • “Jetty” (2018) – Ninjawerks exclusive
  • “Run Away” (with rum.gold, 2020)
  • “Only Love” (with Benjamin Gibbard, 2021) and all variants
  • “Small Sanctuary” (2023)
  • “PBS (Live Edit)” (2022, Back to Mine exclusive)
  • “Boundary Rider” (with Paul Banks, 2025) – as of April 2026
  • “Forge” (2026) – as of April 2026
  • “To Everywhere Pt. 1” and “To Everywhere Pt. 2” (Where You Are EP exclusive)

This catalog was compiled from Discogs, Bandcamp, Apple Music, Spotify, Ghostly International, Ninja Tune, the ISO50 Blog archive, Wikipedia, Billboard, SoundCloud, and various music press sources. All URLs were verified as of April 2026. For corrections or additions, cross-reference with the Discogs artist page for Tycho (discogs.com/artist/71827-Tycho-3), which lists 44 total releases including 28 singles and EPs.