Seeking refuge in post punk electronic music and the underground music scene of Los Angeles, David Alvarado built the foundation of a career with blood, sweat, and tears. A career that now spans over 20 years, molded by gang violence, renegade parties, and personal tragedy, he was discovered by Plus 8 Records founders Richie Hawtin and John Acquaviva in the early 90’s.
David has gone on to record with some of the worlds most respected electronic music labels such as Peacefrog, Plastic City, Ovum, Ultra Music, and Strictly Rhythm.

His dark, hard hitting, driving, soulful sound created a reputation that still precedes him decades later. Always passionate and uncompromising as an artist, he continues to cut his own path still today. Relentless in his desire to explore new territory creatively, he continues pushing, provoking, and inspiring, while never forgetting his roots and his past.

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TREMOR - THE NEW ALBUM - OUT NOW

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Revered producer and composer Daniel Avery returns with a new album and live show, his most ambitious works to date. Channelling every corner of his sound, Tremor is a bold and transportive body of work through euphoric shoegaze, submerged techno, ambient soundscape and industrial bliss. It remains unmistakably Avery, yet dramatically evolved.


With the album Avery has welcomed an inspiring cast of collaborators, including the likes of Alison Mosshart (The Kills), Walter Schreifels (Quicksand / Rival Schools), bdrmm, Julie Dawson (NewDad), yeule, Ellie, Art School Girlfriend, yunè pinku, and Cecile Believe. Each artist leaves their indelible mark, yet the record’s true power lies in the communal spirit at its core.

“This is a living and breathing collective,” says Avery. “Since the earliest recordings, Tremor felt like a studio in the sky, a space in time through which we could all pass as artists”, he reflects. “It’s the welcoming spirit of acid house with the doors flung open wider still to allow in every influence from my musical journey: the warmth of distortion, the stillness inside intensity, the transcendental beauty of noise... They have always been there in my music but now it feels like those ideas are being transmitted in Technicolor. This is a record for the post-rave comedown kids, the guitar heads and anyone else who wants to come along for the ride. Everyone is welcome.”

Tremor will be released by Avery’s new home of Domino on 31st October.

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