2010, Deconstruction Records re-released "The Gift" together with remixes by Logistics, Gui Boratto, Tek-One and Michael Woods; Way Out West themselves also recorded a new remix of the track. Later that year, We Love Machine – The Remixes was released via Hope Recordings. The release featured remixes of tracks from We Love Machine by producers such as Scuba, Henry Saiz, Jaytech and D. Ramirez. 2017–present: Tuesday Maybe In April 2017, Way Out West announced their fifth studio album Tuesday Maybe, with the release of three web-exclusive singles: "Oceans" (featuring Liu Bei), "The Call" (featuring Doe Paoro) and "Slam". The album also features their 2016 singles "Tuesday Maybe" and "Set My Mind". The album was released on 16 June 2017 through Anjunadeep. In January 2018, Wisternoff hosted a Reddit AMA and hinted at upcoming work from Way Out West, claiming "Me and Nick are working on new material together". He also announced a then upcoming remix album for Tuesday Maybe. On 2 February 2018, the remix album, Tuesday Maybe (Remixed), was released on digital download stores. In 2018, Way Out West announced a five track EP comprising chill-out remixes of songs from Tuesday Maybe, titled Sunday Maybe. The EP's release was supported by the single "Sunday Maybe" on 3 April 2018, and was released on 20 April, on Anjunadeep. Live performances In support of their third studio album Don't Look Now in 2004, the duo expanded from their DJ roots to a full-fledged touring collective, playing at festivals such as Glastonbury 2004, Creamfields, and The Glade. The band had supported Faithless on their Australian tour in October 2004, and embarked on their own tour in the US in May and November 2004. In September 2017, Way Out West announced a UK concert tour to promote the release of Tuesday Maybe through their social media. The tour commenced in February 2018 and concluded in March the same year. 2001–03, 2016 Jody Wisternoff - keyboards, synths, samples, programming Nick Warren - engineering Adam Pickard (The Orb, The String Cheese Incident) - drums, electronic percussion 2004 Jody Wisternoff - keyboards, synths, samples, programming Nick Warren - engineering Omi (Emma Everett) - vocals George Vjestica (Groove Armada, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds) - guitars Joe Allen (Alison Moyet, Roni Size) - bass Damon Reece (Massive Attack, The Orb, Goldfrapp, Spiritualized, Echo & the Bunnymen, Lupine Howl. - drums, electronic percussion 2017-present Jody Wisternoff -