The Chemical Brothers are continuing their deep dive into their own archive, this time giving ‘Do It Again’ the high-definition treatment nearly two decades after its original release. The track’s iconic music video, shot on location in Morocco by director Michael Haussman, has now been re-uploaded in 4K, giving longtime fans a sharper look at one of the visual highlights from the duo’s catalog.
Originally released in 2007 as part of the duo’s sixth studio album, ‘We Are the Night’, ‘Do It Again’ paired the group’s signature club-ready production with vocals from Ali Love, becoming one of the record’s standout singles. Haussman’s Morocco-shot visuals gave the video a distinct, sun-baked aesthetic that’s held up well since its original release, making it a natural candidate for restoration.
This isn’t an isolated move. The 4K reissue follows a broader pattern from The Chemical Brothers throughout 2026, having already remastered the ‘Galvanize’ video (directed by Adam Smith) in high definition and released ‘Go’ live show visuals from Smith and Lyall earlier this year. Together, these releases point to a deliberate, ongoing effort to preserve and modernise the visual side of their catalog for a generation discovering it well after the fact. 
For a duo whose live shows have always leaned as heavily on visuals as on sound, the archival push feels less like nostalgia and more like maintenance, ensuring the group’s most striking imagery holds up to modern viewing standards as much as the music still does.
