Following the release of five singles that introduced a new chapter in his sound, Morgin Madison releases his third studio album, ‘Another Eden’ on Enhanced Recordings. A concept album about hope and personal transformation, drawing on a wide range of genres and influences to create his most personal body of work to date.
For nearly a decade, Morgin Madison has built a reputation for emotionally driven electronic music, cinematic production and a distinctive approach to storytelling. His catalogue includes multiple Billboard Dance Top 40 records, including ‘From The Start’ and ‘Tell Me Who You Are’, while he has toured alongside artists such as deadmau5, Kaskade, NERO, Tritonal and No Mana. His second album, ‘Odyssey’, saw him further explore the intersection of progressive house, trance and atmospheric electronic music across a 16-track journey.
‘Another Eden’ finds Madison stepping into unfamiliar territory. Created entirely within a seven-month period, the album emerged from a period of significant personal change following his decision to get sober in 2025. Rather than attempting to recreate the music or lifestyle that came before it, Madison used this time to question what music meant to him and what he wanted his life to look like beyond it.
“‘Another Eden’ is an audio diary of the last year and a half of my life,” explains Morgin Madison. “In 2025 my life started to change really quickly after I got sober. I wasn’t sure if I could still make music like I used to, or if I even wanted to.”
For Madison, much of his relationship with music had been intertwined with the experiences surrounding it – travelling, nightclubs, gigs and drinking. Stepping away from that world gave him the opportunity to reconsider those associations and explore what could exist beyond them.
That exploration eventually became the foundation for ‘Another Eden’. During a particularly difficult period in summer 2025, a friend offered Madison an analogy that would go on to shape the album’s central idea: “Right now your garden of life is poisoned, and it’s up to you to bring it back to life.”
“That advice hit me hard,” Madison recalls. “I realized that the best days of my life are ahead as long as I have the discipline to stay present and show up for myself.”
Madison subsequently stepped away from the distractions around him, deleted his social media apps and dedicated the following seven months to reassessing his priorities and creating music from a different headspace. The result is an album that feels markedly more vibrant, eclectic and playful than his previous work, while retaining the emotional depth and melodic sensibility that have defined his catalogue.
That shift is reflected directly in the production, with Madison moving beyond the progressive and melodic electronic sound he has become known for. Detailed synth work, electronic textures, melodic arrangements and vocal-led songwriting come together across a varied tracklist, with each production serving the emotion of the song rather than adhering to a particular genre.
The album’s five singles offered a glimpse into this new direction. ‘The Otherside’, featuring Los Angeles-based songwriter and vocalist LeyeT, introduced the record with its message of hope and moving forward. LeyeT’s emotive vocal performance complements Madison’s melodic production, establishing the hopeful tone that runs throughout the album. ‘Healing’, a collaboration with Kindrid and Linney, followed with a more emotionally charged perspective, while ‘Thinking Of U’ with HILYTE and Division One, ‘Follow You’ with HILYTE, and the final pre-album single, ‘Around You’ with Treetalk, further revealed the breadth of the record’s sound.
Madison’s collaboration with Kindrid carries particular significance. The pair previously shared a home on mau5trap, and Madison has long admired his approach to production. ‘Healing’ came from a much more difficult emotional place, capturing the anger, frustration and uncertainty Madison was experiencing as he navigated a period of major personal change and tried to work out what came next.
The track features vocalist and songwriter Linney, whose work has made her a prominent voice in emotional electronic music, with more than 130 million streams across her catalogue and collaborations with artists including Steve Aoki, Nicky Romero and Tritonal. Her vocal performance adds another perspective to the track, bringing further emotional weight to a song rooted in one of the more challenging moments of Madison’s journey.
Across ‘Another Eden’, contrasting emotions – anger, uncertainty, optimism, curiosity and hope – become part of a wider story. Rather than following a single genre or formula, Madison allows each track to serve the feeling it is trying to communicate, moving freely between different shades of electronic music. His willingness to experiment gives the album its eclectic character, placing equal emphasis on melody, songwriting, sound design and the emotional core of the music.
The title ‘Another Eden’ reflects the album’s central idea: the possibility of rebuilding something meaningful after leaving an old version of yourself behind. It is less about returning to what was lost and more about creating something new.
With ‘Another Eden’, Morgin Madison turns a period of profound personal change into his most adventurous and honest record yet – an album about stepping away from what once defined you, discovering what remains, and finding the freedom to build something new.