Marsh Explores Love, Loss and Belonging on Fourth Studio Album Home
The British producer unveils his first fully independent album, bringing together 14 tracks spanning progressive house, ambient, trance and drum & bass. Released through his own imprint, Marshan Records, the project arrives alongside new single ‘If Only’ featuring Lyves and Phenoir.
Marsh has released Home, his fourth studio album and a defining new chapter in his artistic journey. Arriving through his independent imprint Marshan Records, the project explores the meaning of home beyond its physical boundaries, reflecting on love, loss, belonging and human connection while introducing a deeper question about what might exist beyond this life.
Across 14 tracks, the album moves between atmospheric ambient, progressive house, euphoric trance, acid textures and drum & bass, drawing on the different influences that have shaped Marsh's musical identity. Collaborations with ALLKNIGHT, Leo Wood, Phenoir and Lyves introduce additional perspectives, expanding the record's emotional range while preserving the warmth and melodic depth that have become central to his sound.
Among its highlights is ‘If Only’, a collaboration with Lyves and Phenoir exploring unconditional love and the difficult balance between holding on and letting go. Lyves' expressive vocals bring vulnerability to a production dedicated by Marsh and Phenoir to Roseanne, Phenoir's mother, honouring her memory and the connection they shared. The track follows previous singles ‘Run Away’, ‘One Love’ and ‘Aloft / Too High’, each revealing a different aspect of the album's sonic world.
Among its highlights is ‘If Only’, a collaboration with Lyves and Phenoir exploring unconditional love and the difficult balance between holding on and letting go. Lyves' expressive vocals bring vulnerability to a production dedicated by Marsh and Phenoir to Roseanne, Phenoir's mother, honouring her memory and the connection they shared. The track follows previous singles ‘Run Away’, ‘One Love’ and ‘Aloft / Too High’, each revealing a different aspect of the album's sonic world.
Home also marks Marsh's first fully independent album and the inaugural full-length release on Marshan Records, named after the Marshans, the community that has grown around his music. Following three previous studio albums and performances at Red Rocks, Coachella and The Gorge, the producer embraces greater creative freedom while strengthening the connection between his music and its global audience.
The release will be followed by the Home Tour, with headline performances at Amsterdam's Melkweg on November 7, London's Roundhouse on November 13 and Paris' Central Chapelle on November 14. The London show will feature a special three-hour performance, including live vocals from ALLKNIGHT, Leo Wood and Lyves alongside custom visual production. Ultimately, Home invites listeners to reflect on where they belong, the people who shape their lives and the possibility of an eternal destination beyond the world we know.
Listen to Home: Apple Music | Beatport | Official Store
