Morgin Madison Announces ‘Another Eden,’ A New Album About Hope, Change, And His Personal Journey

Morgin Madison has a history of making his best music when his life is at a crossroads. His 2021 debut album, Living the Phantasm, came together in just a few months on mau5trap while he was unsure he would keep making music at all. Five years later, he is gearing up for his third album, and it comes from an even more personal place. Another Eden is set to arrive on Friday, November 6 through Enhanced Recordings.

Madison has been a steady presence in melodic dance music for close to a decade. Records like “From The Start” and “Tell Me Who You Are” landed him on Billboard’s Dance Top 40, and he has toured with names like deadmau5, Kaskade, NERO, Tritonal, and No Mana. His second album, Odyssey, was a 16-track run through progressive house and trance that showed how far he could stretch his sound. With Another Eden, he is stretching it even further.

The album traces back to 2025, the year Madison got sober. Everything on the record was written and produced in the seven months after that decision. “Another Eden is an audio diary of the last year and a half of my life,” he said. “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 most of his career, the music and the lifestyle surrounding it were tangled together. Being on the road, playing clubs, and drinking were all part of the routine. When he stepped back from that, Madison was left asking what music actually meant to him once everything else was stripped away. The answer started to take shape during a rough patch that summer, when a friend put his situation in terms of a garden, telling him, “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 said. “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.”

He followed through. Madison got rid of his social media apps, blocked out the noise, and spent the next seven months resetting his priorities and making music with a clear mind. The tracks that came out of that time are some of the brightest and most carefree he has put out. He no longer holds himself to the progressive sound his fans have come to expect, and instead lets the mood of each song decide where it goes. The big melodies and emotional weight that drew people to his music in the first place are still at the center, but they now live inside a much broader range of styles.

Four singles are already out, and each one shows a different side of the project. “The Otherside” with LA-based singer and songwriter LeyeT got the rollout started, and her vocal brings a hopeful warmth that carries through the rest of the album. “Healing” is the heaviest of the bunch. Madison made it with Kindrid, a producer he has admired since their days sharing a label at mau5trap, and singer Linney, who has passed 130 million streams and worked alongside Steve Aoki, Nicky Romero, and Tritonal. The song comes from a period when Madison was angry and unsure of where his life was headed, and you can feel that in it. “Thinking Of U” with HILYTE and Division One and “Follow You” with HILYTE round out the singles, and between the four of them it’s clear Madison is pulling from all over the map.

Over the course of the full album, Madison works through every stage of the past year and a half, from the frustration and doubt to the optimism that came after. The title ties it all together. After letting the old garden die, Another Eden is Madison planting something new in its place and watching it grow.

Madison made his first album at a time when he thought he might be walking away from music. He made this one after choosing to start his life over. From everything he has shown so far, that choice has led him to some of the most personal and open music of his career.

Morgin Madison’s Another Eden arrives Friday, November 6 on Enhanced Recordings. Pre-save the album here.