Marsh, a UK-born and US-based Melodic and Progressive house star, releases his new song “Floodlights” on Anjunadeep.
This stunning new release from Marsh expertly mixes delicate vocals with his signature bassline sound. It sounds best on a dance floor outside, swaying in the warm summer breeze.
‘Floodlights’ evokes images of light piercing through dark, foggy forests. I first debuted the track in my Kew Gardens mix, and it quickly became the most replayed moment of the set! The idea started with an ambient, fuzzy chord progression. Then I began jamming with the iconic DX7 Solid Bass patch (courtesy of Myon) and quickly found the bass riff. Next came the vocals. I fell in love with the angelic, choral vibes, which added a special hook to the record! It all came together quickly and has been a joy to feature in my recent sets – Marsh says.
To celebrate the release of “Floodlights,” Marsh will put out a fully filmed DJ set from the famous Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways (FfWHR) Snowdonia Star on Thursday, June 27th.
For Marsh, the train is very important. His parents, Andrew and Jacqui, helped and worked for Ffestiniog. Sam, Marsh’s friend and longtime partner, filmed the set, which looks like it belongs in a movie theater and has stunning views of the Welsh countryside.
The artist: Marsh
Marsh is at the top of the lyrical and progressive house scene ever since his 2023 album “Endless” came out.
The album went straight to the top of Beatport’s charts, and the artist went on a 52-date world tour that sold over 35,000 tickets. Marsh recently played to packed houses at HERE at Outernet in London and New Century Hall in Manchester.
He also played at EDC Las Vegas and Cercle‘s famous event at the Air France Museum in Paris, where 25,000 people watched.
With vocalists and longtime collaborators Jodie Knight and Leo Wood, Marsh will bring his hybrid show ARIA to the US in September. The show will be performed at famous places like LA’s Fonda Theatre, Chicago’s Concord Music Hall, and New York’s Webster Hall.
Anjunadeep Open Air Seattle (a fully filmed live show), Anjunadeep Explorations, Electric Forest, and Deep Tropics are some of the best summer festivals.
“Floodlights” by Marsh is now out on Anjunadeep.
