Marsh Opens His Own Chapter With “Too High”

“Too High” arrived August 18, 2026 as a two-track single: the ambient opener “Aloft,” then the club record. Together they run about nine minutes. That sequence is the point. Marsh (Tom Marshall) wants you in the air before he asks you to move. The track had already been out in rooms, including a live debut at Anjunadeep Open Air London on August 9, back-to-back with Ezequiel Arias in front of a reported 12,000 people.

What we love is how little it borrows from a “new chapter” press script. This is still Marsh: progressive house with feeling, built for a floor that already knows his name. The difference is the imprint on the spine. Marshan Records launched in July 2026, named for the Marshans who follow him, after a drum & bass set at Anjunadeep Explorations.

The fourth album, Home, is due November 3, 2026. It is not out. We are not going to pretend it is. In the Magnetic interview, Marsh calls Marshan the forever label home and says the album title ultimately speaks to heaven. He wrote the record with the new label in mind, and says Anjuna taught him to follow his gut and be himself. The writing in the studio did not change. The house around it did.

Home is planned as 14 tracks: ambient, progressive house, trance, acid, and flashes of drum & bass, with returning voices ALLKNIGHT, Phenoir, and Leo Wood, plus Lyves. That range already has a precedent. Endless, his 2023 Anjunadeep album, asked what home actually is. Marshan is the first time he is trying to build an answer on his own terms. Melkweg and Roundhouse dates sit on the other side of the album. Those can wait.

If you want the new chapter in one listen, play “Aloft” into “Too High” without skipping. If you only have the club half, start there. Either way, this is the first page of Marsh’s independent run, not the last. We will get to Home when Home is actually here.