MPH has a new album on the way.
The UK garage sensation today revealed his third full-length, Here, Forever, will arrive via DisOrder and Capitol Records on November 20.
Ninety percent written from the road across a run of 50 gigs in four months last year, the project is described in a press release as “pure peak-time heat,” collecting the high-energy spoils of one of dance music’s most prolific producers, cooked up on buses, in the air and at airport departure gates across the globe.
“If I’m on a plane or delayed, there’s all this free time where I’d just be sitting there doomscrolling on TikTok,” MPH said in a statement. “I may as well put it to good use.”
Here, Forever will feature previously released tracks such as the English producer-DJ’s April 2026 single “Unconditional,” as well as “Mirage,” his high-profile collaboration with Skrillex, and “Long Goodbye” with Nathan Nicholson.
Marking his fourth extended project in as many years, the project adds to a tally that includes 2023’s radio-inspired EP, 132.00FM; Refraction, his 2024 debut; and 2025’s Substance.
The announcement comes on the heels of a lengthy hit streak for the Cambridge-hailing artist—born Myles Fairbairn—whose bassy, danceable heaters like “Raw,” “Hold On,” and “Flex It,” remixes for the likes of Calvin Harris, Four Tet, and Fred again.., and deep catalog of releases with heralded labels like Crucast, Night Bass, and Black Book Records have propelled him to becoming one of the hottest tickets and most innovative producers of dance music’s next wave.
MPH’s profile exploded further last fall when Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter mixed “Raw into “Digital Love” during his Parisian B2B with Fred again.., Erol Alkan, and Busy P, the French legend’s first DJ set in 16 years.
Check out MPH’s official album announcement below.
Featured image courtesy: MPH. Credit: SULLY.