Marsh Releases 'Calling' on Anjunadeep

Beloved Anjunadeep artist Marsh returns to the label with Calling, the third EP in his trilogy series that offers up four serene tunes to soak in.

One of the artists on the growing Anjunadeep roster who has continued to impress with each passing release is Marsh. Whether he’s dropping tracks like “Come Together” with Nox Vahn, stunning his fans with albums like Lailonie, or performing at some of the world’s top festivals and unique destinations – it’s hard not to love the sounds that come from this house music maestro.

Earlier this year, Marsh kept steady on his journey and unveiled his plans to bring a new trilogy of EPs filled with immersive soundscapes and emotional tones. First, he took everyone to Heaven, followed that up by heading to Another Planet, and now he’s Calling out for his faithful flock to dance once again with the final release in the series.

Out now across all platforms, Marsh’s Calling EP offers up four tunes that showcase the immense skills that he has in the studio when crafting up surreal atmospheres. The titular track begins the ride with airy chimes before quickly dropping into its hypnotic beat that’s layered with vocals along the way. “Pretty Eyes” acts as the second leg to the journey with a touch of tribal influence to help further induce listeners into the world of his creation. The entrancing elements and added vocals on this one make it a true standout.

Listeners will surely feel the “Love” on the third track once it begins to boom through their speakers. A touch of breaks only further enhances the otherwise mesmerizing beat on this one – it’s simply perfect for listening to while taking that late-night drive and watching the world pass by. Then, you’ve reached your final destination and are “Free” to dance deep into the early hours of the morning with the final track on the EP. This one chugs forward as the echoed vocals toy with the ears and fill the mind with renewed energy.

Listen to Calling on Spotify or your preferred platform, and let us know which tune from the mind of this musical mastermind you loved the most in the comments.