Morgin Madison Whips Up a Perfect Progressive Summer Mix

**Fresh off the release of his latest EP, Visions, Morgin Madison swung by to drop off a summer mix that’s filled to the brim with powerful progressive grooves.**

Morgin Madison is an artist in the dance music scene who has continued to impress with each passing year. Over the years, his releases have landed on labels like Purified, PRGRSSN Records, and mau5trap, yet more recently, his biggest home has been on Enhanced Recordings and its Colorize sublabel. His tunes have continued to be as impactful, and after delivering his Odyssey album last year, he’s returned with a vengeance with the Visions EP.

This six-track ride from Morgin Madison continues to put his sonic evolution on display, offering emotion-fueled progressive soundscapes that will sweep you off your feet and take you on the ride of your life. Found inside the Visions tracklist is a sole solo tune, “Pieces,” along with four fresh collaborations that see him team up with Ash Nova, Jarod Glawe, HILYTE, and Bertie Scott.

Whether you want to experience thunderous soundscapes that rock you to your core or find yourself wrapped up in warm, reflective atmospheres, this EP has it all and sees Morgin Madison soar once again. To capture the magic that Visions brings along with it, this progressive maestro took the stage and recorded a set that celebrates its release.

For my new EP ‘Visions’ I wanted to celebrate the release in my hometown of Boise, Idaho. Space Banana is a brand new venue and microclub downtown and they’ve been fostering a lot of progressive house sounds. With the EP being a bit of a statement piece for me, I couldn’t think of a better place to debut it live!
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Found inside the mix, which was recorded live at Space Banana in Boise, are a flurry of Morgin Madison’s originals and remixes, including “Carry On” with HILYTE, “Pieces,” and “From The Start” with Ryan Lucian. Additionally, he layered in some gems from others like Matt Fax’s “Energy,” Eli Brown’s “Escape,” and BLR’s remix of “Power of American Natives.”