Marsh’s third artist album, Endless, begins with a question that feels especially natural for a touring musician: when your surroundings keep changing, what still makes a place feel like home? Written while Marsh moved between homes and travelled for shows, the album finds a thoughtful answer in motion itself. Home is less a fixed address here than a feeling carried from one room, road and memory to the next.
Released by Anjunadeep on 3 February 2023, Endless follows Life On The Shore and Lailonie with eleven tracks that let Marsh stretch beyond a single version of melodic house. The album’s influences reach back to 2000s trance and out toward crossover drum and bass, while its route includes piano-led passages, lyrical songwriting and broken-beat movement. That variety gives the record a useful sense of travel: not restless for its own sake, but curious about what each new sound can bring back home.
The collaborations deepen that sense of place. Jodie Knight, Leo Wood and Mariel Beausejour add distinct vocal presences, bringing human focus to an album built around a broad emotional question. Simon Doty and Wassu appear in the tracklist as well, helping connect Endless to the wider, exploratory side of the Anjunadeep sound.
A 26-date North and South American album-tour phase was announced for early 2023, including a date at Exchange LA on 11 March. It gave the album a route through both continents.
