Odyssey (stylized in all caps) is the sixth studio album by the American DJ and record producer Illenium. It was released through Republic Records on February 6, 2026. The album was supported by seven singles: "In My Arms", "Refuge/Ur Alive", "Forever", "To the Moon", "With Your Love", "War", and "Feel Alive". Odyssey reached number 45 on the US Billboard 200, reaching atop on the US Top Dance Albums chart.

Background After the release of his self-titled fifth studio album in 2023, Illenium parted ways with his previous record label and second major label, Warner Records. On May 7, 2025, it was reported that he had signed with Republic Records and was set to work on new music. In September, he announced the album. He described the signing as the start of a "completely new chapter" and stated that he was excited to work with Republic, as they were "as passionate about his music" as he was.

Composition Odyssey was produced by Illenium and executive produced by Alex Seaver, with production contributions from Lostboy, Dabin, Alok, Mark Schick, Pink Slip, Zakk Cervini, Drew Fulk, Trevor Christensen, TMS, Toby Scott, OhYes, Wylde, Zeds Dead, Kohen, Andrew Goldstein. It features collaborations with artists from dance, rock, hip-hop, and pop genres, including Ellie Goulding, Bring Me the Horizon, Kid Cudi, Ryan Tedder, Tom Grennan, Elley Duhé, Dean Lewis, Alna, Norma Jean Martine, Hayla, Lauren Alaina, Emmy, and Bastille. Production was handled by Illenium in collaboration with several others, including Lostboy, Dabin, Alok, Mark Schick, Pink Slip, Zakk Cervini, Drew Fulk, Trevor Christensen, TMS, Toby Scott, OhYes, Wylde, Zeds Dead, Kohen, Andrew Goldstein, and Mako.

Promotion Singles Seven singles were released from Odyssey. "In My Arms" featuring British singer Hayla, was released on May 16, 2025, as the album's lead single. It was followed by a double single release on August 1, consisting of "Refuge" with Norma Jean Martine and "Ur Alive" with WYLDE, both serving as the album's second single. "Forever" featuring singer-songwriters Tom Grennan and Alna, was released as the third single on September 12.

The fourth single, "To the Moon" a collaboration with Brazilian DJ Alok, was released on October 10. "With Your Love" featuring OneRepublic lead singer Ryan Tedder, was issued as the fifth single on November 6, alongside the announcement of the album's release date. "War" featuring Lø Spirit, was released as the sixth single on December 15. The seventh single, "Feel Alive", a collaboration with the British band Bastille and Canadian DJ Dabin, was released on January 16, 2026, coinciding with the reveal of the album's track listing.

Residency To promote Odyssey, Illenium performed a six-show residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas in March 2026. The record producer collaborated with the Berlin-based animation studio Woodblock to create visuals for the venue. The residency was extended with three additional shows, continuing into April 2026. The residency was then extended further with an additional two shows in July 2026.

Track listing

Notes indicates a primary and vocal producer. indicates a vocal producer.

Personnel Credits were adapted from Tidal.

Musicians Lara Miller – voice acting (1) Mako – vocals (2, 10) Mark Schick – guitar, keyboards, programming (3) JHart – background vocals (3) Ryan Tedder – vocals (4) Elley Duhé – vocals (5) Hayla – vocals (6) Ellie Goulding – vocals (7) Harry James – background vocals (8) Lø Spirit – vocals (9) Taylor Dearman – guitar (11) Dean Lewis – vocals (11) Lauren Alaina – vocals (12) Bastille – vocals (13) Andreas Fammé – drums, string arrangement (14) Jørn Gundhus – drums, piano, string arrangement (14) Emmy – vocals (14) Illenium – guitar, keyboards, programming (15, 19); percussion (15); bass, drums, strings (19) Norma Jean Martine – vocals (15) Kid Cudi – vocals (16)

Technical Illenium – engineering (3, 19) Mark Schick – engineering (3) Pink Slip – engineering (3) Harry James – vocal engineering (8) Tom Norris – mixing Alex Seaver – pre-production (5)

Charts + Chart performance Chart (2026) Peak position

Release history + List of release history Region Date Format(s) Label Edition Various February 6, 2026 Standard United States CD D2C CD Signed Vinyl 2LP Supernova 2LP Lunar Ember Signed

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