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M83 unveils I Wrote You a Letter, new album due September
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French musician Anthony Gonzalez's project M83 has announced a new studio album, *I Wrote You a Letter*, set for release on 25 September via his own label, Other Suns. It follows 2023's *Fantasy* and marks Gonzalez's next full-length record since that release, alongside a soundtrack he produced for the sci-fi art film *Resurrection*.
The nine-track album was made with collaborators Joe Berry, Clément Libes and Benoit de Villeneuve, according to a post from Gonzalez on Instagram, in which he promised further details would follow. The tracklist includes songs such as "Blister Sunrise", "Opera", "Siren / Behold… Beasts" and "Traces of Love".
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In short
- M83 announces new album *I Wrote You a Letter*, out 25 September
- First full-length since 2023's *Fantasy*
- Made with Joe Berry, Clément Libes and Benoit de Villeneuve
How this story developed
- 4 months ago French musician Anthony Gonzalez's M83 project has announced a new nine-track studio album, "I Wrote You a Letter", due out on 25 September via his own label, Other Suns, following 2023's "Fantasy" and featuring collaborators Joe Berry, Clément Libes and Villeneuve on tracks including "Blister Sunrise" and "Opera".
Explained simply
French artist Anthony Gonzalez has recorded music as M83 since the early 2000s, blending electronic textures with dreamy, cinematic pop; the project's best-known work is the 2011 song "Midnight City". Gonzalez has also built a career scoring films and other visual projects, alongside his main run of M83 studio albums, the most recent of which was 2023's Fantasy.
The announcement concerns a follow-up album, released through Other Suns, the label Gonzalez runs himself rather than a major record company. This matters to fans because it marks a return to a full-length M83 record after a gap in which Gonzalez focused on soundtrack work, and because self-releasing gives him more control over how and when the music reaches listeners.
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Originally published by Pitchfork as “M83 Announces New Album I Wrote You a Letter”.