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ILLENIUM drops ‘ODYSSEY’ album tracklist & reveals major collaborations with Kid Cudi, Alok, Ellie Goulding & more

Melodic bass phenom ILLENIUM is gearing up to release his sixth album on 6, February 2026.

The album, which is aptly titled ODYSSEY will feature 19 original tracks from the global superstar. ODYSSEY is a highly-anticipated album which drops one month before his debut residency at the Sphere, which takes place from 5 -7 March, 12 – 14 March and 2- 4 April 2026

The album tracklist reveal was done in such a creative and out of the box manner by ILLENIUM and his team! On social media, he published a post with himself in a white robe, laying on a bed of black and white sports jerseys which each featured the name of a track from the album, or the name of the collaborator. The post also featured him swiping through the jerseys and revealing the names while they were hanging in a wardrobe. So, who did ILLENIUM collaborate with on the album? Well, there’s quite a few artists and  icons, most notably Kid Cudi on ‘Not Ordinary’, Alok on ‘To the Moon’, Dabin and Bastille on ‘Feel Alive’, Zeds Dead on ‘I’ll Come Runnin’, HAYLA onIn M Arms’ and Ellie Goulding on ‘Don’t Want Your Love’. 

The album is set to be another stand out offering from ILLENIUM, who has carved an influential career based on authenticity and intent.

Pre-save ODYSSEY here. Check out the full album tracklist below:

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