M83 has returned to announce his 10th album, I Wrote You a Letter, out on September 25th via Other Suns. I Wrote You a Letter is M83’s first new album since 2023’s Fantasy. Anthony Gonzalez — the sole constant member of M83 — crafted the album with collaborators Joe Berry, Villeneuve, and Clément Libes. It’ll be Gonzalez’s first major release on his new label Other Suns, aside from his 2025 soundtrack album A Necessary Escape for the film Dakar Chronicles. Pre-orders for I Wrote You a Letter are ongoing.
Album Details
M83 has yet to reveal when the first single off I Wrote You a Letter will arrive, but he has shared the artwork and tracklist. “hello friends. I’ve been busy working on new music with @joemarcelberry @villeneuve_ and @clelibes,” M83 wrote on Instagram. “A new m83 album, I Wrote You A Letter, will be released in September on @iloveothersuns. Pre-order physical editions on ilovem83.com more information soon.”
Background and Inspiration
Revisit our interview with M83 from 2023, where he discussed Fantasy, the changes he’s seen in the music industry, why he won’t be “using AI software” to make new music, and more.
Album Artwork and Tracklist
I Wrote You a Letter Artwork has been released, and the tracklist includes:
01. Blister Sunrise
02. Opera
03. Siren Behold… Beasts
04. Aged
05. Losing Ground
06. Soldiers of Lust
07. Heart Motion Foto
08. Feeding Time
09. Traces of Love
In conclusion, M83 is set to release his 10th album, I Wrote You a Letter, on September 25th via Other Suns. With its unique blend of collaborators and Anthony Gonzalez’s creative vision, this album is highly anticipated. Fans can pre-order physical editions now and stay tuned for more information on the upcoming single release.
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