Artist: Madeon
Album: Adventure (Deluxe)
Genre: Electronic, Dance
Release Date: 2015
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 01:05:42
Total Tracks: 18
Total Size: 804 MB

Tracklist:

1-1. Madeon – Isometric (Intro) (01:20)
1-2. Madeon – You’re On (03:12)
1-3. Madeon – OK (03:01)
1-4. Madeon – La Lune (03:39)
1-5. Madeon – Pay No Mind (04:09)
1-6. Madeon – Beings (03:35)
1-7. Madeon – Imperium (03:18)
1-8. Madeon – Zephyr (03:40)
1-9. Madeon – Nonsense (03:45)
1-10. Madeon – Innocence (03:44)
1-11. Madeon – Pixel Empire (04:04)
1-12. Madeon – Home (03:45)
1-13. Madeon – Icarus (03:34)
1-14. Madeon – Finale (03:24)
1-15. Madeon – The City (03:53)
1-16. Madeon – Cut the Kid (03:17)
1-17. Madeon – Technicolor (06:25)
1-18. Madeon – Only Way Out (03:46)

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“Adventure” is the debut studio album by French electronic music producer Madeon. The album comes in standard and deluxe versions and is currently available for digital download and also available in CD format. The standard version includes 12 tracks, featuring talent and vocals from Kyan, Dan Smith from Bastille, Passion Pit, Mark Foster from Foster the People and Aquilo. The deluxe version also includes previously released singles Icarus, Finale, The City, Cut the Kid, Technicolor and a bonus track in collaboration with Vancouver Sleep Clinic.French electronic producer Madeon (born Hugo Leclercq) made a name for himself in the years that preceded the release of his 2015 debut album Adventure. While still in his teens, Leclercq amassed an impressive profile for his remix work, creating exhilarating sounds with a rudimentary set-up for artists such as Yelle, Deadmau5, and Martin Solveig. Following a few singles of his own, he began work in earnest on Adventure in May of 2013, but the album release was pushed back several times over the next few years, eventually landing in March of 2015. Full of bounding electronic pop, Adventure featured numerous guest spots from vocalists such as British indie rock act Bastille’s singer Dan Smith on the moody “La Lune,” Passion Pit on the optimistic single “Pay No Mind,” and Foster the People’s Mark Foster adding lead vocals to “Nonsense.” ~ Fred Thomas