If your summer playlist has been begging for a moment of ethereal, dancefloor-ready catharsis, MPH just answered the call. The in-demand UK Garage producer has teamed up with acclaimed songwriter and vocalist Nathan Nicholson for “Long Goodbye,” released today via Disorder / Capitol Records.

Stream “Long Goodbye” on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/search/MPH%20Nathan%20Nicholson%20Long%20Goodbye

Nicholson’s soul-stirring vocals capture the bittersweet wind-down of a relationship, while MPH — who produced, programmed, and played every instrument on the track — builds a soundscape that feels like an ethereal transmission beamed to a dancefloor somewhere in the cosmos. The track was co-written with Paul Visser and Ella Mayjor, and it lands as one of the most emotionally resonant cuts in MPH’s ever-expanding catalog.

“I’ve always wanted to make a really euphoric piano house track with pure summer vibes. When Nathan sent his vocals, it all came together,” MPH says. “‘Long Goodbye’ is always a highlight in my sets as it lets everyone take a breath.”

Nathan Nicholson, the Tennessee-born, London-based frontman of indie-alt band The Boxer Rebellion, has quietly amassed nearly half a billion combined global streams. His collaborator list reads like a dance music who’s-who — Dom Dolla (their “No Room for a Saint” appears on the GRAMMY-nominated F1 The Movie soundtrack), Kygo, Anyma, Chris Lake, Claptone, Sammy Virji, and Jazzy, among others.

MPH, meanwhile, is having the kind of year most producers spend a career chasing. His April 2026 single “Unconditional” earned praise from EDM.com as “one of the more anticipated drops in the UK garage world this year,” while Dancing Astronaut declared he’s “on a generational run at the moment.” He’s remixed and collaborated with everyone from Calvin Harris and Chris Lake to Foster The People, Anderson .Paak, Four Tet, and Tokimonsta, debuted a massive unreleased ID with Skrillex at EDC Las Vegas, and joined Swedish House Mafia for their B2B set at Ultra Miami. Not bad for a Monday.

Speaking of Mondays — his ongoing “MPH Monday” series recently delivered an edit of Daft Punk’s “Crescendolls,” a nod to the version Fred again.. dropped during his now-legendary b2b with Thomas Bangalter.

The touring schedule is no less ambitious. MPH is currently criss-crossing the globe with festival stops at Parklife (UK), Escapade and Ilesoniq (Canada), Lollapalooza, Outside Lands, CRSSD, and III Points (U.S.), plus a support slot for FISHER at [UNVRS] in Ibiza on July 17. This fall, he’ll play the three biggest headline shows of his career: Ogden Theatre in Denver (November 14), Black Creek Assembly in Toronto (November 27), and Knockdown Center in New York City (November 28).

MPH – 2026 Tour Dates
6/20 – Manchester, UK – Pepsi MAX presents Parklife 2026
6/26 – Ottawa, ON – Escapade Music Festival 2026
7/3 – London, UK – The Old Royal Naval College
7/8 – Montreal, QC – Ilesoniq
7/16 – Ibiza, Spain – [UNVRS] supporting FISHER
7/30 – Chicago, IL – Lollapalooza
8/7 – San Francisco, CA – Outside Lands
9/26-27 – San Diego, CA – CRSSD
10/16-17 – Miami, FL – III Points
11/14 – Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre *
11/27 – Toronto, ON – Black Creek Assembly *
11/28 – New York, NY – Knockdown Center *
* headline shows

Press play on “Long Goodbye,” grab a ticket to a show, and let MPH remind you that UK Garage in 2026 is very much alive — and reaching for the stars.