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Nico Morano announces 12-track album Forever Ever Dancer arriving November 27 via Ontourage Music

Belgian electronic artist Nico Morano has announced his forthcoming 12-track album Forever Ever Dancer, arriving on November 27, 2026 through Ontourage Music. Inspired by his lifelong love of dancing, the album draws on more than two decades of music, memories and experiences. Its title comes from a phrase shared between Nico Morano and his daughter, who both describe themselves as “forever ever dancers.” Musically, the record combines Melodic House with 1980s and Indie influences.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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The Personal Story Behind Forever Ever Dancer

The idea behind Forever Ever Dancer comes from the relationship between music, movement and memory. Across the album, Nico Morano looks back at the people, places and experiences that have stayed with him throughout his life, from shared moments on dancefloors to the memories brought back by a familiar melody. The phrase he shares with his daughter eventually became the name of the record and the idea running through all 12 tracks.

Nico Morano said:

“Forever Ever Dancer is a reflection of everything I stand for, musically and personally. It’s about the emotions that music brings, the connections we make and those moments when we completely wanna get lost into the music. I’ve always loved the idea that dancing has no boundaries, no specific time or place. This album is my way of celebrating that feeling. Wherever you are, whatever moment you’re in, there’s always a reason to dance.”

Twelve Tracks Across Different Parts of the Album

Rich harmonies, vintage synthesisers, analogue hardware, expressive vocals and live instrumentation appear throughout Forever Ever Dancer. A New Dawn is one of the album’s most personal tracks, while Clock Me steps away from conventional four-to-the-floor rhythms. Falling, featuring Paul Brenning, draws on a broader range of musical influences, while With You focuses on connection and relationships.

Several tracks have already been released ahead of the album, including Endlessly, Always On The Run, Runaway and Neverender. Solaene features on the first three, giving listeners an early introduction to some of the ideas that will appear across the full record in November.

From Club Illusion to More Than Two Decades in Electronic Music

Nico Morano’s relationship with electronic music began in Belgium after discovering The Prodigy as a teenager. At 16, he spent his summer earnings on his first professional DJ equipment before securing a residency at Club Illusion through a homemade mixtape. What began as a monthly booking eventually became a decade-long residency and gave him years of experience within Belgian club culture.

His career later expanded through releases on Get Physical, MoBlack Records and Days Like Nights, alongside tracks including Juno Love, Solaris and Sun Sun Sun. He also founded Ontourage Music, which operates as both a record label and event concept. Today, Nico Morano has more than one million monthly listeners on Spotify and has performed at Tomorrowland, Voodoo Village, Café del Mar and events across five continents.

A Lifetime of Dancing Behind Forever Ever Dancer

Forever Ever Dancer brings together the music, memories and relationships that have followed Nico Morano throughout his career. From the phrase he shares with his daughter to more than two decades spent DJing, producing and performing, the album returns to the same idea that inspired its title in the first place: dancing does not belong to one age, place or moment.

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With 13 years in the EDM scene, Preetika has built a strong presence around festivals, club culture, and electronic music. Based in Bangkok, she covers all things EDM in Thailand and beyond, with a focus on both local and international talent. She has attended major festivals including Tomorrowland, Ultra Japan, and Creamfields Hong Kong. Since working as a writer for EDM House Network, she has interviewed artists such as Blasterjaxx, James Hype, W&W, R3HAB, Alok, and many others. Her experience and consistent presence in the scene make her a trusted voice for EDM coverage.

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