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UNITED
MUTTONHEADS Feat. Eden Martin

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2026.10.02

Serial Records is proud to announce "United," the new single from Muttonheads featuring vocalist Eden Martin — a reunion that revives one of dance music's most enduring creative partnerships.

After the international success of "Trust You Again," "Snow White (Alive)," and "Can You Hear the Night," Muttonheads and Eden Martin return with a track that channels the same emotional force that made their previous collaborations club and radio staples. "United" is an epic, uplifting production built for both the dancefloor and daytime airplay: warm, soaring vocals from Eden Martin ride over a driving house groove before giving way to a drop of massive, euphoric synth chords — a signature Muttonheads moment, delivered with the polish and instinct of a producer who has spent two decades refining exactly this kind of peak-time energy.

That instinct traces back to Muttonheads' earliest influences — Daft Punk and the Italo-disco sound of the 1980s — discovered at the piano before he moved into DJing and electronic composition. Since signing to Serial Records in 2004 with "To You" and "Smashing Music," he has built a catalogue of era-defining records, from the classic "I'll Be There" and the pan-European chart-topper "Need U" with Mathieu Bouthier, to "Trust You Again," which hit number one on NRJ and FUN Radio and was distributed worldwide by Ultra Records. His work with Eden Martin on "Snow White (Alive)" remains his biggest club and radio hit to date, topping the charts in Russia. Beyond his own releases — including the album "Demomaker" and the French Touch-inflected "Climax" — Muttonheads is an in-demand remixer for artists such as Indila, Mylène Farmer, Moby, Katerine, Joachim Garraud, Arno Cost, and Inna, and shares his production expertise through his own school, MuttonSchool.

Eden Martin's voice has been part of this story since the beginning. Raised in Pau, France, she began writing poetry as a child, winning a writing contest before turning to songwriting at age 12 — composing and performing her own lyrics over instrumental tracks. After fronting the pop-rock band Manky Maze, she was spotted on stage by Muttonheads in 2010, sparking an immediate creative connection that produced "Trust You Again." Their follow-up, "Snow White (Alive)," became a radio programmers' favorite, reaching the Top 5 nationally and Top 10 in the club charts.

With "United," the duo picks up that story exactly where it left off — bigger, warmer, and built to move rooms.

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