I’ll Come Runnin’ Lyrics – ILLENIUM, Zeds Dead & Mako

The song circles around echoes fading and walls rising, then flips it with anchors and open windows, letting broken wings take flight. It’s tender yet driving, a melodic future bass core wrapped in ILLENIUM’s signature emotional builds and Zeds Dead’s darker, bass-heavy edge.

Mako’s vocals carry the vulnerability, floating over a production that starts intimate and swells into euphoric drops where the “I’ll come running” mantra repeats like a heartbeat. The mood is hopeful urgency—think late-night drives with the windows down, chasing connection through the static. It’s melodic dubstep meets progressive house, with those classic ILLENIUM risers leading to cathartic choruses that hit hard in a festival setting.

ODYSSEY, ILLENIUM’s sixth studio album, is shaping up as his most expansive journey yet. Dropping February 6, 2026, via Republic Records, it features 19 tracks packed with collaborations that span genres and emotions. From Bring Me The Horizon to Ellie Goulding, Kid Cudi, and more, the project explores themes of exploration, resilience, and rebirth. “I’ll Come Runnin’” fits as track 10, a standout midpoint that balances the album’s heavier moments with something more uplifting and relational. The whole thing feels like a sonic odyssey, tying into ILLENIUM’s live spectacle roots and his upcoming Sphere residency in Vegas starting March.

The track got its first public airing at Goldrush 2025, where the B2B set lit up socials with clips of the unreleased drop. Now it’s locked in for the album release, with pre-save buzzing on Spotify and anticipation building toward the full drop in just a few days. No standalone single push yet, but it’s already carving space in playlists.

ILLENIUM’s at a peak right now, evolving from his early melodic bass days into a producer who commands arenas and headlines festivals. After the self-titled album and massive tours, ODYSSEY shows him leaning into bigger storytelling and bolder collabs. This one with Zeds Dead and Mako highlights that growth—taking his emotional songwriting and fusing it with Zeds Dead’s gritty basslines for something fresh in his catalog. It matters because it proves he’s still pushing boundaries while staying true to the anthems that made fans connect so deeply.