Innellea Announces 'Finding Home' Compilation Album & Shares Goom Gum Collaboration, "Childhood"

Following the buzz around his imprint "belonging," Innellea has unveiled details of his upcoming compilation album "Finding Home," due September 5th. The 12-track collection of tracks will be a community-driven exploration of connection and vulnerability in his electronic microcosm. The latest glimpse into this world comes via "Childhood," a collaboration with Russian duo Goom Gum that encapsulates the compilation's ethos.

Where many electronic albums prioritize individual tracks, Innellea has crafted something closer to a collective journey, featuring partnerships with artists he considers part of his creative family. Goom Gum's involvement signals the caliber of artists drawn to Innellea's vision. The duo has dominated charts with their #1 Beatport hit "Pantheon" alongside Argy on Afterlife and the UK club dance chart-topper "It's A Lot."

Their seamless integration into Innellea's more introspective world demonstrates the universal appeal of authentic emotional expression in electronic music. Since launching belonging with "Inside Your Mind," Innellea has involved fans directly through a dedicated Telegram channel where they vote on singles, choose artwork, and contribute ideas. 

This community-driven approach reflects the label's core philosophy: that belonging isn't just about music, but about creating genuine connections. "I'm a really emotional person. I cry easily, especially when something beautifully touches me," Innellea explains. "I believe vulnerability is human and necessary. We should be able to show emotions without being judged for it. That's why I created belonging from a place of total honesty." 

This vulnerability-first approach has attracted support from electronic music's elite, including Solomun, Pete Tong, and Tale of Us. Meanwhile, artists like Anyma and MRAK have made Goom Gum tracks essential elements of their live performances, proving that emotional honesty and dancefloor effectiveness aren't mutually exclusive. 

Arriving on September 5th, "Finding Home" will showcase the German artist's approach to putting community and collaboration at the center of his music. In an increasingly fragmented world, Innellea's "belonging" offers something increasingly rare: a space where different voices unite around shared human experience.