mike haggith - under a moonlit sky

     Initially launched as a secret album for participants of Mike Haggith's Frequent Flyer Program, this nine-track record saw an eventual public release, though the full record hasn't been distributed to major streaming sites in its entirety. As of September 2026, only two singles, Brand New Day and You Are The Sun, are available on major streaming platforms. Home, the third and final single, is scheduled to be released before the end of the 2026 calendar year.

     The record is comprised of a wide variety of material, recorded and polished over a roughly five-year span. Frequent Flyer's lead single, Brand New Day, has become a staple at live concerts, notably serving as the opening track on Haggith's live album Under A Moonlit Sky, which was released on 30 November 2025. Notably, Frequent Flyer features material which doesn't follow one central theme, in contrast to Haggith's typical concept-oriented album releases.

     Frequent Flyer also showcases a significantly higher level of collaboration than typical Haggith records, featuring guest performers on Cruise and You Are The Sun, and non-exclusive writing credits on two tracks as well; You Are The Sun was initially composed by Matt Fronzi, who is also featured on the recording, while Echoes In Your Head is a rare cover song, originally written by Sault Ste Marie-based indie rock band Bizotic in 2017. Frequent Flyer marks the first Haggith studio release to feature a cover since 2013's The Present Din, on which Haggith covers The Black Hole Suns' single It Takes Time.

     Serving partially as a collection of new works, and partially as a body of work comprised of preexisting yet unreleased material, Frequent Flyer features a diverse array of Haggith's musical stylings in a single compact record, including not just collaborative and cover tracks, but a rare instrumental in Turbulence, an alternate version of Come On Home, the original track having been released on 2021's album Bridges, and a healthy dose of Haggith's more recent stadium pop-rock influence, in tracks such as Miles And Memories, This Is The Moment, and Brand New Day. The record concludes with a driving yet soft, symphonic number in Home. Frequent Flyer continues to enjoy loose branding as a "secret album" in Haggith's discography, though positive listener and reviewer feedback suggests this record is not one to be overlooked.

     This album was produced by Mike Haggith, and released by MorningStar Records.