Martin Garrix publicará su primer disco ‘MARTY’ en marzo de 2027

Dutch DJ and producer Martin Garrix has officially unveiled plans for his inaugural pop-dance studio album, titled 'MARTY', scheduled for release on March 5, 2027. This announcement, made during a recent event hosted by Spotify at the Amsterdam Dance Event, marks a significant milestone in Garrix’s evolving musical career.

Despite having previously released music projects, including his 2022 club-oriented album 'Sentio', Garrix positions 'MARTY' as his first comprehensive foray into pop-dance territory. The forthcoming record will consist of 14 tracks and is expected to showcase a broader musical palette, highlighting Garrix’s development from club-centric productions to more mainstream pop-dance compositions.

The album will be distributed through Garrix’s own label, STMPD RCRDS, in partnership with Darkroom Records. This collaboration ensures wide-reaching distribution and reflects the growing industry support behind the project.

Notably, 'MARTY' will feature an impressive roster of collaborators spanning various genres and generations of music. Confirmed contributors include iconic acts such as Madonna and U2, alongside contemporary artists like Ed Sheeran and Spanish singer Aitana. These collaborations hint at a diverse sonic landscape, merging electronic dance music with pop and international influences.

Several tracks have already been introduced to the public. Among them is 'Fireflies', a 2023 release featuring U2, and 'Repeat It', a joint effort with Ed Sheeran. Additionally, Garrix’s work with Madonna on the track 'Bizarre' is reported to be part of the album’s lineup. His collaboration with Aitana is particularly notable as it represents Garrix’s first venture into Spanish-language music, though the title of this track has not yet been disclosed.

Garrix will also be stepping into the spotlight vocally more prominently on this album, lending his own voice to four songs. This marks a continuation of a trend he initiated with singles like 'Catharina', a personal tribute to his mother, and 'This Dream of You'. This development suggests a more intimate and personal creative approach compared to his previous instrumental-heavy releases.

The album’s title, 'MARTY', pays homage to Garrix’s early days as a DJ when he performed under the name DJ Marty. This nod to his origins underscores a full-circle moment in his career, reflecting both maturation and a renewed sense of beginning. Garrix himself has expressed that despite years in the industry, he still feels as though his journey is just starting.

While complete details about all featured artists and the full tracklist remain limited, the disclosed information indicates that 'MARTY' is positioned to be a defining project for Garrix. By bridging his electronic roots with mainstream pop collaborations and incorporating vocal performances, the album is poised to expand his artistic identity and audience reach.

As anticipation builds toward the March 2027 release, Martin Garrix’s 'MARTY' is set to attract attention not only for its high-profile partnerships but also as a marker of artistic evolution within the electronic and pop music landscape.