Martin Garrix MARTY is the name of the Dutch producer's debut pop album, and its details are now public. The 14-track project is due on March 5, 2027 through STMPD RCRDS and Darkroom Records, with guest collaborations from U2, Ed Sheeran, Madonna and Aitana.
At a glance
- Album: MARTY, Garrix's debut pop album
- Release date: March 5, 2027
- Labels: STMPD RCRDS and Darkroom Records
- Length: 14 tracks
- Collaborators: U2, Ed Sheeran, Madonna, Aitana, with more still to be announced
What we know
U2 frontman Bono is also credited as a co-writer on the project. Garrix shared the release date and the first full details of the album this week.
More guest artists have been promised but not yet named. The full tracklist has not been confirmed, so any lists of songs you see online should be treated as speculation until Garrix or his labels publish one.
Other coverage says the title comes from his first DJ alias, DJ Marty, and that the album puts his own voice up front. Those details come from secondary reports rather than the main source, so treat them with some care.
Some of the album's music has already surfaced. Other coverage points to a collaboration with Ed Sheeran called "Repeat It" in May and a U2 track called "Fireflies" in July.
The announcement reportedly came at a Spotify event ahead of Amsterdam Dance Event, according to one outlet.
Why it matters
Garrix is best known as a festival headliner and dance producer, so a pop album with several global names is a clear change of direction. It also shows how far electronic artists now cross over into mainstream pop.
If you want to see him live, RaveConnects lists shows such as the Martin Garrix Americas Tour. You can also browse Martin Garrix in Ciudad de Mexico.
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