Martin Garrix has finally put a date on his long-awaited second album.The Dutch EDM superstar revealed that the project, MARTY, will arrive on March 5th, 2027.
He made the announcement Tuesday during a secret DJ set at P60 in Amstelveen, Netherlands, hosted in collaboration with Spotify.EDM.com was onsite for the intimate hometown performance, which gave attendees an early glimpse of the music Garrix has been producing ahead of the album’s release.
“The event was a full-circle moment many artists dream of,” said Nick Kardan, Partnerships Manager at EDM.com.“It was beautiful seeing Martin there able to fully celebrate his journey with his family and friends present.
Being able to see him perform at the first club he ever DJed felt like being a big part of his journey, and what a special thing to be able to surprise your biggest fans from your hometown.” Among the night’s highlights was the premiere of an unreleased song featuring Garrix’s own voice, tentatively identified by fans as ‘Ghost.’ The track continues a notable creative development for the chart-topping producer, who recently begun recording his own vocals.In March, Garrix dropped ‘Catharina,’ his first solo single featuring his own singing.
He followed the release earlier this month with ‘This Dream of You,’ which he had previously introduced during his 2026 Tomorrowland performance.Scroll to continue more from edm “First Time in 95 Years”: Alesso Takes EDM to the Top of the Empire State Building During an August interview with New York radio station Z100, Garrix explained that he had previously recorded reference vocals for songs before replacing them with other singers.
With his upcoming album, however, he decided to preserve his own voice on several particularly personal tracks.Garrix has also suggested that the new album will be a departure from the electrifying festival sound of 2022’s Sentio LP.
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