Martin Garrix Confirms March 2027 Release For New Album ‘Marty’
Martin Garrix has confirmed that his new album, ‘Marty’, will arrive on 5th March 2027. The announcement marks the next major chapter for the Dutch producer, whose second studio album under his own name follows 2022’s ‘SENTIO’.
Initially expected towards the end of 2026, the project was given its new release date during an intimate event for Garrix’s leading Spotify listeners ahead of Amsterdam Dance Event. The occasion offered a more personal introduction to the material than his usual arena-scale performances.
Garrix previewed several tracks, including one titled ‘Ghost’, alongside an unreleased collaboration with Spanish vocalist Aitana. A final official title for the latter track has not been confirmed in the announcement.
The presentation also offered a clue to the meaning of the album’s title. Rather than relying on large-scale production effects, Garrix incorporated archive photographs and childhood footage, revisiting the early years of his career and the name Marty that predates his international breakthrough.
That personal framing suggests an album concerned with more than another collection of festival records. For an artist whose career has been defined by major collaborations and headline performances, the project offers an opportunity to connect his current sound with the experiences that first drew him towards electronic music.
Further details, including the complete tracklist and featured artists, are still to be announced. ‘Marty’ is scheduled for release on 5th March 2027.
