MARTIN GARRIX ANNOUNCES NEW ALBUM "MARTY" — OUT MARCH 5, 2027

Martin Garrix has announced his new studio album "Marty", according to reports from an intimate Amsterdam Dance Event showcase. The Dutch DJ and producer reportedly revealed the news to a room of his top Spotify listeners across October 20-21, 2026, closing out his ADE appearance with the surprise announcement.

"Marty" is set for release on March 5, 2027. It will be Martin Garrix's third studio album under his own name, following "Sentio" (2022).

Image: Martin Garrix - "This Dream of You" official single artwork (Darkroom Records).

The Announcement

According to reports, Garrix shared the album news during a private set in Amsterdam, telling the invited audience that new music is on the way. Dance music outlets including thegroovecartel.com, edmhousenetwork.com, and genznewz.com have covered the announcement, though no official press release had been seen at the time of writing.

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About the Album "Marty"

The title "Marty" is a nod to Garrix's roots: Marty was the DJ moniker he used early in his career. Fans will also remember that "Ytram" — one of his previous aliases — is "Marty" spelled backwards. The album will be his third studio album released under his own name.

Expected Singles

Two singles are widely expected to appear on the album: "Catharina", released in March 2026, and "This Dream of You", released on October 2, 2026 via Darkroom Records. No official tracklist has been confirmed yet.

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Watch "This Dream of You"

Listen to "This Dream of You" below. Please note this is the label-distributed upload of the track (provided to YouTube by Virgin Music Group), not an official music video.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Marty releasing?

"Marty" is scheduled for release on March 5, 2027, according to reports from Garrix's ADE announcement.

Is the album confirmed or rumored?

The announcement has been reported by multiple dance music outlets, but no official press release had been seen at the time of writing, so details should be treated as reported rather than officially confirmed.

Where did the title "Marty" come from?

"Marty" was Garrix's early DJ moniker, and his previous alias "Ytram" is "Marty" spelled backwards — making the title a nod to his origins.

Which singles are expected on it?

"Catharina" (March 2026) and "This Dream of You" (October 2, 2026) are expected to feature on the album, though no official tracklist has been confirmed.