After three years of speculation, a collaboration between Martin Garrix and Aitana is officially on the way. The Dutch DJ and producer has confirmed that the Spanish pop star will appear on his upcoming album, MARTY, on what will be his first Spanish-language song.
The as-yet-untitled track is among the collaborations Garrix revealed in a new interview with Rolling Stone Canada. The 14-song album, due March 5th, 2027, via Darkroom Records and STMPD RCRDS, will also feature Madonna on “Bizarre,” U2 on “Fireflies,” and Ed Sheeran on “Rewind Repeat It.”
Upcoming Album and Collaborations
The Aitana collaboration has been a long time coming. Rumors first emerged in 2023, when Garrix began following the singer on Instagram, and resurfaced earlier this year after she commented on one of his posts. The producer finally previewed their song during a performance in Mexico City on October 16th.
Garrix describes MARTY as his first pop album, distinguishing it from his 2022 club-oriented debut, Sentio. The project also finds him stepping behind the microphone, singing solo on four tracks, including the previously released “Catharina” and “This Dream Of You.”
Aitana’s Tour and Upcoming Shows
Meanwhile, Aitana is in Argentina for three concerts at Buenos Aires’ Movistar Arena as part of her “Cuarto Azul World Tour.” The first two dates sold out, prompting the addition of a third show. She’ll continue the Latin American leg in Mexico later this month. Fans can look for deals and get tickets to sold-out shows here, where they can save $20 on their first order of $200 or more with promo code CONSEQUENCE20 at checkout.
In conclusion, the upcoming collaboration between Martin Garrix and Aitana is highly anticipated, and their song on MARTY is expected to be a highlight of the album. With Aitana’s tour and Garrix’s new album on the way, fans have a lot to look forward to in the coming months.
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