ReleaseFirst reported 21 oct, 14:15 / 2 outlets

Martin Garrix reveals new album ‘Marty’ is out March 5, 2027

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2 tracked outlets have reported this story, first published 21 Oct, 14:15. We Rave You published first among the outlets Le Raver tracks. Coverage spread across the tracked outlets over 2d 1h. Of the 2 reports Le Raver has classified, 1 carried original reporting and 1 ran the press release. That is 2 of the 26 outlets Le Raver tracks.

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  1. 21 Oct, 14:15
    We Rave YouFirst
    Martin Garrix reveals new album ‘Marty’ is out March 5, 2027
  2. 23 Oct, 15:35
    We Rave You+2d 1h
    Martin Garrix unveils debut pop album ‘MARTY’ with U2, Ed Sheeran, Madonna and Aitana
  3. Filed today, 05:29 · outlet published no timestamp
    DJ Mag
    Martin Garrix announces release date for new album, ‘Marty’

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We Rave YouFirstOriginal21 Oct, 14:15
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Martin Garrix has revealed the release date of his next album. Titled ‘Marty’, it arrives on March 5, 2027. Garrix shared the news at the end of an intimate DJ set for his top Spotify fans, one of his first appearances of this year’s Amsterdam Dance Event. The album takes its nam…

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The new album arrives on 5th March 2027

We Rave YouOriginal23 Oct, 15:35
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Martin Garrix has shared the full details of ‘MARTY’, his debut pop album, featuring collaborations with U2, Ed Sheeran, Madonna, Aitana and more still to be announced. The 14-track project arrives on March 5, 2027 via STMPD RCRDS and Darkroom Records, with U2 frontman Bono also…