Martin Garrix, the Dutch DJ and producer, has officially announced that his second full-length album will be released in early 2026.
He shared this news during a live segment on Fun Radio, revealing that most of the album’s work is already complete. The final touches, which he describes as the most time-consuming, are expected to be finished by November 2025.
This upcoming album will be Garrix’s first since his 2022 debut, Sentio. That album featured many collaborations and songs that fans had already heard during his festival performances.
Since then, Garrix has focused on releasing singles and smaller projects like the IDEM EP and tracks such as “Breakaway” and “Weightless.” These newer works show a shift toward a more experimental sound while still honoring the style that made him famous.
Garrix also revealed that he will premiere a new club-style track at Tomorrowland this summer. He described the song as more aggressive than his usual style, hinting that the new album might explore a heavier and bolder sound. This festival performance will likely give fans the first taste of what to expect from the album.
Unlike his first album, which was promoted with singles and visuals over several months, Garrix plans a simpler approach this time. He aims to complete the album as a whole and release it when it is ready, focusing on live audience reactions rather than marketing campaigns.
Fans can expect the album rollout to begin later this year. If the new club track gets a strong reaction at Tomorrowland, it may become one of the lead singles. The release of this album marks a highly anticipated return for Martin Garrix, continuing his reputation as a leading figure in electronic music.
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