NEW MUSIC: MARTIN GARRIX & BLINDERS | AURORA

Martin Garrix has released “Aurora” with Blinders, the final single that drops ahead of his first-ever club album, "Sentio," due April 29th. Starting off as a new remix for “In The Name Of Love” during his live sets, Garrix loved the track so much that he decided to turn it into a full version. Calling in help from his friend Blinders, the result is an energetic track with a slightly dark twist. He is already receiving spins during his shows in South America and during Ultra Music Festival. Garrix has been releasing a new track every Tuesday and Friday through the April 29th release date. Gearing up for the album release next week, Garrix has lined up the last tracks to complete the "Sentio" tracklist. The campaign kicked off with “Follow,” his highly-anticipated collaboration with longtime friend Zedd, “Limitless” with Mesto, “Reboot” with Vluarr, “Quantum” with Brooks, “Good Morning” with Matisse & Sadko, “Starlight (Keep Me Afloat)” with DubVision and Shaun Farrugia, “Funk” with Julian Jordan, and “Find You” featuring Justin Mylo. 24-year-old Garrix’s real name is Martijn Gerard Garritsen, and his artist name, stylized as Mar+in Garrix, or +x, has become a global brand. Reflecting for a while longer on how he got to where he is, Garrix elaborated on some of his early influences. “I grew up in a musical family, with my dad playing guitar, my mother piano, and my sister violin and piano. I began by playing flamenco guitar. My first encounter with electronic music was when I saw a performance by Tiësto during the Olympic Games.”