In a recent interview with Radio RFM MAXX in Poland, Martin Garrix the ‘Animals‘ star says he will be shifting more energy towards producing and releasing more, especially pop music over-performing at live events. “I’m gonna do a little bit less shows this year, and release more — and also more pop stuff again,” This would not be the first time Martin Garrix shifted gears in the music industry, especially towards pop music. In the past, he has released popular tracks with Bebe Rexha, Dua Lipa, Tove Lo, Macklemore, JVKE, and Ed Sheeran. All of these releases have made it to his top 10 most-played tracks right alongside his ticket-to-fame, ‘Animals’. As a result, there is no surprise he is making a stronger move towards what his fans like. Jumping back and forth between genre mixing and making his traditional progressive house music is not the only thing Martin has done in his career. There have been a few aliases Martijn Garritsen is associated with. AREA 21, a collaboration with the artist Maejor reached success through the tracks ‘Followers‘ and ‘Spaceships‘. The duo produced multiple tracks with several million streams. Also, YTRAM Martijn’s deep house alias came to be in 2017 and has had great success as well in 2020 collaborated with the now superstar, Elderbrook to make ‘Fire‘. During those same years, 2017-2020, Martin had another alias called GRX that he used to explore a heavier electro version of himself. If you are worrying about not seeing Martin Garrix live, don’t. This is not the end of his live shows, only a new beginning of another chapter of his timeless discography. In 2025, he will perform already be at EDC Mexico City, Mexico, UMF in Miami, Florida. There are even more set dates than that, and there is potential for more! Martin Garrix Prioritizes Producing Over Live Shows in 2025
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