Martin Garrix And Julian Jordan Release Their Long Anticipated Collaboration – ‘Glitch’
We are in the home stretch now everyone. Only two short weeks remain until 2018 is completely wrapped up. That means that artists are working overtime to push out releases before starting the year fresh in January. Martin Garrix has been, once again, one of the most active producers in all of dance music.
The world’s #1 DJ has released countless singles as well as a full EP in 2018. He has toured all over the world, and once again made a strong statement, that says “I am here to stay” loud and clear. Today, Martin has released his highly anticipated collaboration with Julian Jordan, ‘Glitch’.
Martin Garrix & Julian Jordan – ‘Glitch’
‘Glitch’ is a catchy electro house tune that serves as the perfect endpoint for impressive years for both Garrix and Jordan. Will this song be a show stopper or even remembered into festival season? Most likely not, but at the end of the day it is absolutely the kind of quality production we expect from both Martin and Julian alike.
Take a listen to ‘Glitch’ below.
A Long-Running Creative Partnership
Garrix and Julian Jordan weren’t strangers by the time ‘Glitch’ dropped, the two Dutch producers had collaborated multiple times over the years, and both came up through the same STMPD RCRDS ecosystem that Garrix built to support rising Dutch talent. That familiarity showed in how tightly the track was put together, leaning into the harder-edged electro house sound both artists had built their reputations on rather than chasing whatever pop crossover trend was dominating radio at the time.
Capping Off Another Massive Garrix Year
By the time ‘Glitch’ landed, Martin Garrix had already spent 2018 topping DJ Mag’s Top 100 poll and touring practically nonstop, so closing the year with a collaborative single felt less like a big statement and more like business as usual for one of the most consistently productive artists in dance music. That relentless release schedule, singles, an EP, constant touring, became something of a Garrix trademark throughout the late 2010s, and it’s a big part of why he stayed at the top of the genre’s rankings year after year.
