Garrix recently told Billboard that he is 'bored of playing out.' He knows that his bookings are because of the success of 'Animals,' but he's 'super excited about the other stuff coming out. We imagine many had figured that this was the case, but there's a difference between trained ears picking up on the similarities and someone spelling it out in big, block letters. Again, it makes sense, assuming you're a producer who knows how the formulas work and can work within that context to get ahead.
all of these tracks line up the exact same. Aside from pitching 'Tremor' up a bit (along with 'some minor edits to song structure'). SoundCloud user MȉŞŦяƐŜś Ʒǐ¥ŤĪŧŠ recently uploaded a file entitled 'every martin garrix song at once,' which features 'Animals,' 'Wizard,' 'Helicopter,' 'Tremor,' and 'Proxy' played from 0, and the results are exactly what you'd expect.
This experiment in the Martin Garrix formula, though? It's kind of insane. We've all heard that 'every song from (x producer) sounds the same' argument, right? It's not really a hard argument to understand, considering that most of the mainstream EDM tracks follow some kind of formula, regardless of how 'progressive' your favorite genre is. Sign up for Deezer for free and listen to Martin Garrix: discography, top tracks and.
