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By: Aaron Berecz Jan 11 2014. ‘ remixing capabilities were on full display during 2013, as the Australian producer lent his touch to ‘s “Ode To Oi,” and ‘s “Dynamo,” and Robin Thicke’s inescapable “.” The latter found its way to the top of Beatport and solidified the Australian’s status as one of dance music’s most promising young producers. For his inaugural release of 2014, Will Sparks injects ‘s “Animals” with his trademark Melbourne-bounce while leaving the original’s melodic buildup largely intact. The remix certainly isn’t the first unofficial rendition of the chart-topping production, but it does offer another interesting take on one of the most popular tracks of 2013.

Contents. Early life Garrix learned to play guitar at age 8. In 2004, he expressed interest in becoming a DJ after seeing perform at the. He took particular inspiration from the track ', prompting him to download specialist, and enabling him to start composing. In 2013, he graduated from the, a production school in.

Garrix ghost writes tracks for other artists, and despite this, only one in fifty of his tracks have made it out to the public. In an interview when asked about his social class, Garrix said middle-class.

He also said his 'dream mentor' was. Martin Garrix at Midsummer White Festival 2013 In November 2013 Garrix signed a deal with 's Scooter Braun Projects (later ). In December 2013, he released ' with Jay Hardway, the song has peaked to number 6 in and number 17 in the. His collaboration with Firebeatz, 'Helicopter', placed No.

1 on the Beatport Top 100 charts for 2 weeks. He performed at 2014, where he debuted several new and unreleased tracks, including collaborations with, and. In 2014 Garrix released ' as a free download.

He released a song with with the title ' which was later in the year as well as his collaboration with releasing ' which Afrojack and Garrix both premiered. 2015 'Forbidden Voices', 'Don't Look Down' and collaborations.

Garrix's logo since 2015 In 2015 Garrix experimented with progressive house and started producing progressive style apart from his signature big room sound. On 6 February 2015, he released the track ' as a gift for 10 million likes on his Facebook page.

In February 2015, he released the single ' featuring. He also released two video versions for it on, 'Towel Boy' and 'Towel Girl.' The track was written by Garrix, and. It peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard.

In an interview with in early 2015, Garrix noted that Usher is a 'humble' artist and a great collaborator to whom he can direct input. He also worked with multi-Grammy winner on a track called 'Rewind Repeat It' which he played at in Miami in March 2015. On 4 May 2015, he released a track with, called '. On 22 May 2015, released a lyric video of the song ' co-produced by Garrix. On 6 July 2015, Garrix released the EP with Russian DJs.

Later, on 31 October 2015, he released a track titled ' as a promotional single. Termination of agreements with Spinnin' Records On 26 August 2015, Garrix announced that he had left and MusicAllStars Management, due to a conflict over the ownership of his music. A point of contention was the release of 'Animals,' which appeared when Garrix was 17 years old. He also announced that he had filed a lawsuit against his then-manager Eelko van Kooten. In November 2015, Garrix announced that he would create his own record label.

On 2 December 2015, Garrix has reportedly settled with Spinnin' Records in their ongoing legal dispute over the ownership rights of his music, he released a statement confirming that he had withdrawn the summary proceedings after his former record label transferred him the ownership rights to his music in exchange that exclusive licence of all his tracks released before August 2015 are retained by Spinnin' for an undisclosed period. However, Garrix also stated that their other outstanding disagreements will likely be the subject of further legal proceedings. On 31 December 2015, Garrix released ', his final track of the year, for free, which he had co-produced with Justin Mylo and.

Martin Garrix live at VELD Festival 2016 STMPD RCRDS and Ultra Music Festival Garrix launched his own record label called in the first quarter of 2016. On 11 March 2016, he released his first single via STMPD RCRDS titled ', featuring the vocals of and.

Speaking about the label, he said that he wanted it to be a 'platform' for artists of various genres. On 20 February 2016, Garrix announced that his debut album was arriving later that year via Twitter after the social media platform asked some of its content curators to use its new video platform to announce their plans for 2016. However, he never released the album that year despite releasing an extended play. On 18 March 2016, he made use of his one-hour set to premiere ten new unreleased tracks at, including collaborations with, and along with, a Garrix's duo with. On 27 May 2016, he released his second single ' with British DJ duo. Deal with Sony Music On 13 June 2016, Garrix released a promotional single titled 'Oops' which became the anthem.

On 26 July 2016, it was announced that Garrix signed a 'worldwide' contract with. He explained that, 'their forward thinking approach to streaming and incredible roster of talented artists combined with their passion and understanding for my vision of the future of my music made this a no brainer.'

On 29 July 2016, he released the track ' with. On 22 August 2016, Garrix made his first-ever live performance of his own music, with Rexha on, accompanied by The Tonight Show house band, The Roots. On 14 October 2016, Garrix announced on social media that he was releasing seven songs for seven days. Several of the released songs have been premiered during his performances at and. The songs were uploaded onto his channel as music videos with seven visual artists who live-painted their interpretations of each song.

DJ Magazine number one DJ. Martin Garrix at World Club Dome Winter Edition 2017 Garrix appeared as the face of in their Fall 2017 campaign, becoming one of the first few internationally recognized DJs to enter modelling. Armani Exchange announced it on social media, stating '.the face of the new Armani Exchange Fall Winter 2017/2018 campaign: Martin Garrix.' At the Tomorrowland 2017 festival, Garrix debuted his YTRAM alias, which spells 'Marty' backwards. He also premiered the song ', a collaboration with who joined him on stage to perform it, as well as his first solo track in over a year, ', which received an official release on 25 August 2017.

Garrix was listed in ' World's Highest-Paid DJs 2017 ranking with earnings of $19.5 million for 12 months prior to June 2017. Details of Garrix's collaborative unreleased song with Ed Sheeran, titled 'Replay Rewind' or alternately, 'Rewind, Repeat It', was published on with Sony and listed as the publishers of the song. Garrix was dissatisfied with Sheeran's label, who postponed the release of the song due to their prioritization of Sheeran's other song releases, causing him to cease further talks. In a radio interview, Garrix explained 'It was going to be an official track, so we postponed all my other singles, but the label delayed the track because they wanted to release other tracks from Ed first. At one point, it was two years ago, I didn't release a radio single for five, six months. So, then you get annoyed.

So, I don't think we're ever going to release the track.' The song, premiered at the 2015 in Miami and regularly played by Garrix at music festivals, had its release halted as what Garrix described as 'label issues and a lot of headaches'. Two-year lawsuit victory On 20 September 2017, a Dutch judge ruled in favor of Garrix who regained the rights to his music that were previously signed to Spinnin' Records and MusicAllStars, to have his contract permanently terminated. Garrix, who demanded €3.7 million from Spinnin' and €650,000 from MusicAllStars, said 'All of (their) claims have been rejected by the court. The only remaining question is the amount to be repaid (to Garrix).' In October 2017, Garrix, under the alias GRX, again collaborated with Brooks to release the song 'Boomerang'. In December 2017, he released ' with featuring Romy Dya and Jamie Scott.

British singer Ellie Goulding was originally supposed to feature on the song but her label prevented the release after it was previewed by Garrix at his Tomorrowland set. Philanthropy 2016: Fuck Cancer and Magic Bus In May 2016, Garrix headlined an event in Los Angeles with all proceeds going to the non-profit organization Fuck Cancer, dedicated to early detection, prevention and providing support to those affected by cancer. In November 2016, Garrix started his India tour with a special charity show in Mumbai with over 40,000 in attendance. Hosted at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse, the charity event's purpose was to educate Indian children with the proceeds from the show being donated to Magic Bus, who will be supporting the education of 10,000 children across the country. 2017: SOS Children's Village On 24 February 2017, Garrix was announced as an 'international friend' for in, a non-profit organization that 'builds families for orphaned, abandoned, and other vulnerable children around the world'.

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