Martin Garrix & KSHMR tease with collaboration news

24 March 2016
2 minutes · By Idris Jones

@MartinGarrix @BillySandersss let's make it happen, epic set btw

Martin Garrix and KSHMR are

Martin Garrix and KSHMR are two of the scene’s most popular youthful talents. And two of the most consistent performers out. Unable to be refuted as some of the industry’s shining stars, any news with them in the headlines draws attention. for the right reasons.

In the aftermath of their impressive appearances at last weekend’s Ultra Music Festival in Miami, their recent interaction over Twitter has fans in both pools of fans in a frenzy of excitement. Hinting at a possible collaboration, it was Twitter user @BillySandersss that prompted the exchange. Having thought the pair were releasing a collaboration this coming Friday, Martin Garrix was quick to sort out the confusion and bring some clarity on the matter.

 

KSHMR, of course, has already remixed Martin Garrix’ work alongside MOTi “Virus,” which he released about a year ago now. However it only have used wondering and imagining what could be if the flying Dutchman and American do join forces and production skill in the near future. And it is those possible results that have us excited.

Relive KSHMR’s finesse touches and visionary creativity on Martin Garrix’ track below and stay tuned as we aim to deliver any future news on the topic!

HT: YourEDM

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