
Martin Garrix Peace of Mind
After years of anticipation, Martin Garrix reunites with French duo Citadelle for a new single titled Peace of Mind—a progressive, emotionally charged release that blends cinematic textures with a club-ready pulse.
Released via STMPD RCRDS, Peace of Mind feels like a spiritual sequel to “Alive,” the 2020 hit Garrix and Citadelle co-produced under his YTRAM alias. This time, however, Garrix is putting his mainstage name behind the track—and for good reason. Featuring lush production, sweeping builds, and haunting vocals from Wilhelm, the track delivers atmosphere without excess, finesse without filler. Co-written with John Martin, the song balances introspection and energy in under three minutes.

Martin Garrix (left) teams up with French duo Citadelle (right) for “Peace of Mind,” blending cinematic soundscapes with progressive house energy.
Its compact runtime has sparked debate among fans, but the artistic direction is clear: this is Garrix experimenting with scope and subtlety. The song’s pacing and tone hint at broader ambitions, with Peace of Mind reportedly part of his upcoming album due November 2025.
The timing of this release is no accident either. With Garrix entering a phase of sonic exploration—dabbling in trance, drum & bass, and beyond—Peace of Mind offers a taste of what’s to come. Already teased across his Brazil tour and major summer sets like Ultra and Tomorrowland, the track is poised to become a festival staple.
While some fans miss the YTRAM moniker, the message is loud and clear: Garrix is evolving, and he’s bringing listeners with him.
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