Martin Garrix, Bonn and Sentinel Drop Euphoric Progressive House Anthem, “Hurricane”

by Michael Ryan · Published June 2, 2023

When Martin Garrix and Bonn link up, it can only mean good things are bound to happen.

The longtime collaborators are back at it with another dose of mainstage euphoria. This time around, it's their hotly anticipated collaboration, "Hurricane," which stormed onto streaming services moments ago.

Together, Garrix and Bonn have long remained attuned to the nostalgia of progressive house's golden era. Between "High On Life," "No Sleep" and more, the artists know how to forge an anthem like the back of their hands. Teaming up with red-hot dance music trio Sentinel, the artists flex their collective muscle memory, letting the waves of colorfully soaring synths wash over hopeful lyrics in a swirling symphony of bliss.

"There was an amazing energy while creating this song," Garrix said. "Bonn and I have worked together many times before, and his amazing voice perfectly fits 'Hurricane.' I'm also super excited that we're teaming up with Tomorrowland again this year for both the EP and the stage hosting this summer. We are working on some amazing surprises for that one."

This latest chapter in the collaborative saga of Garrix and Bonn represents yet another singalong anthem-in-waiting. The soaring progressive house track has already been pressure-tested by Garrix at the highest echelon of the festival circuit when the Dutch superstar first teased it during his show-stealing set at this year's Ultra Music Festival.

Take a listen to "Hurricane" below.