AFROJACK, Martin Garrix, David Guetta & Amél Unite for New “Our Time”

Today, three of the biggest names in global electronic music— AFROJACK, Martin Garrix, and David Guetta—join forces with rising producer Amél for a bold new single, “Our Time”, out now via Spinnin’ Records and featured on Garrix’s ORIGO project. The track features soaring vocals from Zack Hall and arrives as a high-energy festival-ready anthem that blends big room power with euphoric pop structure.

Built on a sweeping melodic framework, “Our Time” fuses the signature strengths of each collaborator. From AFROJACK’s precision-crafted drops to Guetta’s hook-driven edge and Garrix’s emotional melodic instincts, the production lands with purpose. Amél, the youngest among the team, injects a fresh pulse into the mix—grounded in the modern EDM landscape but aiming well beyond formula.

“Our Time” also marks a symbolic return to form for AFROJACK, who recently teased unreleased music during his historic Ultra 25 set, reuniting onstage with David Guetta and Sia for “Titanium.” After over a decade at the top of the EDM scene, he remains focused on pushing the culture forward through WALL Recordings and his newly launched artist development complex.

Martin Garrix, whose track record of global hits includes “Animals,” “Scared to Be Lonely,” and “In the Name of Love,” continues to evolve as a mentor and tastemaker through his label STMPD RCRDS. With ORIGO, Garrix looks both backward and forward—bringing peers and newcomers together in a genre-blending, future-facing sonic world.

David Guetta’s involvement comes after an unmatched run of streaming dominance. Fresh off BRIT Awards’ Producer of the Year title and the multi-platinum success of “I’m Good (Blue)” with Bebe Rexha, Guetta shows no signs of slowing down.

Amél, the Colorado-born producer, signed to WALL Recordings in 2023 after catching Afrojack’s attention with early demos. Since then, he has racked up international support from Tiësto, Garrix, Guetta, and more—making “Our Time” a natural next step in his rapid ascent.