Martin Garrix Premieres Unreleased Madonna Collaboration "Bizarre" at NYC Show

Dutch electronic music producer Martin Garrix sent shockwaves through both the dance music and Madonna fan communities over the weekend when he unveiled a previously unheard collaboration with the iconic pop star.

The 30-year-old DJ premiered the unreleased track during his set at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on Saturday, June 13, and later played it again at an afterparty held at Marquee nightclub. The song features Madonna on vocals, with the chorus centered around the lyric "Who knew love can be so bizarre?"

Garrix confirmed the partnership during remarks at the Marquee afterparty before posting about the moment on social media. "Bizarre night 3 in New York! @madonna," he wrote alongside a snippet from the live performance.

The track, titled "Bizarre," will appear as Track 10 on the deluxe edition of Madonna's forthcoming album Confessions II, scheduled for release on July 3. The song has reportedly already circulated among attendees at album listening parties, with fans noting the connection between what they heard and what Garrix premiered.

Beyond this collaboration reveal, Madonna has maintained a busy promotional schedule. She recently unveiled a short film for Confessions II featuring numerous celebrity cameos, launched a new remix of another album track, announced a partnership with fashion brand KIKO Milano as its Global Brand Ambassador, and revealed a collaboration with ABSOLUT.