Twelve years is a long time to keep a song in a drawer, and the second that guitar line walks in on Repeat It I understood why people would not let Martin Garrix forget it. This is the ID that haunted a whole fanbase, written in 2014, teased at Ultra in 2015, finally out in full.
Do not come for a club cut. This one is built on Ed Sheeran’s voice and an acoustic guitar, with Garrix sitting back and letting the topline soar instead of racing it to a drop. The chorus is the kind that follows you home, and when the production fills in underneath it you get that warm festival-pop lift without ever losing the song at the center. It is made to sing back, not to throw down.
Garrix put it out on STMPD RCRDS on May 15, 2026, his 30th birthday, calling it the best gift he could have wished for, ahead of his second album. Sheeran and Amy Wadge co-wrote it back in 2014. He has built these crossovers before, from Scared To Be Lonely with Dua Lipa to In The Name Of Love, and you can trace the run on his archive hub. Put it on for the slow drive home from the festival and sing it out the window. Stream it now on STMPD RCRDS.
