Following his successful 2015 collab with Bebe Rexha "In The Name of Love," Martin Garrix is back at it again, and this time he's working with London-born rising pop star Dua Lipa. The 20-year-old producer/DJ previewed the song during a recent show in Myanmar, presumably called "Scared To Be Lonely."
Fan-captured footage from the show posted to Twitter shows Martin pumping up the crowd as he drops his new song. The track showcases lyrics from Dua Lipa including: "Do we need somebody?/Just to feel like we’re alright/Is it the only reason you’re holding me tonight?/Because we’re scared to be lonely?"
Dance-worthy instrumentals kick in before Dua belts out more heartfelt lyrics, "Even when we know it’s wrong/ And somebody better for us all along/Tell me how can we keep holding on/Holding on tonight/Because we’re scared to be lonely."
Dua, who released her own hit song in August 2016 "Blow Your Mind (Mwah)," took to Twitter on January 2nd to react to the clips floating around online. She wrote, "Guess the cats out of the bag..."
No word on an official release date for "Scared To Be Lonely," but it looks like 2017 is already going well for Martin Garrix! Can't wait to hear what else he has up his sleeve.
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