Martin Garrix is firing back yet again after Spinnin\’ Records spoke publicly for the first time regarding Garrix\’s lawsuit, in which Garrix believes was \”one sided\” and \”incorrect\”. Last week, Spinnin\’ released a statement saying that Garrix breached his contract, and that they will be seeking compensation for lost revenue due to Garrix\’s separation. Spinnin\’, of course, denied all allegations made by Garrix, and even tied in Garrix\’s father, whom Spinnin\’ alleges is a \”very experienced business man\”.

Garrix\’s PR agency sent out a letter earlier today from Martin (and lawyers, most likely), clarifying some of the allegations Spinnin\’ made in their statement. In the letter, Garrix states that he is looking for the court to confirm that he rightfully terminated and nullified his agreements with Spinnin\’, in which case Spinnin\’ would have to compensate him – not the other way around as they said. Garrix also states that the Spinnin\’ statement only shows that it was the right decision to end his relationship with them. Garrix ends the note by confirming that they have, so far, settled on a 7-year exclusive license in which Garrix is using as a safeguard for the availability of his existing music and music he has made in collaboration with Spinnin\’ artists.

Regardless on your views of Garrix, the whole lawsuit seems like a pretty big undertaking for a teenager, not to mention every statement released so far denies something that the other party said. It\’ll be interesting to see how this plays out, and we\’ll be sure to update you every step of the way. Be sure to read the full letter from Martin Garrix below:



