From the heart of America to the global stage, rising EDM/trance producer Marty Augustine is making waves with the release of his electrifying new single, “Calling Out.” The track, featured on his latest album, “Singularity,” is a pulse-pounding journey of sound and soul — a bold statement from an artist cementing his place in the modern trance landscape.
This is a high-octane journey back to self with a deeper meaning—as deep as the beats themselves. Rooted firmly in classic trance foundations, “Calling Out” surges with ambient nuance, cinematic scope, and crisp, modern production. Designed for late nights, long drives, and dance floors that never sleep, the track pulses with urgency and emotional depth. It’s more than just a banger — it’s a lifeline.
This is a call for connections to yourself in those moments where you’re lost in the noise— that moment where you’re overwhelmed and just need something real to bring you back. The single is already generating buzz for its driving, relentless energy and hypnotic sound design, a signature of Augustine’s evolving style. The track builds momentum with layered synths and a propulsive beat, channeling trance’s euphoric core while exploring deeper emotional textures.
The accompanying music video elevates the experience by capturing the essence of a live EDM set. Flashing lights, sweat-soaked dancers, and unfiltered joy paint a visceral picture of collective release — a place where everyone is welcome and the only language spoken is rhythm.
“Calling Out” is a standout moment on “Singularity,” a body of work that explores isolation, transcendence, and the digital chaos of our time. With this release, Marty Augustine proves he’s not just chasing trends — he’s creating an experience. One that’s built for those who live for just one more beat.
Watch the official video on YouTube. Stream “Calling Out” now on Spotify, Apple Music, and all major platforms.
For more information, check out the website www.MartyAugustine.com/music
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