#UlrtraSa Education Drive

With a month to Ultra South Africa 2015 we intend to give you some insight on some of the artists playing at the South African leg of one of the biggest dance festivals in the world.Today we go with 18 year old Martin Garrix, Most teenagers celebrate their high school graduation at home, toasting their coming of age with apple cider and supermarket cupcakes with grandma, Aunt Jean and a few classmates. Martin Garrix celebrated finishing music academy classes in June by partying with hundreds of thousands, first in Warsaw, then Las Vegas (Electric Daisy Carnival) then Dover (Firefly Festival) and then back in Vegas (Hakkassan).Such is life when you’re the fastest-rising act in electronic dance music. In the span of 12 months, the 18-year-old Garrix not only completed school, but went from a being literal spectator at the world’s largest music festivals to performing on their main stages, propelled by a Top 10 hit, savvy business partnerships and a certain self-awareness that’s often lost on young stars.Look out for Martin on the main stages at both legs of Ultra South Africa and in the mean time here is some of martins latest singles to get you Apmed