Micah Martin announces debut album & releases ‘Burn Them All (feat. OddKidOut)’

July 24^th 2026 – LA-based Rocktronic pioneer and leading bass music vocalist Micah Martin has announced his highly anticipated debut album All I Need for release on November 20^th via Create Music Group. Consisting of 17 tracks the album sits at an intersection leading a thrilling collision between electronic bass music and rock, metal and punk.

Regarding the album Micah Martin says, “It’s chaotic, it’s intentional, and it’s the most honest body of work I have ever made. It’s a collision between my past as a relentless touring rock artist and the heavier, more refined rocktronic sound I’ve evolved into. From live band records to polished, high-impact electronic bangers, every track pulls from a different piece of that journey.”

Micah Martin showcases the scope of the groundbreaking record with the release of new single ‘Burn Them All (feat. OddKidOut)’ today. The track pairs heavy guitar riffs with jump-up drum & bass as Micah’s aggressive, screamed vocals, land dark, imposing and built to detonate on a festival stage. Co-produced by OddKidOut and Shawn Mayer of pop-metalcore band Melrose Avenue, it sets the tone for a record which captures exactly what Micah has spent the last decade building: a genuine bridge between the biggest names in electronic bass music and the punk, rock and metal worlds he came up in.

Few artists move credibly between those two scenes, and Micah has turned that rare dual fluency into his signature – the foundation of a Rocktronic sound he’s helped forge. All I Need carries that duality across the whole record, with collaborations spanning OddKidOut, Flux Pavilion and HIGHSOCIETY, among others.

Continuing about the single Micah says, “This track just screams attitude. It’s the perfect blend of heavy guitar riffs and jump-up DNB. It was an absolute honour working with OddKidOut and Shawn Mayer from Melrose Avenue on this track. I feel we all captured the essence of rock and roll with modern drum and bass.”

Micah Martin has been showcasing his rocktronic sound on some of America and Canada’s biggest festival stages this summer, including EDC Las Vegas, Escapade Festival and more. Further live dates and more exciting announcements from Micah Martin are due to be revealed soon.

FURTHER INFORMATION ON MICAH MARTIN
Micah Martin has spent the last decade doing something few artists manage: moving credibly between the biggest names in electronic bass music and the punk rock and metal scenes he came up in. He first made his name fronting rock band The Zealots, which he formed in 2014 in the Quad Cities between Iowa and Illinois and took on the road opening for acts like I Prevail, Memphis May Fire, Pop Evil, Theory of a Deadman and Drowning Pool.  When the pandemic brought the band to a close in 2020, Micah channelled his rock-honed voice into electronic music.

Over the past ten years, that voice has become an unmistakable force in the scene, featured on collaborations with SLANDER, Zomboy, Kayzo, PhaseOne, Rebelion and Sub Zero Project, and carried to stages including Red Rocks, The Hollywood Palladium, The Gorge, EDC Las Vegas and Orlando, and Lost Lands.

Today, Micah is a daily host on Insomniac Radio, anchoring its bass-focused IMPACT channel and BASSRUSH Radio since the platform launched at EDC Las Vegas 2025. He has also stepped out as a DJ in his own right. After learning the craft in 2024, Micah took his first official gigs supporting RIOT on their 2025 “The Machine Tour” – including Grave Rave shows with Emo Nite in Dallas and at Academy LA, and a Montreal date with Loud x Clear – before supporting yetep on his 2026 album tour. He has since performed at Escapade Music Festival in Ottawa and a headline NYC debut at Brooklyn Meadows with ULTRA DNB just recently.

His debut rock EP, MICAH MARTIN – featuring AJ of The Dangerous Summer and TJ Minor – marked the start of his own artist era, fusing soaring guitars and anthemic hooks with emotional storytelling. Now, with debut album All I Need on the way, Micah is bringing both halves of his story together at full volume.