David Guetta releases MEN MACHINE EP

David Guetta and Marten Hørger released “Men Machine EP” on May 15, putting a five-track project under a shared Men Machine billing across streaming services and Spinnin’ Records. Apple Music lists the release at 13 minutes, while Spotify and YouTube Music show the same five-song sequence. Beatportal described the record as the pair’s first release under the Men Machine project and said the music had been road-tested for more than a year before the formal launch. ### When did the EP actually come out, and where is it listed? May 15, 2026 is the release date shown on Spinnin’ Records’ release page for “Men Machine EP.” Spotify’s album page also lists the project as a May 15 release, and Apple Music identifies it as a 2026 EP by David Guetta, Marten Hørger and Men Machine. Spinnin’ Records is the label attached to the release in platform listings, and Discogs credits the 2026 file release to Men Machine and What A DJ under exclusive license to Spinnin’ Records. (music.apple.com) That gives the project a clearer label and rights structure than a one-off single upload. ### What is on the five-track release? Spotify’s track listing shows five songs: “The Past, The Present, The Future,” “PWR,” “Engage,” “Hey You,” and “Babylon (Men Machine Rework).” Apple Music matches the five-track count and total running time, and YouTube Music carries the same project under the same artist combination. (spinninrecords.com) “PWR” is credited on Spotify to David Guetta, Marten Hørger, Men Machine and SNAP!, while “Engage” carries a feature from Vitalic. “Babylon (Men Machine Rework)” adds Congorock and KENZ in the Spotify listing, giving the EP a mix of core duo tracks and collaborations. (spinninrecords.com) ### Is Men Machine a new artist project or just an EP title? Beatportal reported on May 15 that the release “formalize[s]” Guetta and Hørger’s new joint project, describing Men Machine as a creative partnership that had been developing for more than a year. (open.spotify.com) The outlet also said the music had traveled from Ibiza to Indio before the official release, referring to live testing ahead of launch. (open.spotify.com) Streaming credits also point in that direction. Apple Music and Spotify list Men Machine not only as the EP title but as a named artist alongside David Guetta and Marten Hørger, indicating the alias is being used as a project identity rather than only as branding for one record. That is an inference from the platform metadata. ### How does this fit with Guetta and Hørger’s recent release activity? (beatportal.com) David Guetta’s Apple Music artist page identifies “Men Machine EP” as his latest release dated May 15, 2026. The page places it alongside other 2026 singles and EPs, including “POP DAT THANG (David Guetta Mix)” and “Just The Way You Are (2026 Mix).” Marten Hørger’s catalog pages on Apple Music and Spinnin’ Records show a longer run of solo and collaborative club releases before this project. (music.apple.com) The Men Machine EP therefore arrives as a separately branded collaboration rather than a continuation of Hørger’s prior solo release naming. ### Which track appears to be getting the first push? YouTube carried an official visualizer for “The Past, The Present, The Future” within days of the EP’s release. (music.apple.com) Search results also show an extended-mix upload for the same track, making it the clearest candidate for an initial focus track from the project. Beatportal’s coverage centered its launch story on the EP as a whole rather than announcing a separate lead single. (music.apple.com) As of May 17, the available label and platform pages point readers to the full five-track release instead of a staggered rollout. ### What comes next for listeners? Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and Spinnin’ Records all have the full EP live as of May 17. (youtube.com) Beatportal’s earlier pre-order item said the music had already been tested in Ibiza and Indio before release, and the next public marker is likely any additional Men Machine uploads or live dates posted under the new project name. (open.spotify.com) (beatportal.com)