Marc Benjamin Drops New Pop-Infused Anthem ‘Didn’t Mean To’

The Dutch electronic powerhouse is back. Marc Benjamin, a name synonymous with high-energy festival sets and chart-topping production, has officially released his latest single, ‘Didn’t Mean To’ (featuring Jay Mark). Released via Platonik Recordings, this track marks another milestone for the Netherlands-born virtuoso who continues to bridge the gap between mainstage energy and infectious pop sensibilities.

From Amsterdam’s ‘Escape’ to Global Mainstages

Marc Benjamin’s journey is a masterclass in dedication. He began “cutting his teeth” in the competitive club circuit of the Dutch capital, eventually earning a coveted residency at the legendary Escape nightclub in Amsterdam.

That local foundation quickly scaled into international stardom. Today, Marc is a fixture on the world’s biggest stages, including:

• Tomorrowland (Belgium)

• Ultra Music Festival (Miami)

• Ministry of Sound (London)

A Track Record of Success: From ‘Riser’ to 20 Million Streams

Benjamin’s first major breakthrough came with the single ‘Riser’, which secured a spot in the Beatport Top 100. This early success caught the attention of industry heavyweights, leading to massive collaborations with Laidback Luke on tracks like ‘We’re Forever’ and ‘Tell Me That You Love Me’.

His ability to craft hits is undeniable. His release ‘I Want More’ on the Future House Music label exploded across streaming platforms, racking up over 20 million streams within just one year. This consistency has led to further collaborations with icons like Benny Benassi and Fedde Le Grand, as well as high-profile remix duties for Grammy winner Zedd.

Inside the New Single: ‘Didn’t Mean To’

In his latest offering, ‘Didn’t Mean To’, Marc Benjamin showcases his evolution as a producer. Collaborating with Jay Mark, the track delivers a polished blend of emotive vocals and sophisticated sound design. It’s a departure from his heavier “Big Room” roots, leaning into a contemporary pop-house hybrid that feels just as home on a summer radio playlist as it does in a sunset festival set.

Why ‘Didn’t Mean To’ is a Must-Listen:

• Production Excellence: Crisp percussion and lush synth layers that highlight Benjamin’s “virtuoso” status.

• Crossover Appeal: Seamlessly blends the driving rhythm of house music with a relatable, pop-driven vocal hook.

• Label Pedigree: Released under Platonik Recordings, continuing Marc’s streak of working with top-tier electronic imprints.

What’s Next for Marc Benjamin?

With ‘Didn’t Mean To’ already gaining traction on Spotify and Beatport, the Dutch producer shows no signs of slowing down. As he continues to move from “strength to strength,” fans can expect more headline shows and potentially more experimental pop-electronic fusions throughout 2026.