• Dillon Francis 'This Mixtape Is Fire' Featuring Skrillex, Kygo Released

    Dillon Francis has released his new moombahton EP titled 'This Mixtape Is Fire.' Francis' new project does not skimp out on big name dance music features, tabbing some of the "IDGAFOS" DJ's best friends in the industry. Francis only tackles one of the six tracks alone, working with Calvin Harris, Skrillex, Chromeo, Kygo and Bro Safari across the other five tracks on the EP.

  • Skrillex Talks deadmau5, Jack U, Justin Bieber, Bullying On 92.3

    After coming to Brooklyn for a special Jack Ü show at the Mad Decent Block Party on Sunday alongside the likes of Tyler, The Creator, CL, Knife Party, Gorgon City and more, Skrillex stuck around for a little radio promo and sat down with 92.3 AMP Radio to discuss a myriad of topics including the aforementioned Jack Ü project, working with Justin Bieber, deadmau5 and much more.

  • Alesso, Skrillex, A-Trak Headline Ultra Bali 2015 Lineup

    Ultra Music Festival has announced the first phase of artists who will headline its inaugural event in Bali this fall. UMF is going big with its selections for the 2015 lineup, tabbing Skrillex and Alesso as its big letter headliners. They then added an eclectic mixture of A-Trak, Fedde Le Grand, Vicetone and Zeds Dead to help fill out the lineup.

  • Jack U Brings Out Justin Bieber, 2 Chainz, CL, AlunaGeorge at Hard Summer Concert

    Last night Hard Summer, Hard Events' biggest festival on land, came to a close with about 60,000 in attendance at the Fairplex in Ponoma, California. The superduo of Skrillex and Diplo, better known as Jack Ü closed out the festival on the main stage and made the most of the opportunity. The pair are known to bring out special guests from time to time - as we saw with their performance at Ultra Music Festival - and they may have topped it all last night.

  • Vic Mensa & Skrillex Drop 'No Chill,' Huge Track with Jahlil Beats

    The unlikely duo of Vic Mensa and Skrillex have dropped a big one: "No Chill." Here's something that should excite both hip-hop and EDM fans alike, as big names from each genre continue to collaborate. Production creds also go to Jahlil Beats, producer of Bobby Shmurda's "Hot N*gga." The song was just premiered by Zane Lowe on Beats 1 Radio, and we've got the stream for you, via Apple Music.

  • Yogi, Skrillex, Pusha T 'Burial' Music Video: Dennis Rodman Cameo

    Yogi's single "Burial" featuring the vocals of Pusha T just got a very interesting music video that not only adds visual treatment to the track, but also mashes up two of the biggest remixes for the tune from Skrillex and TrollPhace, and Moody Good. The video follows a group of mashed dancers who are clearly up to no good as they wreak havoc on everything they come across. However, when world champion professional basketball player and North Korean apologist, Dennis Rodman the dancer's reign of terror comes to an abrupt end.

  • Skrillex, Diplo, Justin Bieber Release 'Where Are Ü Now' Video

    Skrillex, Diplo and Justin Bieber have unveiled the music video for their hit tune "Where Are Ü Now." The song was originally released at the end of February as part of Skrillex and Diplo's Jack Ü album simple titled Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack Ü. It has been hailed by some as the song of the summer and it has steadily risen up the charts since its release. The music video features the same type of artwork and effects superimposed on Bieber that was found in the "Take Ü There" video with Kiesza.

  • Dillon Francis Unveils 'This Mixtape is Fire' EP Featuring Skrillex

    Producer, DJ and social media comedian Dillon Francis has officially unveiled the details for his much-discussed EP that has been in the works for most of the year. The 7-track EP humorously titled This Mixtape Is Fire after all of the fire mixtape memes around the web features some of the biggest names in electronic music and coincidentally those who are also high up in Francis' Rolodex. Skrillex, Calvin Harris and Chromeo are among the DJs featured on the EP.

  • Skrillex, Katie Couric Make EDM Song, Talk 'Where Are Ü Now,' Scientology

    The rise of American electronic music producer, DJ Skrillex, real name Sonny Moore, has been well-documented ever since he broke out in 2010 with his album Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites that totally changed the landscape of electronic and in many ways, pop music. Katie Couric tries to unpack his life and how the Recess producer has been so successful in her interview series with Yahoo. They discuss things like how Skrillex's collaboration as Jack Ü with Diplo and Justin Bieber came to be, his father's devotion to Scientology and even make a fat beat that is described as "a festival smash" and "for the children."
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