Skrillex and Boys Noize are currently generating significant buzz among their fanbase by teasing a collection of unreleased music under their collaborative alias, Dog Blood. This recent activity strongly hints at a potential new project from the legendary electronic duo, known for their boundary-pushing sound and high-energy productions.
A Glimpse Into the Studio
Over the past weekend, Skrillex took the initiative to connect with fans by sharing a link to snippets of new music. He also posted an Instagram Story titled, ‘Dog Blood ID Mega Mix 2026,’ which features a near two-minute teaser showcasing a variety of unreleased tracks. These snippets highlight the duo’s signature acid electro sound, characterized by heavy, distorted basslines. Notably, the teaser integrates a sample of Rihanna’s hit, ‘Don’t Stop The Music,’ adding an intriguing twist to the production. Boys Noize also shared his own teaser of the unreleased material on his Instagram Story, further fueling speculation.
Reunion at Portola Music Festival
This teaser surfaced just before the duo reunited on stage at the Portola Music Festival in San Francisco on September 26. Held at the Pier 80 venue in the Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood, the performance marked their first appearance in nearly five years. The duo’s last official release was the 2019 four-track EP Turn Off The Lights. Their earlier works, including ‘Next Order / Middle Finger’ and ‘Middle Finger Pt. 2,’ remain foundational tracks that helped define their unique blend of electro, techno, and bass music.
Future Outlook
While the teaser contains multiple unreleased IDs, neither Skrillex nor Boys Noize has confirmed specific plans for a new EP or album. This development coincides with Boys Noize’s preparations to release 7LLVSION, his first solo LP in five years, which features the lead track ‘1+1+1’ featuring ZEP. For now, the ‘Dog Blood ID Mega Mix 2026’ serves as a promising sign that more music is on the horizon.
