Dog Blood, the electronic group consisting of the legendary EDM DJs, Skrillex and Boys Noize recently released a new song “Turn Off The Lights”. The new single is the first released song in six years by the legendary producers. According to Morgan Robertson, Skrillex recently rejoined From First to Last as the lead singer and the group came out with a new song called “Surrender”.  He has been making music since 2004 and Boys Noize has been producing since 2005. Both of these incredible EDM producers have been working together since 2012 creating EDM hits like “Wild For The Night”. They have been teasing music for months now and just released a full song that will play at their upcoming performances. The duo will be performing in Miami at Ultra 2019 this weekend. Since they were in Miami they have been playing in clubs and surprising fans with their amazing set. Last weekend they performed at the Buku Music + Arts Festival.

The new song repeats “Turn Off The Lights” as the beat is upbeat and fast. The song ends with a big drop that speeds up the beat and introduces new sounds. The song is a fun dance song with complicated EDM sounds. There is a constant flow and has an interesting base. The song has a bouncy rave vibe that will make you want to dance all night. It starts to break new the end into stronger faster beats. It is has a strong drum beat and an interesting repetitive feel. When listening to the song you can visualize the flashing lights in your eyes as you dance around. Throughout the song, you can hear mumbled words that fit with the beat. The repetitive phrase “turn off the lights” is not misused and makes the song, even more, catchy.  Their new catchy song is fun and energetic. It will surely make the people dance wildly in Miami this weekend and at many other shows to come. The new Dog Blood song is one you can listen to with friends or play at your next party. The four-minute hit, “Turn Off The Lights” does not disappoint and is another incredible piece by the legendary duo, Dog Blood.

Photo Credit: Mauricio Alvarado