Skrillex and Diplo recorded a second Jack Ü album

3 November 2025
2 minutes · By Chris Vuoncino

After making their live Diplo's Mad Decent Block Party in 2013, him and Skrillex would go on to deliver a chart-topping full length album during their short run as Jack Ü. In the years since, Diplo has continued to publicly push for a reunion of the duo while Skrillex has remained mute, instead spending more time with Four Tet, Fred again.., and other up and coming artists. In his ongoing publicity tour, Diplo recenty stopped by the Smart Girl Dumb Questions podcast to speak with host Nayeema Raza and shared more details about Jack Ü's potential plans had they not split up. In the course of the conversation, the producer revealed that a second Jack Ü album had in fact been completed and featured appearances from Florence + the Machine and Charli xcx. With the reveal he said, “We did a whole second album. We recorded so many weird records.”

Diplo x Skrillex Jack U at Ultra Music Festival Miami 2015
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When Skrillex and Diplo came together for Jack Ü over a decade ago, the duo immediately became global stars and festival mainstays. Unfortunately the project quietly dissipated but Diplo is continuing to share more information about the group.

Although fans would certainly love to hear what the duo created, it is unlikely to ever see a release, Diplo went on to say, “Skrillex hates me… it’s a real kind of crazy hate that I just can’t understand,” he said. “I don’t really know what is the real issue but we tried out some mediation—I tried, there’s none on his side. But I just love the guy, you know. We were like brothers.” It’s unfortunate as fans certainly would have loved to see how two such prominent musical forces would evolve, especially with Diplo stating, “We were really a good combo because I have real wild, out-of-pocket ideas for pop music and he just is—nobody’s better than him at creating sound that just sounds like ‘what the fuck.’”

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