Boys Noize Announces First Album in Five Years, ‘7LLVSION’

Boys Noize Announces First Album in Five Years, ‘7LLVSION’

Electronic music producer and Nine Inch Nails collaborator shares first single "1+1+1" featuring Dutch singer Zep Fresh off his acclaimed Nine Inch Nails collaboration earlier this year, electronic music producer Boys Noize will release his new album 7LLVSION, his first solo LP in five years, this fall. Ahead of 7LLVSION’s November 6 release, Boys Noize has shared the album’s first single “1+1+1” featuring Dutch singer Zep, a dance genre-hopping ode to ever-expanding guest lists: Boys Noize, or producer Alex Ridha, last released his own Mayday in 2021. Since then, the producer has worked with the likes of Lady Gaga (“Rain on Me”), Bon Iver, and A$AP Rocky, as well as forming the duo Dog Blood alongside Skrillex. After serving as Nine Inch Nails’ guest on that group’s Peel It Back Tour, that collaboration blossomed into the remix album Nine Inch Noize, as well as a pair of celebrated Coachella sets alongside NIN. In addition to Zep, 7LLVSION also features guest appearances by Brutalismus 3000, Taichu, Maya Alkhatari, and Abra. The album is available to presave now. Boys Noize — who also scored the upcoming Halsey-starring movie Replacer — will hit the road this week on a tour that kicks off with a Dog Blood gig in San Francisco. Trending Stories Boys Noize Tour Dates September 26 – San Francisco, USA @ Portola (Dog Blood)September 26 – San Francisco, USA @ Portola After PartySeptember 27 – San Diego, USA @ CRSSD Fest September 27 – San Diego, USA @ CRSSD After DarkOctober 30 – Alameda, USA @ Gold Bar HangarNovember 06 – Phoenix, USA @ Obsidian November 07 – Mexico City, MX @ Ultra Music FestivalNovember 08 – Orlando, USA @ EDC Orlando November 14 – Miami, USA @ Factory Town

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