The UK Garage revival shows no signs of slowing down, and Skrillex MPH Mirage is the ultimate proof of where the scene is heading in 2026. What started as a mystery ID floating around festival ID lists—originally dubbed “Bunga” by fans after MPH rinsed it during his EDC Las Vegas set in May—has officially landed via DisOrder/Capitol Records.
Rather than overthinking the production, the duo locked into pure club instincts. The entire track was birthed in a single afternoon session, with the producers casually swapping a laptop back and forth. That effortless, jam-session energy radiates through every bar: MPH’s UKG groove provides the rhythmic backbone, while Skrillex injects his trademark, razor-sharp sound design.
At the center of the track’s floor-shaking drop sits a slick sample of Red Rat’s early-2000s dancehall classic “ShellyAnn,” warped alongside sputtering basslines and buoyant chord progressions. It’s a natural evolution for Skrillex, following his surprise June LP SOMA and recent underground cuts like “Bass Dhol,” while cementing MPH’s status as a global powerhouse after standout runs at Coachella, Glastonbury, and Parklife.