Idolator — Skrillex and Chance also remix Stephen Colbert‘s opening monologue. more info

Stereogum — Earlier this year, Florida pop impressionists Hundred Waters released a new version of their track “Show Me Love” that featured an absolutely nuts lineup of contributors, including Skrillex and Chance The Rapper. And last night on the Late Show W... more info

PopSugar — We're getting to know more and more about Queen Elizabeth II every day, especially since the royal monarch celebrated her 90th birthday back in April. Her milestone has inspired a handful of parties, tributes, and specials airing overseas, and the l... more info

NME — The verdict could have an impact of another copyright case involving Justin Bieber and Skrillex more info

Guardian Music — Producer of Bieber’s No1 denies using loop from Casey Dienel’s song Ring the BellSkrillex has responded to a lawsuit filed by the artist Casey Dienel which claims he and Justin Bieber stole a loop from the vocalist’s song to use ... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — DJ and producer Skrillex has taken to Twitter to shoot down reports he sampled an artist's track without permission for Justin Bieber's Sorry. more info

Dlisted — Sorry to do this to you, but this one’s about the world’s sulkiest toddler, Justin Bieber. It’s also about that one kid that was always talking about taking speed but you knew he’d never even had a sip of beer, Skrillex. And their song ‘Sor... more info

Rolling Stone — Skrillex, who was named in the lawsuit filed against Justin Bieber over the hit "Sorry," has responded to the copyright infringement allegations. "SORRY but we didn't steal this," the producer tweeted alongside a video of how the songwriters craft... more info

Stereogum — Casey Dienel, the musician who records under the name White Hinterland, is suing Justin Bieber, Skrillex, and the team of writers behind “Sorry,” claiming that the hit contains “unique characteristics of the female vocal riff” from her 2014 s... more info

ET Online — Skrillex is firing back after he and "Sorry" collaborator Justin Bieber were slapped with a copyright infringement lawsuit over the song's hook. more info