Electronic music duo Eli & Fur are having a transcendent moment as move into summer 2026, and we’re confident it’s about to get even bigger.
Since emerging as a team in 2013, Eliza Noble and Jennifer Skillman have captivated audiences with their soaring electronic dreamscapes and deeply personal lyricism as singer-songwriters, producers and DJs, with tracks including “Pegasus,” “You’re so High” and “Something Was Real” hitting viral status. They’ve performed on the biggest stages in the world, from Coachella and EDC to Printworks and more, and collaborated with the likes of Camelphat, MEDUZA and Booka Shade. Their spring tour wraps up this weekend at Project Glow in Washington, D.C., and they’re dropping a new EP, Dreams At Dusk Part II, next week on Friday, June 5. To commemorate this momentous week, we got the chance to chat with the duo about their music and the things that inspire them. Read our full interview with them as our Woman Crush Wednesdays below.
(Photo credit: Vika Petlakh)
Eliza (Eli)
Name: Eliza Noble
Hometown: Los Angeles, California
Birthday: February 25
Jennifer (Fur)
Name: Jennifer Skillman
Hometown: Los Angeles, California
Birthday: June 9
Zodiac sign: Gemini
1. Eli and Fur each bring their own unique strengths to the duo, perfectly complementing one another.
Eli: I think I bring a lot of structure into what we do. I’m quite decisive in the studio, and I love pushing ideas forward. I’m always thinking about how something will feel in a live setting. I’d say I balance Fur’s more artistic and chain-of-thought approach with something a bit more immediate and bold. While Fur might be coming up with a whole poem and story, I love to take those parts and channel them into more of a structure. Our differences make it really fun to work together.
Fur: I think one of my strengths is emotional storytelling. I’m always thinking about the feeling behind a track. I find most inspiration late at night. I naturally lean into melody, lyrics and the overall world of a record. Within the duo, I probably bring a slightly more introspective, narrative-driven vibe, which balances really nicely with Eli’s energy and instincts. Together, it means our music feels both emotive and powerful.
2. The duo are set to release their new EP, Dreams At Dusk Part II, next week.
Eli: This EP feels like a continuation of a new world we’ve been building. It’s very much about that in-between moment, where day turns into night and everything feels a little more emotional, a little more cinematic. A lot of the songs came from real experiences over the past year—being on the road, feeling both connected and disconnected at the same time. I’m most excited for people to live with it, whether that’s on a late-night drive, at a gig or in a more personal moment. It’s got those big club moments then the space to breathe—it serves both those purposes.
Fur: This EP feels really honest to where we are right now. It’s got that dreamy, escapist feeling but there’s also a lot of movement and energy in it. It’s music for that moment when everything opens up, whether that’s on a dancefloor or just in your own head. I’m excited to play these tracks out and see how people connect with them in real time.
3. One of Eli’s favorite movies is Into the Wild.
Eli: I’ve always loved journey films. There’s something about the sense of freedom, self-discovery and being out in the world that really resonates with me. The soundtrack is also incredible, and I think that combination of music and storytelling has definitely influenced how I think about creating atmosphere in our own music.
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4. Fur can’t get enough of dad jokes.x
5. Eli loves to run.
Eli: It calms my mind and helps with ideas.
6. Fur says her most overused phrase is “Ooh la la.”
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7. The No. 1 thing on Eli’s bucket list is to swim with dolphins in the wild.
Eli: I’ve tried it once before but they were so far away. I absolutely adore dolphins. I think they are the most incredible animals.
8. Fur says her biggest hero is her mum.
9. Eli says that finding a kind of equilibrium is incredibly important to her.
Eli: I’m someone who places a lot of importance on balance. Fur and I have been in this industry for a long time and always made sure we feel happy, live life to the full, work hard but don’t sacrifice those things that keep us sane. I’m proud to have built a project that I wake up everyday loving while maintaining what’s important to me.
10. Meanwhile, Fur is not as extroverted as she might seem.
Fur: I’m actually a massive introvert. I’m really just a farm girl.
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