Underscores Scores DJ Sona Skin Music
The electronic music producer contributed tracks to a Mythic Variant cosmetic for the League of Legends champion Sona, arriving November 18.
Updated on Nov. 8, 2026 in Dance and Electronic
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Electronic music producer underscores contributed music to League of Legends' DJ Sona Ultimate Remix Mythic Variant skin. Riot Games music designer Brandon Zongora confirmed the collaboration in a November 3 post on X.
Why it matters
The collaboration brings an electronic music artist's work directly into a major video game's cosmetic system, with the music reported to play during matches for players who use the skin. It shows how game publishers are pairing dance and electronic producers with in-game items.
Each Mythic Variant pull costs 400 Riot Points, and the skin is guaranteed by the 40th pull, totaling 16,000 RP. The three forms of the skin have had their music previewed online, though the source does not specify the length or release format of those previews.
The players
underscores
An electronic music producer and performer who was named in YouTube Music's autumn 2026 Foundry class, which includes 15 other artists from eight countries.
Riot Games
The developer and publisher of League of Legends, a multiplayer online battle arena game known for its champion roster and cosmetic skin system.
The details
Riot Games announced the DJ Sona Ultimate Remix Mythic Variant skin on November 3, and underscores' involvement was confirmed the same day. The music is reported to begin when a match starts and continue during play for those using the cosmetic, which is acquired through a chance-based system.
Timeline
November 3, 2026: Riot confirms underscores' involvement and announces the Mythic Variant skin.
November 18, 2026: DJ Sona Ultimate Remix skin is scheduled to arrive in League of Legends.
Season Trajectory
The Mythic Variant system in League of Legends uses chance-based pulls priced in Riot Points, a model that has become a central part of how the game sells cosmetic skins. Pairing that system with music from an independent electronic producer extends the format beyond visual upgrades into audio.
Players who want the DJ Sona Ultimate Remix skin will need to spend Riot Points on Mythic Variant pulls, with the skin guaranteed after 40 pulls at 16,000 RP. The arrival date of November 18 sets when the music becomes available to those using the cosmetic in matches.
The takeaway
Collaborations like this show how game cosmetics are becoming a distribution channel for independent music, giving producers exposure to large player audiences. Readers following electronic music can watch whether more publishers adopt similar partnerships.
Further reading
Explore more dance and electronic music news for context on how producers are crossing into gaming.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Readdork.
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