Crankdat and Alleycvt to debut new collab project at Lost Lands 2026
Something’s brewing between ALLEYCVT and Crankdat — and this September, they’re finally letting their ‘ALL DAT’ collab out at Lost Lands.
ALLEYCVT and Crankdat will debut their collaborative project ALLDAT at the Lost Lands music festival next year, adding to a lineup that emphasizes partnerships between artists. The duo will perform at the Thornville, Ohio festival from Sept. 18-20 alongside their individual sets. Lost Lands, founded by producer Excision, takes place at Legend Valley.
The announcement comes more than a year after ALLEYCVT and Crankdat confirmed their relationship at the 2025 Lost Lands festival. The pair has since performed several unannounced back-to-back sets at events including the Ilesoniq festival and during GRiZ’s Seven Stars weekend.
Their first collaborative release, a 2025 remix of Disco Lines and Tinashe’s “No Broke Boys,” has become a regular feature in their live performances. Festival attendees can expect unreleased tracks during the ALLDAT debut, with official releases planned for later in 2026.
ALLEYCVT, a Virginia-based producer and vocalist, gained momentum in the bass music scene after selling out a headline performance at Red Rocks and announcing her EP “9 LIVES” from the Lost Lands mainstage in 2025. Crankdat, an Ohio native, rose to prominence in 2015 with a viral remix of “Trap Queen” and has worked with artists including Marshmello and Jauz. His 2026 schedule includes a Tacoma Dome debut and a five-night sold-out run at the Los Angeles Shrine Expo Hall.
The 2026 Lost Lands lineup features ILLENIUM, Subtronics, SLANDER, NGHTMRE, Seven Lions and Liquid Stranger. Excision will perform three separate sets, including a back-to-back performance with Space Laces. Other collaborative performances include Leveltronics, featuring married couple Subtronics and LEVEL UP, and a pairing of INFEKT and Samplifire.
Featured image credit: Instagram/ALLETCVT/Crankdat




