DENVER DUBSTEP

Borgore ft. Shay - Flex EP (Buygore)

1. Borgore ft. Shay - Flex (Original) 
2. Borgore ft. Shay - Flex (Borgore's Dubstep Remix) 
3. Borgore ft. Shay - Flex (Document One Remix) 
4. Borgore ft. Shay - Flex (Coven Remix) 
5. Borgore ft. Shay - Flex (Figure Remix) 
6. Borgore Vs Dev - Kiss My Lips

Flex ft. Shay (Borgore's Dubstep Remix) is available as a free download now via Borgore's Facebook page:

http://www.facebook.com/Borgore?sk=app_182180968549106

and go behind the scenes with these videos:

pt.1: http://youtu.be/5-redSaGzuM

pt.2: http://youtu.be/UQk9qde-25c

pt.3: http://youtu.be/YhzSKuIEFxM

“Borgore Ruined Dubstep” so reads the t-shirt that Asaf Borger, better known as electronic-music’s enfant terrible Borgore, frequently wears onstage or when he’s behind the decks. One of Bass culture’s most popular and controversial figures lands in the UK this month. 

The 24-year-old producer/songwriter/DJ is currently leading the new Rave sound and culture, popular amongst dubstep-loving teens and true bass music aficionados alike. Original tracks and remixes (spanning M.I.A. and Rusko to Britney Spears, LMFAO and Passion Pit) have become cross-genre club smashes; he recently collaborated with Diplo on the track “Animal” taken from Yelawolf’s smash, the Eminem-cosigned debut Radioactive. 

His upcoming release Flex – his fifth EP of original material - builds on that notoriety with his hardest, raunchiest grooves yet. Flex shows how Borgore’s music is also progressing more than ever, the new EP features both a pounding dubstep version of the title track along with a more hip-hop flavored version influenced by the “trap music” production of Waka Flocka Flame and Lex Luger, in addition to a monstrous track with Dev titled 'Borgore v Dev.  The accompanying video to “Flex” – a hilarious, over-the-top spoof of already absurd rap-video excess, directed by Richard Farmer (winner of an MTV Video Music Award for his work on Gnarls Barkley’s innovative “Run” clip) – completes the package. 

A formally-trained jazz musician, Borgore studied at Tel Aviv’s prestigious Thelma Yellin music academy – Israel’s equivalent of Berklee and Julliard, where he learned to write big-band charts and became a virtuoso saxophone prodigy. As a result, his influences aren’t typical: Bach, Wayne Shorter and John Coltrane coexist on Borgore’s iPod alongside Deftones, Aphex Twin, and Louis Armstrong.  

Before he became one of the world’s biggest dubstep DJs, he was best known as the drummer for Shabira, the hardcore metal band he co-founded in his hometown of Tel Aviv, after a stint in the Israeli army as a fitness specialist. 

“Hearing early UK Dubstep was super life-changing; I loved drum and bass, trance, and hip-hop, and dubstep brought all of that together. It made me feel something I’d never experienced before.” 

He started making dubstep-influenced tracks immediately. When he began pairing them with rude, provocative videos on the Internet, they received instant reaction. “I was like an early version of Rebecca Black or Kreayshawn,” Borgore recalls. A social media monster, his early success gave Borgore rare independence for a new artist. Quickly, he started his own label, Buygore, to release his own music and sign other artists.  

Sharing bills with the likes of Skrillex, Rusko, and 12th Planet, Borgore came up with the new global scene of producers and DJs that’s transformed dubstep, moving the sound from dank basement clubs to lofty arenas. His debut digital EP Gorestep Vol. 1 appeared in 2009 on Seattle’s influential Shift Recordings. It proved so radically distinct from mainstream dubstep at the time, he considered it his own genre; dubstep with a sense of humour. “It was different,” he explains. “I called it ‘gorestep’; marrying system- shattering electronic dance with provocative, colourful raps. 

He has already become a sought-after live show performer; he recently sold out all 1,300 tickets at L.A.’s prestigious Music Box Theater in little over an hour. “Most DJs just sleep behind the decks, checking their email,” Borgore notes. “I try to bring some stage presence: I want to bring something from the live-band culture to the electronic world.” 

He showcases his label with UKF, the UK's largest bass music community, via a 2-CD compilation 'Boregore's Misadventures in Dubstep' mixed by Borgore and featuring 6 exclusive tracks from himself and all the artists signed to Buygore records. (Released via UKF on 12 March 2012) 

Borgore plays: 
Brixton Academy w/ Sub Focus, Feed Me & Andy C 
East Village with UKF on 7 March 2012 – Free entry

@borgore / www.youtube.com/buygore /www.buygore.com

ARTIST: Mochipet 

TITLE: Chicxulub Rebirth 

CAT-NO: DCR172 

LABEL: 1320Records/Daly City Records 

FORMAT: Digital 

RELEASE DATE: 03/20/2012 

When we last left the dinosaurs, they had nearly escaped extinction and were headed to a newfound land. Since that time, Mochipet has enlisted the help of his friends Freddy Todd, Sugarpill, D.V.S., s.p.e.c.t.r.e, Papa Skunk, Elfkowitz, Preshish Moments, Smash and Grab, Bass Science, dkon, Profresher Blacklight, Renee Leah and Zen Death Squad  in the creation of a brand new feast of sounds for their fans to dig into. Seventeen tracks of stomping basslines and glitchy overtones are designed to make crowds rawr for more!

Tracklisting:

01. I Really Don't Think We Are Ok Ace    (Sugarpill Remix)

02. Dinosaur Anthems    (Derek VanScoten D.V.S. Remix)

03. The New Ark    (S.P.E.C.T.R.E Remix)

04. Yoshi's Dinosaur Egg Hunt    (Papa Skunk Remix)

05. A Home Away From Home    (Freddy Todd Remix)

06. A Home Away From Home    (Elfkowitz Remix)

07. The New Ark    (Preshish Moments Remix)

08. I Really Don't Think We Are Ok Ace    (Smash & Grab Remix)

09. Dinosaur Anthems    (Bass Science Remix)

10. Yoshi's Dinosaur Egg Hunt    (Free Crush Remix)

11. Dinosaur Anthems    (Living~Stone Remix)

12. Fossils    (Dkon Remix)

13. The New Ark    (Profresher Blacklight Remix)

14. Fossils    (Renee Leah Remix)

15. Home Away From Home    (Zen Death Squad Remix)

See below to link and video for new dubstep banger from Savoy. The track titled "DIY" and was released last Friday and has already reached #9 on the beatport dubstep charts. The track is also featured in the most recent GoPro Cameras/Red Bull national television commercial (below).

SAVOY - DIY- http://www.beatport.com/track/diy-original-mix/3287098

GoPro Commercial - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyLIZi8W47o&feature=youtu.be

SAVOY - www.savoyband.com

J Flash - www.jflashmusic.com