Borgore is an awesome dubstep producer based out of Tel Aviv, Israel who is really making some awesome, new stuff. Was just on Mad Decent’s blog today and they had some of his new tracks that are quite simply off the chain. I’ll share with you my favorite of the two but head here for the other one (much love, Mad Decent). The Ice Cream EP is coming out soon on Trillbass, so you better grab it once it’s out, sucka.

Borgore – Ice Cream

Hello one and all. I would like to begin this post by apologizing for the ridiculous delays between posts lately. I’ve just begun the whole frat thing at college and shit is time consuming. With that taken care of, let’s get down to music.

Squeegie favorite Gucci Mane has enjoyed the support of many in the musical industry, especially in blogging circles and the like. One of his biggest fans happens to be an artist known for taking on great projects and sometimes bringing more popular music to the blogging masses: Diplo. With this in mind, Diplo decided to collaborate with a ton of your favorite producers and make a Gucci Mane only mixtape and goddamn it’s hot. Featuring tracks from: Diplo, Bird Peterson, Brodinski, Douster, Flying Lotus, Mumdance, DZ, and my main main Willy Joy. Needless to say, Un. Fucking. Real.

I’ll give you guys a few tracks but you neeeeed to get the whole mixtape, it’s too good. To make it better, it’s free (my favorite number). Get the mixtape here.

Gucci Mane – Dangers Not a Stranger (Diplo Remix)

Gucci Mane – I Be Everywhere (DZ Remix)

Gucci Mane – I’m The Shit (DJ Benzi & Willy Joy Remix)

Mad Decent’s South Rakkas Crew have returned, this time with an entire full-length album of juicy 320s, 100% free of charge.  The Stimulus Package features a few previously released tracks, like the bumpin “So It Go (feat. Serocee)” and “Double Up (feat. KillaQueenz)”, and some new movers, with appearances by artists like Capleton and Grafton Primary.  Here’s my favorites off the album, but there’s no excuse not to grab the whole thang here.

South Rakkas Crew – Holiday (Titles Riddim) feat. Rage

South Rakkas Crew – Bun Up 3000 feat. Capleton

South Rakkas Crew – Take One feat. Grafton Primary

Were it not for this gig I have tonight I would be in Philadelphia tonight and that bums me out ($150 dollar roundtrip from Chicago!!) Why am I so disappointed you ask? Well because I’m missing what was so perfectly put by Markus G from my old blog home, Hot Biscuits. Go on Markus, tell em what I’m missing:

“Good God, this is going to be an amazing event. All of 2009’s best new producers in one room playing all the songs we’ve lusted after and blogged about. It’s Bristol bad boy of dubstep, Joker with his homey Nomad helping out. Then from southeast London is the Nightslugs‘ Lvis 1990 and Bok Bok. Wait, just when you thought it couldn’t get any better there is Fool’s Gold rookie of the year, Kingdom from Brooklyn. To round out the bill you have the DJ Sega, Dirty South Joe, Flufftronix and Lady Prowl to get down to.”

Yeah. Fuck. If you’re in Philly don’t be a fool, cancel all your plans and hit this up.

You’ll hear it a million times in our posts but yes, we are back. Pardon the delay. Enough about that, time to catch up on music. Check out my giant post after the jump for all the goodness we weren’t able to post these last few days and look for a Nic Sarno interview that’s gonna be up in just a few hours. Lezzzzgo!

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Heyo. We here at Squeegie finally caved in and got a twitter. Mad Decent, Diplo, and the Toadz big upp’d our interview with Toadally Krossed Out and we got pulled in. Follow us to get updates on SqueegieExclusives™, interviews, and all of that good stuff. Andy Milonakis looks funny.

Andy Milonakis – Let Me Twitter Dat

(Toadally Krossed Out + Kid CuDi at SXSW)

Hello blogosphere, Brookah here with what is (as far as I know) Toadally Krossed Out’s first interview ever. Pretty cool stuff. They pretty much leapfrogged (ha) onto the scene a few months ago when they closed out the Mad Decent show and, to everyone’s delight. They’ve been releasing solid stuff ever since with remixes of Buraka Som Sistema and Major Lazer to date. Without further ado, we bring you Toadally Krossed Out.

Toadally Krossed Out – Toads Theme

Buraka Som Sistema – IC19 (Toadally Krossed Out Remix)

Squeegie: Hey guys, welcome to Squeegie. How about we start with an intro, who are you guys and where are you from?

Toadally Krossed Out: Were just a couple of lads from around the way that grew up in and around Wales.

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Hey y’all. We’ve got an interview coming up with one of the most buzzworthy groups around right now: Toadally Krossed Out. Mad Decent favorites, they’ve been straight wreckin it ever since they closed out Mad Decent’s SXSW show. Here’s a new remix of theirs to hold you over until the interview drops.

Major Lazer – Hold The Line (Toadally Krossed Out Remix)

Holy shit. This is the biggest drop from Mad Decent (can’t show them enough love) in a while, best tune all month for me. This is a song you play in front of a lot of people, and expect no response; they are too busy being destroyed by an atomic bomb of a kick drum. As Skream describes it, “some old school dubstep flavors”, you really need to download a track that only he could pull off… 

Major Lazer – Hold the Line (Skream Remix)

Hold the Line is my favorite song on Guns Don’t Kill People, Lazers Do by a long shot (I wanna hear what everyone else’s is in the comments section). To hype and hype and hype as is accustomed to Mad Decent, the boys commissioned remixes by the giga from artists across the globe, all very solid. But none as solid as this. Djedjotronic, of the Boys Noize family, just dropped this on us and I am stunned. He is honestly one of the best producers out there technically, and one of the most exciting live. Grab his new remix, as well as his mix for BN Records, which is filled with exclusives and rare jams.

Major Lazer – Hold the Line (Djedjotronic Remix)

Djedjotronic Mix for Boys Noize Records, June 09 (via Goshdamndjs & BNR, Mediafire)

1. Cajmere - Percolator (original mix)
2. Afrojack - Polkadots (original mix)
3. Tiga - Shoes (Djedjotronic remix)
4. Renaissance Man - Spraycan (original mix)
5. L-vis 1990 - Come Together (original mix)
6. Burns - Turbo (Jokers of the scene remix)
7. Fortune - Bully (Dj Sega rmx)
8. Plastikman - Spastik (original mix)
9. Felix da Housecat - Kickdrum (original mix)
10. Major Lazer - Mi Pon da Floor (original mix)
11. Silvio Ecomo & Chuckie - Moombah (Afrojack remix)
12. Zombie Nation - Mystery Meat Affair (Shadow Dancer remix)
13. Harvard Bass - Caked (original mix)
14. Osborne - The Count (original mix)
15. D.I.M - Lyposuct (original mix)
16. Len Faki - My Black Sheep (original mix)
17. Noob & Brodinski - Peanuts Club
18. Speedy J - Pullover (Djedjotronic rework)
19. Major Lazer - Hold the line (Djedjotronic remix)