Borgore

Yosef Asaf Borger (Hebrew: יוסף אסף בורגר; born 20 October 1987), known professionally as Borgore, is an Israeli EDM producer, DJ, singer-songwriter and rapper. He is the founder of the label Buygore Records.

Borgore
Background information
Birth nameYosef Asaf Borger
Born (1987-10-20) 20 October 1987
OriginHolon, Israel
Genres
Occupation(s)
  • Record producer
  • DJ
  • rapper
  • singer-songwriter
Instruments
Years active2009–present
Labels
WebsiteBorgore

Biography

Yosef Asaf Borger was born in Holon, Israel[3] and raised in Tel Aviv, to a Jewish family. Brother name is Tax.[4] He moved to Los Angeles in 2012.[5][4][3] He is the founder of Buygore Records[6] and former drummer of Israeli deathcore band Shabira.[7] Self-described as "Gorestep", his music incorporates triplet drum patterns with heavy metal influences.[6] Some songs have been compared to horror movies, farm animals, and sex.[8] He has released tracks under Dim Mak Records, Spinnin' Records, Sumerian Records, Shift Recordings and also his own label Buygore. In 2012 he released the single Decisions (song), with back-up vocals provided by Miley Cyrus.[9]

Discography

Studio albums
  • #Newgoreorder (8 July 2014; Buygore / Dim Mak Records)
  • The Art Of Gore (27 September 2019; Buygore)[10]

Extended plays
  • Gorestep: Vol. 1 (2009; Shift Recordings)
  • Borgore Ruined Dubstep, Pt. 1 (2010; Buygore)
  • Borgore Ruined Dubstep, Pt. 2 (2010; Buygore)
  • Delicious (6 June 2011; Buygore)
  • Flex (5 March 2012; Buygore)
  • Decisions (18 June 2012; Buygore)
  • Turn Up (8 October 2012; Buygore)
  • Legend (7 June 2013; Buygore)
  • Wild Out (12 November 2013; Dim Mak Records)
  • The Buygore Album (13 January 2015; Buygore)
  • Keep It Sexy (4 October 2015; Buygore)
  • Adventures in Time (9 May 2018; Buygore)
  • The Firest (12 October 2018; Buygore)[11]
  • Slaughterhouse (3 December 2021; Buygore)[12]

Mixtapes
  • Buygore Mixtape, Vol. 1 (3 April 2020; Buygore)[13]

Singles
  • "Birthday and The Black November / Ambient Dub Shit" (2010; Audio Freaks)
  • "Ice Cream "12" (2010; Trillbass Records)
  • "Decisions" (featuring Miley Cyrus) (10 July 2012; Buygore)
  • "Incredible" (w/ Carnage) (4 February 2013; Spinnin' Records)
  • "Deception" (w/ Cedric Gervais) (18 March 2013; Spinnin' Records)
  • "Macarena" (w/ Kennedy Jones) (April 2013; Buygore)
  • "That Lean" (featuring Carnage & DEV) (1 May 2013; Buygore)
  • "Wayak" (w/ Dudu Tassa) (12 November 2013; Dim Mak Records)
  • "Wild Out" (featuring Waka Flocka Flame and Paige) (15 October 2013; Dim Mak Records)
  • "Illuminati" (w/ Shaygray) (4 April 2014; Dim Mak Records)
  • "Unicorn Zombie Apocalypse" (w/ Sikdope) (14 April 2014; Spinnin' Records)
  • "Ratchet" (27 May 2014; Dim Mak Records)
  • "School Daze" (w/ Addison) (11 May 2015; Armada Music)
  • "Forbes" (featuring G-Eazy) (4 September 2015; Buygore)
  • "Blast Ya" (featuring Barrington Levy) (1 April 2016; Buygore)
  • "100s" (10 June 2016; Buygore)
  • "Daddy" (15 September 2016; Buygore)
  • "Best" (4 November 2016; Buygore/Armada Music)
  • "Magic Trick" (featuring Juicy J) (9 December 2016; Buygore)
  • "Harder" (17 February 2017; Buygore)
  • "Big Bad" (3 March 2017; Buygore)
  • "Help" (20 April 2017; Buygore)
  • "Domino" (featuring Mad Cobra) (2 June 2017; Buygore)
  • "Savages" (4 August 2017; Armada Music)
  • "Blasphemy" (20 October 2017; Buygore)
  • "Salad Dressing" (featuring Bella Thorne) (3 November 2017; Buygore)
  • "Coco Puffs" (19 January 2018; Buygore)
  • "Svddengore" (featuring Svdden Death) (16 February 2018; Buygore)
  • "Freak" (with Gentlemen's Club featuring Watson) (23 February 2018; Buygore)
  • "B.Y.D." (with Benda) (2 March 2018; Buygore)
  • "Reasons" (with Axel Boy featuring GG MAGREE) (9 March 2018; Buygore)
  • "Jimmy's Rage" (with AFK) (16 March 2018; Buygore)
  • "Elefante" (27 July 2018; Spinnin' Records)[14]
  • "Mop" (featuring Gucci Mane and Thirty Rack) (21 September 2018; Buygore)[15]
  • "Camo Diamond Rollie" (with Benda) (1 February 2019; Bassrush)[16]
  • "Gore on the Dancefloor" (with Moonboy featuring Rico Act) (17 May 2019; Buygore)[17]
  • "Summerlake" (28 June 2019; Buygore)[18]
  • "911" (featuring Abella Danger) (19 July 2019; Buygore)[19]
  • "Petty" (6 September 2019; Buygore)[20]
  • "Tetris" (13 September 2019; Buygore)[21]
  • "Forever in My Debt"(featuring Tommy Cash) (20 September 2019; Buygore)[22]
  • "RFG" (20 December 2019; Buygore)[23]
  • "Ratatata" (with Etc!Etc! and Snc) (17 March 2020; Buygore)[24]
  • "Basketball" (with Karetus and Zanova) (29 May 2020; Buygore)[25]
  • "Self Destruction" (with Diablo and Killstation) (12 June 2020; Foolish Cult / Empire)[26]
  • "Snake Shot" (with Benda) (24 July 2020; Buygore)[27]
  • "Sweet Dreams" (with Wodd) (28 August 2020; Buygore)[28]
  • "Sad B*tch" (with Tima Dee) (11 December 2020; Buygore)[29]
  • "Rockstar Sh*t" (with T-Wayne) (10 September 2021; Buygore)[30]
  • "I Don't Care" (24 September 2021; Buygore)[31]
  • "Fypm" (featuring Jonathan.) (22 October 2021; Buygore)[32]
  • "Sexy Boi" (19 November 2021; Buygore)[33]

Mixtapes
  • Ice Cream Mixtape (2009; Self-released)
  • Gorestep's Most Hated (2009; Self-released)
  • The Filthiest Hits...So Far (2011; Sumerian)
  • Borgore's Misadventures in Dubstep (7 March 2012; Buygore)

Remixes

Production credits

See also

References
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