Diplo, “Set It Off” ft. Lazerdisk Party Sex [Single]

The latest break off from Diplo’s upcoming Express Yourself EP, featuring none other than Lazerdisk Party Sex. Moombahton gold. Stream below and look out for the EP on June 12th.

Baauer, “Harlem Shake” [Single]

The latest in Mad Decent’s Jeffrees series is a bubbly trap singe from Baauer. Stream below and/or download “Harlem Shake” for free.

DarkGrey, “Disrespect” [Single]

Fat oscillating synths a cowbell lead DarkGey’s “Disrespect.” Stream and free download below. [Spotted at Moombah Thong]

Skrillex, “Summit” ft. Ellie Goulding (Perreo Perreo Moombahsoul Rework) [Single]

Perreo Perreo reworks the beautifully catchy melody of “Summit” into a moombahsoul remix. Stream and free download below. [Spotted at Moombah Plus]

Aloe Blacc, “I Need a Dolla” (Spenda C MoombahBooty)

Nu-jump/moombahton remix of Aloe Blacc’s “I Need A Dollar” by Spenda C. Stream and free download below.

Alvaro & The Partysquad, “Wataah” [Video]

Intense, funny found footage video for “Wataah” from Alvaro & the Partysquad. [Spotted at Cool Breezy]

Mr. Vega, “Ape Shit” ft. KO-lition (Kid Cedek Remix) [Single]

One of the three remixes dropping on the “Ape Shit” remix EP dropping on June 5th via SUBDRIVE. Stream Kid Cedek’s remix below.

Meek Mill, “House Party” (Skinny Friedman Remix) [Single]

Crowd-friendly moombahton remix of Meek Mill’s “House Party” from Skinny Friedman, with a smooth Dutch-house synth drop that turn up and down and ever which way. Stream and free download below.

Bros Gone Wild Tour Promo [Video]

Pick up your pulse a little with this teaser look at the Bros Gone Wild 2012 tour with Bro Safari, Tittsworth, Sazon Booya, and more, coming to a city near you – additional tour dates for summer 2012 after the skip.

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Dave Nada Interview With Walmer Convenience [Read]

“After our meeting at SXSW we had the pleasure of sitting down with Dave via email and discussing moombahton, his life and other shit we were fucking curious about. He was kind enough as well to prepare an exclusive edit that is not only going to be closing many people’s set in the coming months but is also enjoyable at home with a snifter of brandy and a book of poetry because in the early 21st century that’s a thing that people like. No, that’s false. They don’t like those things.

Walmer: So why did you choose to copy Skrillex’s hairstyle? Was it to gain popular appeal?

Dave Nada: For the record, I was rocking that hairdo since June 21st 2009 dawg…”

Now that is a fucking intro! Read the rest of the Nada’s fucking interview with Walmer here.