With Borgore, two things are paramount: monstrous bass and an outrageous persona, both onstage and online. The Israeli producer broke through in the early ‘10s with dubstep anthems like “Nympho”, overlaying sparse percussion and snarling low end with cartoonish, NSFW lyrics and by 2015's The Buygore Album, he'd expanded his sound to include snapping bassline house (“Lindsay Lohan”) and aggressive trap-EDM fusions (“Nope”). It only figures that he'd link up with fellow maverick Miley Cyrus for one of his biggest hits, “Decisions”, alternating face-punching bass with a coy sing-along refrain.