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A new interview<\/a> with Randy Barracuda<\/strong> over at skweee.com<\/a> reminded me that I should get back into the skwee loop and post more of this Scandanavian blend of bleep-tronica, twitch hip hop, r&b and funk. By no means a new phenomena (earliest sightings fall back to 2005), Randy Barracuda dropped both of these tracks for the Flogsta Dancehall label in 2006, also featuring as standouts on the genre’s defining compilation in 2007, Museum Of Future Sound Vol.1<\/a>.<\/p>\n In this new interview, Randy mentions upcoming releases on his Harm\u00f6nia label from Rigas Den Andre<\/strong> (titled The Valla Torg EP) and from Y\u00f6t<\/strong>, and makes it clear that he has no interest in being a posterboy for the movement – the future of skweee, he notes, “is not really my concern.”<\/p>\n His debut solo album, which apparently might “deal with esoteric and numerological issues” (although tongue could well be firmly in cheek) drops on Flogsta on September 11th 2009.<\/p>\n Randy Barracuda – Skweee Like A Pig<\/strong> | mp3<\/a><\/p>\n Randy Barracuda – Rick James Is Dead<\/strong> | mp3<\/a><\/p>\n