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Any recommendations for 12"s please??

tunes like in the massive Addison Groove mix: http://soundcloud.com/headhunter/addiso ... mix-2010-1
and the recent AG/Ramadan Swamp releases & dubs ??

danx

makes more sense now that I've seen guys dancing to it...that bishop guy in the clip above was killin it...

yeah it's dance music so it's gonna sound repetitive when you're sitting at home listening to it. out in the club it kills




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feeling stuff like this.
http://www.zero-inch.com/artist/DJ_Spin ... _You/57585

boxxy wrote:bout to say! dj rashad is too ill!

here's some juke i like


it's definitely a vocal heavy genre

Nice.see i like this but just cos it sounds more like hip hop (Basically is) and less like 99% per cent of juke i can find

i like the influences i have taken from it, and im into abused vocal samples if done right.

reallyfeeling the juke influence in dubstep personally.

coke bottle!!!

Also the Swamp hybrid is a M A S S I V E sound

large up the swamp crew.

I like juke more than juke influenced dubstep...

The DJ Nate EP on Planet Mu is more interesting in theory than in practice, yeah...

As a friend said upon first hearing it: "you could really fuck someone up by forcing him to listen to this on acid"

hehe

i bet some of you would have called hardcore "just a bunch of noise" back in '92

footwork is the most exciting musical movement since grime

Juke FTW.

as far as Juke inspired Dubstep, Work Them, Tiffany, and Fuck The 101 have to be the best so far.

IMO.

I didn't like the DJ Nate song in the original post but the rest of the songs sound pretty good

ory wrote:i bet some of you would have called hardcore "just a bunch of noise" back in '92

footwork is the most exciting musical movement since grime

Except it's not a new musical movement. The DJ Nate tracks that Planet Mu are putting out are at least two years old. Honestly, the whole hype feels like a bandwagon riding on the success of Addison Groove.

There's definitely a reason for that, before that you really didn't get to hear about juke in the UK, the tunes don't get press, the lyrical content doesn't lend to radio play and the DJ s don't come over here at all... i knew about stuff like DJ deeon but i really only found about it off the bag of a dancemania mix flosstradamus did for mad decent a while ago... it's not like there's any juke forums which means it's not easy to find information on like with D&b or dubstep.

personally, i'm fascinated by the stuff even though i'm coming pretty late to the party - the simple structures just seem to work in a way which i can't figure out yet, i've made a few attempts at making it and i can't get my head round it, i always make it that little bit too fat and end up with a shit hard house track...

heard this tune a while back, seriously awful music on any level.

collige wrote:

ory wrote:i bet some of you would have called hardcore "just a bunch of noise" back in '92

footwork is the most exciting musical movement since grime

Except it's not a new musical movement. The DJ Nate tracks that Planet Mu are putting out are at least two years old. Honestly, the whole hype feels like a bandwagon riding on the success of Addison Groove.

it's still more recent than grime. and the UK hype started late 2008, early 2009, long before addison groove.

hear this shit in a club and it makes a bit more sense.. i just sense that the chicago producers have no idea how good it really sounds on , say a system like plastic peoples.

ory wrote:

collige wrote:

ory wrote:i bet some of you would have called hardcore "just a bunch of noise" back in '92

footwork is the most exciting musical movement since grime

Except it's not a new musical movement. The DJ Nate tracks that Planet Mu are putting out are at least two years old. Honestly, the whole hype feels like a bandwagon riding on the success of Addison Groove.

it's still more recent than grime. and the UK hype started late 2008, early 2009, long before addison groove.

footcrab was made in arpil 2009, but im aware juke was in full stride in chicago by then.. but i was into the ghetto tek stuff way before that also, back in 2007, so for me it stemmed from that aso. I just wanted to make people aware of it, i made footcrab and it sat on my laptop for about 4/5 months before i even played it.. which was at outlook in croatia for the first time.

juke is like marmite.. either love or hate it... whatever you choose, its still pretty amazing to hear a sound that cudda been made 15 years ago.

What's wrong with repetition? Dance music IS repetition. Not everything has to be about a big cum-on-your-face drop.

I've not heard enough juke/footwork in a club to know properly how it works but in the past I've very very happily enjoyed entire nights of the most insanely repetitive ghetto house...

work them and boss of the south are really the only juke-ish tunes i like