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I came to it by total accident by some disco people and so far I'm pretty impressed, it's mindbending stuff, the groove isn't so apparent and I really have to work to find it (which is something I'm always interested in) doing another mixtape today I was mixing it with some Ritualz stuff and it seemed to work pretty well.

Just listening to DJ Rashad's album now

any one interested in this genre?

I quite like this:
http://soundcloud.com/lil-jabba/demon-money

LiL JaBBA - only heard it today, going to be dloading it and listening all of tomorrow.

viv wrote:I quite like this:
http://soundcloud.com/lil-jabba/demon-money

LiL JaBBA - only heard it today, going to be dloading it and listening all of tomorrow.

cheers for the link. this is great.

I enjoyed this mix recently: http://www.mixcloud.com/kaptaincadillac ... -massacre/

Anton Maiof wrote:

viv wrote:I quite like this:
http://soundcloud.com/lil-jabba/demon-money

LiL JaBBA - only heard it today, going to be dloading it and listening all of tomorrow.

cheers for the link. this is great.

I enjoyed this mix recently: http://www.mixcloud.com/kaptaincadillac ... -massacre/

listening to it now, love this dark stuff - really cool, anyway to acquire a HQ Dload?

there's a link to a blog on the mixcloud site I think. but yeah, these french guys are doing well

He's got a new track out, so good, im going to follow this dude
http://soundcloud.com/lil-jabba/bruiser

These were some of the first mixes to bring widespread attention to the sound outside of Chicago:

http://soundcloud.com/headhunter/headhu ... ember-2009

http://www.mixcloud.com/mikep/mike-para ... kjuke-mix/

http://yearofmixtapes.blogspot.com/2010 ... -juke.html HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Also recommended is the older Detroit-centric Ghettotech sound (see: DJ Assault "Belle Isle Tech" vol. 1 & 2)... the modern Detroit variant of Juke/Footwork is called Jit, FYI. There are other regional variants for Baltimore and other cities too.

I've been enjoying DJ Roc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2R97qx9Sh0Y

I went to uni with Tony Headhunter / Addison Groove turns out we work with the same publishing company now. Small world... small fucking world.

i've just been getting into this stuff... hadn't liked it at first, but it's grown on me a lot. been listening to DJ Nates album a lot...

i made this track, inspired by the footwork sound.. kind of fusing it with my style.

http://soundcloud.com/ourobonicplague/d ... own-rough/

0hPeee wrote:i've just been getting into this stuff... hadn't liked it at first, but it's grown on me a lot. been listening to DJ Nates album a lot...

i made this track, inspired by the footwork sound.. kind of fusing it with my style.

http://soundcloud.com/ourobonicplague/d ... own-rough/

this is great. its like mutant hardstyle juke

Anton Maiof wrote:

0hPeee wrote:i've just been getting into this stuff... hadn't liked it at first, but it's grown on me a lot. been listening to DJ Nates album a lot...

i made this track, inspired by the footwork sound.. kind of fusing it with my style.

http://soundcloud.com/ourobonicplague/d ... own-rough/

this is great. its like mutant hardstyle juke

haha. thanks... think i'll be playing in these higher bpm's a bit more often..

Chrissy Murderbot and Jamie Grind have been my only excursions into Juke so far, I meant to pick up something by DJ Nate but it hasn't happened. Yet.

imf a juke footwork producer! a member of dj spinn and rashad's label teklife litcity records.. check out my sounds tell me what you think... we love the support all over the world http://soundcloud.com/hdteklife

Spinn and Rashad keep getting better and better.

Hey i am also interested in mixing some of the songs,I am totally rookie in this mixing genre i just wanted some suggestions and advice so that i can also found my own way in to this.I just wanted to know on which software you started mixing first time i want practice on that first..???