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Bakers Bakas http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=101765134

You can listen to the DJ Roc album here by clicking 'play': <object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" id="musicplayer" name="musicplayer" swliveconnect="true" wmode="transparent" data="http://www.planet.mu/include/player.swf" height="382" width="382"> <param name="swLiveConnect"...

More on the Witch House Juke interface: word is that DJ Nate is remixing Salem.

I believe there is a label releasing an RP Boo record in the near future, which i'm sure will be announced at the correct time. We hope he will appear on our Foot Wurk Compilation (due 2011).

The Roc record was hard to compile... but it ended up like this: A: ONE BLOOD LET'S GET IT STARTED THEY CAN'T FUCK WIT ME PHANTOM CALL KING OF THE CIRCLE B: I MAKE HER SAY I CAN'T CONTROL THE FEELING FUCK DAT MAKE CRACK LIKE DIS TAKE HIS ASS OUT C: DJ ROC SYMPHONY LOST WITHOUT U GIRL WEN U...

Soul pill name is from: That's the remix, but the original is one of my favourite jungle tracks Original 'lil b' track:

Thanks Lil' B for rapping over one of my tracks

Interestingly, the brain processes the rhythm (and structure) component and the 'melody' (or pitch, and relative pitch, intervals etc.), separately. So in a way rhythm and melody are perceived (on some level) separately. That is not to say that rhythms don't have melody and melodies don't have...

I've always felt a bit "sea-sick" listening to these 2: <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value=""></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="" type="application/x-shockwave-flash"...

I wouldn't have associated this release with 'Chillwave' until FACTmag did, http://www.factmag.com/2010/06/25/oriol-night-and-day/ but it does share some of the shimmery nostalgic feel. <object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" id="musicplayer" name="musicplayer" swliveconnect="true"...

I was contacted by this guy from Detroit making what he describes as Footwork http://soundcloud.com/dj-three-dog After he found a remix I had done of Nate's track here: http://soundcloud.com/mikep And "Break Buddy Ankles" was intended for the forthcoming Various Artists Footwork...

1st attempt at a footwork track.. i think the beat is a bit too busy for footwurking... dunno.

Also, having noticed the coincidental sonic parallels between breakbeat hardcore and footwork tracks (pitched up vocal samples, accelerating tempos, sub bass), and having been told (only by one source, admittedly) that the kids who attend 'juke parties' take pills, do you think that ecstasy has...

That is Rashad - "Who Da Coldest"

May I also pipe in here and say that RP Boo track is really nice - thanks for that :) As regards future releases, I hope to announce some more soon, but rest assured I am following various threads and have chatted with many artists who produce (or did once produce!) Juke and Footwork such as...

lol, mms is being sarcastic. But at the heart of this does lie a serious point. That how we perceive Footwork from outside the scene is not how it is perceived within it. And that the music that may be enjoyed and loved by the readers of this thread doesn't necessarily always reflect in any...

Thanks, glad u enjoyed it, regarding DL link: I better leave it as streaming since a lot of the tunes were given to me by the DJs themselves.

And by the way, here's a bank holiday mix I've done of some of my favourite Footwork tracks, concentrating less on the bouncy elements and more on the half speed feel... including lots of DJ Nate, DJ Roc, DJ Rashad, DJ Trouble, DJ Diamond etc. (Sorry it's streaming but it will open in it's own...

iTunes store has DJ Pierre - Juke It Hard Volumes 1 to 4 which are all great I recommend listening to everything on the Subterranean Playhouse label on itunes

That's actually Lil Louis 'Videoclash' bleeps sped up