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juke hits SF once more... gonna be a real good time! http://www.dissensus.com/showthread.php?10858-SF-Wed-June-9-HEADHUNTER-DJG-DUBSWORTH-at-222-Hyde&p=232077#post232077

WEDNESDAY JUNE 9, 2010 Juke meets dubstep at 222 Hyde in San Francisco. monthly party series FIXUP joins The Night Kitchen in hosting the one and only Headhunter! prepare yourself for hot skewered beats! more info here

back on http://sub.fm this sunday with a sizeable selection of fresh juke, skweee and dubstep! 3-5pm PST, 11pm-1am GMT

I do want to bring out a few dancers for a show(case) at some point in SF.. it's such a big part of the culture it would be weird for the music to go any farther (beyond chicago) without the footwork. like you said, it would be great if there was a little more of a framework to track the...

nice one, thanks for the supportz. well it only gets better from here, I'm on board for season 2 as well! another full score was posted - highly recommended listening >>> http://frederatorblogs.com/adventure_time/2010/05/04/behind-the-scenes-with-casey-james-basichis/ and I forgot to tell...

incase Drilla's link to The Crack Album goes down I'm hosting it on my site >>> http://nastysonix.com/post/584816952/dj-roc-the-crack-album that vid with the kid is great. call me a wuss but I really like the simple synthy last track in the video.

yep that's what I was getting at drilla. hopefully I can work out the kinks in my dicey knowledgebase when I take a trip to chicago and ask the hedz for a history lesson. heck, even just neema weighing in for the past few pages has been enlightening.

I'm always for cross-pollination in music, anytime. I love footcrab and the girl unit tracks and such. but I do just want to say that the most inspiring part about juke / footwork (for me) is how it's evolved to this point with very little awareness or regard for other genres (edit: I'm...

this is incredible, thanks! very lo-fi bedroomy and sorrowful.

ay who does tha incredible roy ayers remix at 1:56 in this un? http://nastysonix.com/post/559009124/roy-ayers-remix-starts-at-1-56-here

:) http://www.planet.mu/news/96 thank goodness, a picture of nate that's decent! his youtube portrait is so disturbing...

that's sad to hear. I was hoping that Mille Plateaux would sign a Burial experimental side project. really.

dunno, but the sampled track is Tech N9ne - Celcius. bad tune.

it's called My Love and is on DJ Rashad's 'Just A Taste' release.. you can find it on http://www.ghettophiles.com/2/ but it might not be buyable.. nnazem runs the site and is trying to smooth out all the kinks.

the simplest I can break it down is that footwork is abstract, often atmospheric, and questionably danceable to anyone outside of Chicago, while juke is more uptempo and straightforward. they both share a lot of elements, like busy toms and looped utterances, but employ them in different ways...

that's funny... I got Nate's cousin/agent contact info from another chicago head, he sounded really excited, then I never heard back. did you manage to track down DJ Trouble? cuz this tune is fiyah >> http://davequam.blogspot.com/2009/11/footwork-as-contemporary-classical.html I'll pm you about...

oh and btw this blog seems pretty neat, as does the track linked to in it >> http://davequam.blogspot.com/2009/11/footwork-as-contemporary-classical.html

nnazem - thank you loads for tracking down this forum and starting a dialogue. your crew is without a doubt doing the coolest stuff in juke/footwork, and it's awesome to hear that you are taking big steps to make it accessible to more people. it would be fantastic for the sound to spread and the...

aphex playing skream (his 'idm crossover' tune no less)... now there's some full circle bizniss..