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FOOTWORKJUKE ALBUM DOWNLOADS DJ Manny Delivers Romantic Footwork Album for Planet Mu FOOTWORKJUKE ALBUM DOWNLOADS DJ Manny Delivers Romantic Footwork Album for Planet Mu. DJ Manny will release Signals In My Head , a new album on Planet Mu. Signals In My Head marks a “new chapter” in DJ Manny’s career, we’re told. Born in March 1990 in Chicago but raised in Harvey, Illinois, Manny, real name Manuel Gaines, encountered juke and footwork before he was 10 years old while out with his brother at a party he was too young to be at. Dancing became a big thing for him—and he began throwing parties, where he met Rashad and DJ Spinn, and made his first recordings at his cousin’s house. His first release, Kush On Deck , came about in 2010 with DJ Rashad’s help. Now based in Brooklyn, New York, Manny’s sound has widened out and taken on a more romantic edge. His goal for the new album was “to do something that nobody (in footwork) had ever done before,” which is an R&B-type of album but still keeping it footwork, juke, house, and techno, with a few breaks. “I just want people to know it’s love out there,” Manny says. We’re told that the album also brings in a drum & bass flavor on cuts like “Good Love” and “Havin’ Fun.” Meanwhile, tracks like “Club GTA” and “That Thang” call back to classic Chicago house, and “Smoke ‘n’ Fade Away” and album closer “At First Site” both “recall the golden era of Detroit techno,” the label tells XLR8R . “Wants My Body,” created with DJ Chap, and “All I Need” are “classic Footwork workouts sure to ignite dance floors.” Tracklisting. 01. Never Was Ah Hoe 02. U Want It 03. You All I Need 04. Club GTA 05. All I Need 06. Wants My Body (ft. DJ Chap) 07. Havin’ Fun (ft. DJ Phil 08. Good Love 09. Signals In My Head 10. That Thang 11. Smoke ‘n’ Fade Away 12. At First Site. Signals In My Head LP is scheduled for July 23 release. Meanwhile, you can pre-order here and stream the title-track below. Bassadelic.com :: #1 samples source online! We help electronic / hip hop producers with sounds, resources, tutz, theory, interviews & more! "STAY PLUR, GET HYPHY!" – Get Inspired, Get Free Tips, & Download Loops/Vocals for Trap, Cloud Rap, Acid House, Grime, Jungle Footwork, Electro Swing, Breakcore, & New Orelans Bounce! footwork samples. All posts tagged footwork samples. Footwork Bundle! On sale for the summer, ready to meet all of y’all 160+ music needs ;) Ahh, it’s been a fucking fun year and a half. I started making footwork music (as 5ifty$ix K), started Juke Music Forum, as well as a footwork- jungle label (Dynasty Shit), and then came back to the mitten and got to see all of my Michigan friends! It’s been fun…well – that 2013 winter was NOT so fun (but I’m refusing to think about that right now) and I’m been working on a lot of other projects, including starting the Big Bass Outlaws (a hardcore footwork jungle trio).. Plus I’ve been trying to promote the hardcore footwork / jungle sound as much as I can :) So those are some of the things I’ve been upto. AAANNNND, now Summer is finally here! So, I decided to put out a bundle for the summer – a super summer sale bundle! A footwork bundle, with Bassadelic’s previous juke/footwork sample packs, compiled into a full 1000+ samples for all of your 160 needs! This ultimate footwork and juke bundle combines Bassadelic.com’s two juke sample packs – one designed for drums, the other specifically containing vocal samples. Footwork is a fast and very rhythmic style of dance music that originated from the city of Chicago and takes influence primarily from ghetto house music. It should come as no surprise that the city that created house music knows a thing or to about how to put together a damn good dance tune, and juke / footwork is a great example of that. Juke has been going heavy for years, but it has recently received international recognition, with artists such as Addison Groove and labels such as Night Slugs and Planet Mu making their contribution to the genre. However, some of the originals (who are still cookin up incredible trax to this day) include DJ Rashad and DJ Spinn, just to name a couple. Footwork and juke trax have been exploding in the last few months, and if youre dedicated enough, you can get in on the ground floor right as this exciting genre of electronic music starts to blow up the way dubstep and trap did, so recently. Another exciting aspect of juke music is the footwork dancing you see at parties where juke music might be played. In fact, the music is designed for the dancers, and if you havent seen footwork dancing, I suggest you look it up immediatlely, as it is one of the coolest things I’ve seen in a long time. Footwork dancers move their feet in such a fast and complex, stylistic way; its mesmerizing, and I only wish I knew how to do it, myself (or was physically capable of moving THAT fast – its really insane what footwork dancers can do… It looks UNREAL…). Go here to download it: https://sellfy.com/p/i6qj/ So, if you want to make Chicago style juke beats, youll be purchasing the right product. I hope you enjoy this package, as I spent a lot of time with it and tried as hard as possible to make this the most useful product it could be for making juke tunes. So, without further ado, heres what you can expect from this sample pack, in total: 1072 Audio Samples: -150 Beats: –> 50 Beats @ 145 BPM. –> 50 Beats @ 155 BPM. –> 50 Beats @ 165 BPM. -50 Melodic Juke Loops. -341 Drum One Shots: –>The Complete TR-808 Drums. –>The Complete TR-909 Drums. (You get a complete copy of all the 909 & 808 samples, each sample having received the Bassadelic.com rinse down.) -442 Footwork/Juke Vocal One-shot samples. You also get: 8 Synth Pads. 30 Funky Snares. 20 (DEMO) Hardcore Moombah Beats. 20 (DEMO) Wonky Beats. 20 (DEMO) Trap Music Vocal Samples. So there you have it! You get well over a thousand samples with this bundle package, all of them extremely useful and well put together, making this unique and reasonably-priced product an even better buy. You’ll have a damn hard time finding any other footwork / juke production packs on the market, much less any as good as this one. Even if youre only thinking of doing remixes, this kit will undoubtedly serve you well. With complete beats in three different time signatures (which can be adjusted up or down a reasonable number of beats per minute) sequenced synthesizer melodies (fifty of them.) and a copy of every drum sample from the TR-808 and TR-909 drum machines, this is one of the best electronic music sample products of 2013, hands down. So where the funk is it? Alright, 442 Juke and Footwork Vocal Samples, and not ONE use of the outdated term, “Slammin’.” Damn…. I remember growing up in Michigan, driving to Detroit Electronic Music Festival every year and hearing that vocally-driven, fast paced, funky dance music as I arrived in the city. There was something so unique about it, so retro and futuristic at the same time. Eventually, I learned all about Detroit jit and Chicago juke and footwork, and I became a huge fan. However, I always noticed one problem… Mixing and making tracks became more than an obsession for me, but I always needed to sample vocals from rap songs, because I didn’t want to use my own voice. I soon learned that I was definitely not the only person in that position. The problem, obviously, is that you have to look around forever to find the right rap vocal, and not to mention, if you make ANY money off of it, you’re kinda… breaking the law…. So, I said, “Fuck it, I’m gonna put together a compilation of royalty-free and original vocals designed for footwork tracks. Hundreds of ’em. And they’re gonna be good. Maybe other people can find some use out of ’em, too.” And with that, another fantastic bag of secret sample weapons was born! So, I hope that they are of some use to you in all of your footworking and juking and ghettohouse production desires. From aggressive chants about destruction in the dance circle; colloquial recitations of different popular moves in the footwork scene in Chicago – ghost, drillin, boppin, mike’s, just to name a few of MANY ; as well as HUGE RANGE of other genre-related & energetic phrases & words – this really is the sample pack to help your dance trax. Even if you’re not STRICTLY a producer of ghettotech/footwork material, but want to introduce a little bit of jukey / footwork influence into your glitch hop and trap tunes, these samples will DEFINITELY help. There are a number of variations between tone and recording quality in these samples, but they are all perfectly suited as vocals for your next footwork track, as they definitely hold up against a vast majority of pre-existing vocal-driven 160 bpm tunes. Some sound like they were recorded in a basement in Chicago in 1998, some of them (MANY) sound super hi-fi, many of them are pre-cut to a footwork rhythm, and still some of them have a funky mechanized dual-pitched voice effect that is INSTANTLY recognizable in the 160 dance music community as a classic vocal technique.
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