RP Boo - Fingers Bank Pads & Shoe Prints - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Dance and electronic
- Description: FootworkInch-the very word indicates a movement of the feet that is InchworkInch (as in an effort to achieve). It's joyous social party nature sits within a lineage of African American history that includes the infamous Soul Train dance tunnel and Hip Hop dance circles. However, as Footwork continues to become more popular, we should not forget that at it's essence it is a highly evolved battle form. This is the central theme one feels listening to the stunning InchFingers, Bank Pads & Shoe Prints,Inch the second album from RP Boo, the man credited with inventing the Footwork genre with a 1997 track InchBaby Come OnInch (recently re-released on the Planet Mu EP InchClassics Vol. 1Inch). RP Boo is to Footwork what Juan Atkins is to Techno - a source point for a busting out of innovative ideas and new directions. When asked about his role as progenitor of the genre he humbly notes, InchIt has taken me a while to adjust to. I actually had to think about how it could have come to be by listening to other producers and DJs that were around as it was forming. All of them said, at differenttimes, hey RP you know you created a mean following of people that are inspired by the way you make tracks and get the dancers into a whole new battle stage with energy. It helps me see that I represent a breathing source of sounds.Inch Dancing is central to RP Boo. If you've been lucky enough to catch one of his DJ sets, such as his groundbreaking 2013 European debut at Unsound Festival in Krakow, you'll have seen him come out from behind the decks and start dancing in and with the crowd, spreading Footwork both sonically and as an evolving set of movements. People who meet RP Boo may note a stark contrast between the intense battle aesthetics of InchFingers, Bank Pads & Shoe PrintsInch and the joyousness of RP Boo as an individual. He says, InchI know how to speak battle from being in th
- Artist: RP Boo
- Title: Fingers Bank Pads & Shoe Prints
- Format: CD
- Label: Planet Mu
- Release Date: 07/10/2015
- Genre: Dance and electronic
- Number Of Discs: 1
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- Product Name: RP Boo - Fingers Bank Pads & Shoe Prints - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 5055300383013
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FootworkInch-the very word indicates a movement of the feet that is InchworkInch (as in an effort to achieve). It's joyous social party nature sits within a lineage of African American history that includes the infamous Soul Train dance tunnel and Hip Hop dance circles. However, as Footwork continues to become more popular, we should not forget that at it's essence it is a highly evolved battle form. This is the central theme one feels listening to the stunning InchFingers, Bank Pads & Shoe Prints,Inch the second album from RP Boo, the man credited with inventing the Footwork genre with a 1997 track InchBaby Come OnInch (recently re-released on the Planet Mu EP InchClassics Vol. 1Inch). RP Boo is to Footwork what Juan Atkins is to Techno - a source point for a busting out of innovative ideas and new directions. When asked about his role as progenitor of the genre he humbly notes, InchIt has taken me a while to adjust to. I actually had to think about how it could have come to be by listening to other producers and DJs that were around as it was forming. All of them said, at differenttimes, hey RP you know you created a mean following of people that are inspired by the way you make tracks and get the dancers into a whole new battle stage with energy. It helps me see that I represent a breathing source of sounds.Inch Dancing is central to RP Boo. If you've been lucky enough to catch one of his DJ sets, such as his groundbreaking 2013 European debut at Unsound Festival in Krakow, you'll have seen him come out from behind the decks and start dancing in and with the crowd, spreading Footwork both sonically and as an evolving set of movements. People who meet RP Boo may note a stark contrast between the intense battle aesthetics of InchFingers, Bank Pads & Shoe PrintsInch and the joyousness of RP Boo as an individual. He says, InchI know how to speak battle from being in th
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