Footwork music is a style of music originally from Chicago that features extensive use of drum fills, tom drums, handclaps, and snares. RP Boo is generally attributed as the founder of the genre. Contrary to its sister genre, juke, footwork does not employ a 4/4 kick and instead relies primarily on sub-bass for its low-end.
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Footwork music is a style of music originally from Chicago that features extensive use of drum fills, tom drums, handclaps, and snares. RP Boo is generally attributed as the founder of the genre. Contrary to its sister genre, juke, footwork does not employ a 4/4 kick and instead relies primarily on sub-bass for its low-end.
