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RP Boo interview: mapping out the evolution of footwork, one of the most radical dance music genres of the 21st century, with a true pioneer
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RP Boo interview: mapping out the evolution of footwork, one of the most radical dance music genres of the 21st century, with a true pioneer
LA’s foremost footwork purveyors celebrate ten years with a new 52-track compilation and an exclusive mix from co-founders Jae JBW and Sonic D.
Photo courtesy Christopher Santoso Christopher Santoso, 32, is a graduate of the Minneapolis College of Art and Design who moved to Chicago in 2014 to get closer to its footwork scene. He produces dance tracks under the name Please, runs the label Issa Party, and cofounded the Smart Bar series Relate. As told to Leor Galil My parents really encouraged music making and the act of playing an instrument. I started pretty early with piano, viola, and guitar. That got me into production—around 14 I had my first DAW, which was Cool Edit Pro. My mom wan...