Where Yo Bangz (Gooooo)
TheCrackCaponeDjRoc on April 05, 2013 18:33Shawty (lol Smiley Face)Ft Dj D-Block
TheCrackCaponeDjRoc on April 05, 2013 17:51Get Yo Back Off The Wall
TheCrackCaponeDjRoc on April 05, 2013 17:41Make It Hot (Bu Style)
TheCrackCaponeDjRoc on April 05, 2013 17:22I Like It (Juke Me From The Back)
TheCrackCaponeDjRoc on April 05, 2013 16:44Girl When You Dance
TheCrackCaponeDjRoc on April 05, 2013 16:37Dj Roc- Give Me 3FT Back
TheCrackCaponeDjRoc on April 05, 2013 16:31Get Down Lil Daddy 2k08
TheCrackCaponeDjRoc on April 05, 2013 16:26
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DJ Roc, known to his mother as Clarence Johnson, was born and raised on the Southside of Chicago better known as the low end.
The crack in ‘Crack Capone’ refers to his style of production. Like an underground chemist, DJ Roc produces variant strains of Chicago Juke music, the ‘crack’ referring to the synapse snapping, potentially ankle cracking manipulation of rhythms and the sampling, hijacking and ultra-rhythmic micro-editing of black American pop’s dominant forms into a style that’s been developed and tested on the streets of Chicago.
One of the most popular and respected DJ’s on the Chicago Juke scene, DJ Roc grew up listening to house music and was inspired to make people dance, especially in the up and coming footwork scene. In 2001 he started to produce Juke via an introduction to the production programme fruityloops by his friend DJ Darkchild. Around 2004 he became more confident with his track making and became very popular in his local area by throwing parties, playing his own tracks and making personal tracks for people to footwork to. From this he co-formed a group of DJs and party promoters called ‘Bosses of the Circle’ and built up his fanbase, garnering interest from the likes of Chicago Juke legend DJ Slugo who helped him make his first mix cds. This first CD grew into 3 volumes of the 'Juke City' mix albums and got support from the various footwork cliques in the city and attention for his production nationally and internationally