I joined the forum because I really love sound system culture, especially juggling and clashes—where the skills of choosing music, reading the crowd, and controlling energy are most clearly demonstrated.
In the digital age, many people think juggling is simply mixing a few tracks. But for me, the art of juggling still retains the same spirit as the vinyl era:
Choose the right version (dubplate) for the right moment
Create a continuous emotional flow
Push the floor energy to the highest level before the opponent can respond
Recently, I have seen many young crews starting to return to the traditional juggling style—between dancehall, roots reggae, and soca. This makes clash sessions more vibrant and “cool,” instead of just relying on big drops or effects.
I joined the forum to learn more:
How to optimize a juggling set when competing
Experience in choosing suitable dubplates
How to read the crowd in a small venue environment Space Waves Game compared to an outdoor environment
I look forward to interacting and learning more from everyone in the community!
