In his time, DJ Rashad was a pioneer of a style of juke (which in and of itself is a style of ghetto house) known as footwork, which makes extensive and expansive use of drums and sub-bass to create an astounding low-end. DJ Spinn, Rashad's high-school friend, began making juke tracks early in their career, which would eventually evolve into footwork. On this EP, some of the best material the two ever did together would be released, and though it's got one dud of a song, it's pretty high quality juke elsewhere, especially the booming "Halloween" and the aggressive, driving "Like It's Hot". It's a nice piece of history for both artists, though their better years were definitely still to come.
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