Juke That: The Ultimate Playlist App for Your Next Party

Juke That can refer to a few different things depending on what you are looking for—from software to a specific subgenre of music and popular tracks. Because you didn’t specify which one, I have broken down the most common associations below: 1. Juke That (The Party Jukebox Software)

This is a dedicated do-it-yourself party jukebox software designed for home and event use, rather than a standard passive music player.

How it works: It allows party guests to search your music library and add songs to a queue right from a dedicated “wish list” without stopping the current track.

Auto DJ: If the wish list runs out, an automatic DJ steps in to play matching music from your library.

Karaoke Integration: It also features a built-in Karaoke mode and allows users to create printable stickers to set up dedicated physical “jukebox” kiosks at events. You can explore the software on Juke That. 2. Juke That (The Track by Jake Shore & Rockie Fresh)

“JUKE THAT” is an energetic hip-hop/house track by artists Jake Shore and Rockie Fresh.

It was released in August 2024 as a single on the Chicago on Top EP.

You can stream the track and view the official release on Spotify or Apple Music. 3. Juke Music & Culture

“Juke” also refers to a high-energy, fast-paced (150–160 BPM) style of electronic dance music that originated in the 1990s on the South and West Sides of Chicago.

Roots: It grew out of Chicago’s “ghetto house” scene, known for jagged drum patterns, ⁄₉₀₉ sounds, and looped vocal chants.

Culture: The term is also a challenge on the dance floor, inspiring the highly kinetic “footwork” dance battles typically held at high-school gyms and park district dances. Pioneer artists and tracks of this era include DJ Slugo (creator of “Juke That Joe”) and DJ Rashad.

Is there a specific Juke That feature or song you were trying to find? Listen to the Jake Shore and Rockie Fresh song. Discover the history and DJs of Chicago Juke music. How U Juke That?! feat. DJ SLUGO – Hoopla

If you don’t, this is how you learn. Saturday, February 28 The Olympic 9PM–2AM | Doors at 8PM ____________________________________ www.hooplanow.com A brief history of Chicago juke music – Time Out