Where My Shakers At?, Vol. 2 (New Orleans Gutta Bounce) collects nineteen tracks emblematic of the bounce scene active in Louisiana circa 2012. Issued by Take Yo Shirt Off Records and Gutta Bounce Music, this compilation presents a raw, rhythmic pulse centered on the distinctive New Orleans bounce style. Tracks like "Bop Bop (One Eye)" and "Jumpin" exhibit the call-and-response chants and rapid-fire beats typical of the genre, designed for dancefloor fervor.The album’s roster includes titles such as "The Real Commercial Break Bitch Pt 2" and "I Gotta New Boy (Buss It Open)," signaling a blend of playful braggadocio and streetwise slang. Though the contributing artists remain unnamed in the metadata, the collection serves as a document of bounce’s grassroots vitality during this period. With 2,567 Last.fm scrobbles, its modest footprint belies a resonance among crate-diggers seeking New Orleans’ regional rap dialect in vinyl form.

Where My Shakers At?, Vol. 2 (New Orleans Gutta Bounce) collects nineteen tracks emblematic of the bounce scene active in Louisiana circa 2012. Issued by Take Yo Shirt Off Records and Gutta Bounce Music, this compilation presents a raw, rhythmic pulse centered on the distinctive New Orleans bounce style. Tracks like "Bop Bop (One Eye)" and "Jumpin" exhibit the call-and-response chants and rapid-fire beats typical of the genre, designed for dancefloor fervor.The album’s roster includes titles such as "The Real Commercial Break Bitch Pt 2" and "I Gotta New Boy (Buss It Open)," signaling a blend of playful braggadocio and streetwise slang. Though the contributing artists remain unnamed in the metadata, the collection serves as a document of bounce’s grassroots vitality during this period. With 2,567 Last.fm scrobbles, its modest footprint belies a resonance among crate-diggers seeking New Orleans’ regional rap dialect in vinyl form.