An Interview with David Stolarz
Today, we have a new project from keyboard genius and producer David Stolarz. Composer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Pat Van Dyke aka PVD sat down with Stolarz to discuss this new […]
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Jeb Loy Nichols w/ Cold Diamond & Mink I Just Can’t Stop
When you see the words Timmion and Cold Diamond and Mink on a seven-inch records these days, you are guaranteed two things: a bear of a record that grooves in […]
Helsinki Headnod Convention: Dialogue of the Deaf
Record Breakin’ Music out of the City of Brotherly Love has been a champion for all things good music for quite some time. Pushing boundaries, whether it’s their Sound Travelers […]
Galaktic Rogue: Villainz4Life
When one hero leaves this mortal coil, there is always another that rises and shows his face, A hero that comes through when he’s needed. A hero that looks out […]
Ann Hoku Lyn: Mama Don’t Take No Mess
What we’re always searching for here at Flea Market Funk is different music. We dig music that is different from the norm, but we also dig people that are doing […]
Feeling The Friday: Bronx Slang – Happens A Lot
And just like that, Bronx Slang are back. We’ve caught the vibes of previous red hot tracks “Just Say No” and “Copy That” and this duo championed by the likes […]
Chris Lujan & Electric Butter: The real Thing b/w Electric Butter
Chris Lujan and Lugnut Brand Records have made a niche for making good records, and that’s a fact. Whether it’s soul jazz, funk, or souldies, the projects he has been […]
NCY Milky Band: Burn’In
With a musical flick of the wrist Black Milk Music makes you jump and twist once again as they bring the debut long player from Nancy, France based collective NCY […]
Night Owls (feat. John Arthur Bigham – “Aht Uh Mi Hed )”
Coming straight out of the Los Angeles music scene and F Spot Records is another scorcher of a forty-five by Night Owls. Putting their reggae touch on another classic, they […]
It Ain’t Retro
These days, when you hear the name soul, and we’re talking in the modern sense, you think of Daptone Records. The label that has brought us Sharon Jones and The […]
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