Digger’s Dozen Tees
If you’re into vinyl records (we assume that’s why you’re here), you’re most likely into vinyl record and DJ culture as well. Digger’s Dozen, who have been doing live sets […]
Category Archives: 45 RPM
M-Tri & DJ Leecy T – Palo Santo (Aeon Seven Rework)
If you have been stumbling around trying to figure out what is hip hop these days, then you’ve come to the right place. Repping New York City to the fullest, […]
João Donato e Donatinho – Lei Do Amor (Japan Edition)
For those of you who missed out the first time, here’s your chance to get it the second time around. Names You Can Trust’s smash forty five of 2017, João […]
10.18.18 WFMU Recap Nickel and Dime Radio
It was great to be on the air last night w/ my man Monk One on the Nickel and Dime Radio show hosted by Small Change on the mighty WFMU. […]
Kill Emil – Matata
One of the most talented beat makers and producers we have come across in a while, Kill Emil, returns on Matasuna Records with two more tropical vibed sides to get […]
Mukatsuku Presents Skymark
Mukatsuku come in hot on their latest forty five, digging through the back catalog of Modern Sun Records to pull out some gems. Using label founder and veteran Spanish jazz […]
The Mad Geezers: Hip Hug-Her b/w Girl of My Dreams
Sliding right into your ears today are The Mad Geezers. A group of four veteran musicians; Oliver Charles on drums, Jason Yates on Organ, Dan Ubick on guitar & percussion, […]
Ghostfunk Orchestra: Walk Like A Motherfucker
We get essentially, hundreds of music through our desk every week. Most, honestly, is not at all fitting for FMF. Not dissing people, because Kudos to anyone who is trying […]
The Putbacks (feat. Bilal) – The Ways
If you have been following the output of Hope Street Recordings the last few years, they’ve delved deep into a variety of sounds. Whether it’s Bombay Royale, San Lazaro, The […]
Bostonian: Keep The Groove
This one may have flown under your radar, as we’re sure it did for most when it was on Platinum Blue Rose in 1981. Say “Thank You!’ to Clap City […]
Flea Market Funk 