Lord Finesse – Motown State of Mind
If you’re like us, where Motown was a staple in our life growing up, or if you just gained a deep appreciation of fondness for the Motown label, you’ll be […]
Category Archives: Flea Market Funk
The Heavy Sounds – Honey Driver
When Lugnut Brand Records came on the scene with The M-Tet, the funky professors brought a West Coast raw sound to turntables and stages all over. It was a breath […]
Jungle Fire – Together
With the love of mankind flowing through them, Jungle Fire are back with their first vocal track on a record. This side, however, is no stranger to the band. A […]
Son of A Pitch x DJ Suspect: Alice Donut – Nino Fourrure
Coming straight out of France and Eugene, Oregon, the man known as DJ Suspect, French purveyor of musical style, turntables, selector, producer and basketball fanatic (don’t let him get you […]
Hakim Tafari – Time Keeps Ticking
Something for your Friday coming out of the City of Angels. We’ve got the one and only Hakim Tafari with a smooth track to get your weekend off right. Hakim […]
Flea Market Funk x Soundwaves Radio L.A.
For those of you who want to hear some music coming out of the Flea Market Funk camp, we’ve got some news for you. This weekend, we’ll be on the […]
The Still Brothers – The Deep
If you’ve made it this far this week then we’re happy to have you along for this wild ride. So to keep that ride going, we’ve got some inspirational music […]
The White Blinds – Brown Bag b/w Muddy Water (Homage Series)
F-Spot Records return with some more heat from their Homage Series of forty fives with bands reinterpreting some of their favorite tunes, and this one is no less than an […]
Tensei – Speak Your Truth
Today we hear the latest from Chicago duo Chris Kramer and Midas Wells also known as Tensei. Following up on their last effort Constellate, which was highly praised by critics […]
Fight The Power
Photo by Dai Sugano “There comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe nor politic nor popular, but he must take it because his conscience […]
