DJ Nu-Mark: Playing With Toys
Do you like toys that make noise? Who doesn’t? We all once in our DJ career, if you’re serious about digging, bought a portable. Maybe it was a toy Fisher […]
Category Archives: funk
Tonight in NYC: Flea Market Funk vs. The Ace Hotel
Here we go again folks, but instead of having a single night spread a few months apart and opening up for Q-Tip, I’ll be flying solo on Fridays the whole […]
Big Ups with Sport Casual
Brooklyn’s International Man of Leisure Sport Casual talks digging 45 heat right under this author’s nose while nursing a hangover , OG Lucky Cat antics in Billyburg, spinning Cumbia on the dancefloor, and more in the latest Big Ups installment.
Roberta Kelly – Kung Fu’s Back Again Part 1
After a long holiday weekend here at FMF, I bring you some heat from the Atlantic Records vaults. The monster that Atlantic was, I don’t know why I do not […]
Big Ups with DJ JS-1
Queens native DJ JS-1 of the Rock Steady Crew talks opening up for everyone, winning DJ Battles without his own records, making legendary concept mixes alongside DJ Spinbad, Ben and Jerry’s ice cream and more in the latest Big Ups interview.
This Just In: Flea Market Funk Invades the Ace Hotel NYC
After a little hiatus, I’ll be back for the month of June (every Friday night from 8 ’til 2am) over at the Ace Hotel in New York City. This place […]
Happy Birthday Roc Raida
“To all you trendy DJs asking who Roc Raida is…sell your turntables, Serato box, latop, and disappear.” – J. Rocc Yes it has been almost 2 years since Grandmaster Roc […]
Big Ups with Soulmate
Straight from Bulgaria, Dob “Soulmate” Marzov speaks on Communist Funk and Soul repression, finding Russian 3.9″ records, home made rakia, the Bulgarian Funk scene and more in the latest Big Ups.
DJ Shadow “I Gotta Rokk”
DJ Shadow, just your favorite DJ savior, is back-back-back-again with a new track, “I Gotta Rokk”, off of his forthcoming EP I Gotta Rokk. It’s for sale digitally right now […]
Big Ups with T.T. Doc Nu
T.T. Doc Nu talks digging in Alabama, Opening for Bruce Springsteen after 9/11, and why Vinyl still rules in today’s Big Ups feature.
Flea Market Funk 