Hey I Lost Your Card: The Satisfaction of Patient Digging
It started out innocently enough about a year ago, as I stopped by a random store that had records out front. When I asked how much they were, the lady […]
Category Archives: NYC
Big Ups with Monk-One
NYC’s Monk Uno talks Mosaic Tweed, Cleveland snowstorm diggin’, pale ale and more Continue Reading
RSD Preview 2012: Polyrhythmics Split 7″ Pink Wasabi
As we celebrate records, so do we celebrate (or pre-celebrate) the day called Record Store Day here at FMF. There are always some interesting releases, and this year is no […]
Big Ups with $mall ¢hange
$mall ¢hange talks Stinky Steve, Rubulad, Donut Plant donuts and more Continue Reading
Action Bronson and Party Supplies: Blue Chips Mixtape
Peter Luger Jr., Bam Bam Bronson, Bronsolino, or Action Bronson if you will, is back in the building. I called this guy as the next big thing (no Pun intended) […]
Kenny Dope: March Funk and Hip Hop 45 Mix Plus A Bonus
Once more we hear the dope stuff. And when I say dope, I mean Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez. Mr. Dope has just put out an all 45 Funk and Soul mix […]
Lee Fields: Faithful Man Listening Party in Brooklyn
It’s that time again: Baby JB, the explosive Lee Fields and the one and only Expressions record release party for their Truth and Soul LP Faithful Man on March 17th […]
Charles Bradley: Soul In America
Not much more to say except: YES. THANK YOU. LONG OVERDUE. While everyone was mourning the loss of a Soul legend Whitney Houston this past weekend, Charles Bradley was busy […]
Double L and the Big L Legacy
I used be a partner in a way before it’s time store called Soul Sauce. I’ve spoken about it from time to time. We sold clothing, graff supplies, skateboards, records, […]
Why Instrumental Hip Hop Doesn’t Suck: A Rebuttal
I came across this article in the San Francisco Weekly by Phillip Mlynar stating that “Instrumental Hip Hop Sucks. Ban It Forever”. Now if you have been a follower of […]
Flea Market Funk 