Ziek: Hammond Freakout from The Netherlands
When you are introduced to a band that you’ve never heard before, and from the jump off they blow you away, you’re hoping everything else they do is just as […]
Category Archives: Record Digging
EDO.G – 2 Turntables and A Mic
Longevity in hip hop is not an easy thing. Staying relevant while keeping your street cred and rhymes consistant is not for the feint of heart. EDO.G is one of […]
Doin’ It In The Park
Photo Courtesy of Kenny Dope Just like the pioneers of hip hop who threw park jams and birthed the genre, the tradition continues today through The Tools of War’s True […]
Hugh Gledhill – Don’t Rush
When you have the funk and soul flowing through your veins, it’s a special thing. Guitarist Hugh Gledhill (James taylor Quartet and Jezebel Sextet) has just that, and gives us […]
Wayne Shorter featuring ft. Milton Nascimento – Ponta De Areia
Summertime, and the digging’ is easy. As the Summer grows to an end, I thought I’d share one of the gems I picked up recently. We recently found a random […]
Tab & A.U.R.C – AlgoRhythms Lp
It’s Friday, and we always love to get some music passed on to us we have never come across before. From our inbox to your screen and speakers, we bring […]
John Robinson & PVD – Full Circle Remix
There is something in a jazz that has always grabbed us here at Flea Market Funk. A testament to its power lies in many classic Hip Hop tracks that have […]
Introducing The Ottbox
Up until the invention of the Tucker & Bloom Rich Medina 45 bag, we always had trouble with transporting forty fives to gigs. What you were usually stuck with were […]
Kista & Glad2Mecha – Collecting Dust
Today’s treat is another banger, Kista & Glad2Mecha’s Collecting Dust Lp. Two heavy labels, Soundweight and Dusty Platter collide to bring you a great project. RIYL 90’s production, jazzy samples, […]
Paul’s Boutique: A Quarter Century Later
When the Beastie Boys made Paul’s Boutique, little did they know twenty five years later that they would be leaving a mark on the music industry that no one could […]
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