Mr. Thing Plays Sampled Library Music
For those of you who aren’t in the know, Mr. Thing is one of the finest DJs in the world. As far as mixes are concerned, he puts out some […]
Category Archives: records
The James Brown Revue: Live At The Apollo IV
By now, you know how we feel about Record Store Day. Having been involved in projects that were related to the yearly celebration, we still have the opinion that every […]
Boom Shalock Lock Boom
For a young, suburban kid living in South Jersey, the arrival of hip hop came like the often ocean swells that battered the Jersey Shore each year. The first wave […]
Naughty Professor – Live
The New Orleans future funk collective has released a live video in conjunction with their latest tour and music bundle. For those of you who have no idea who Naughty […]
Joe Tatton Trio – Bang Bang Boogaloo
Today’s treat comes from a very talented musician who has been a part of a music revolution for some time. Joe Tatton, organ player for the fabulous New Mastersounds since […]
Breakdown Brass – Harrow b/w Nautilus (Hijacked)
For their second 45 on Kept Records, Brooklyn’s Breakdown Brass just set the bar higher. While not on tour with bands like Antibalas, Sharon Jones & the Dap‐Kings,Charles Bradley, Lee […]
J Zone – Funky b/w Go Back To Sellin’ Weed
As if J-Zone wasn’t dope as an emcee, the realest dude in the game taught himself how to play drums and is now releasing some interesting instrumental forty fives. Aptly […]
The Hustle Is Real
In today’s music climate it is a struggle. That being said, you create your own destiny as a DJ. Many of us have put years, hell, decades into our craft. […]
Big Ups With Eli “PaperBoy” Reed
With a decade’s worth of records, touring, and making music his own way, Eli “Paperboy” Reed stands out in a crowd in the often cookie cutter music scene that is […]
Cross Bronx Expressway – Cross Bronx Expressway b/w Help Your Brothers
Rocafort Records digs deep once again to bring a slice of forgotten funk and soul from New York City to your turntables. Originally the house band for J & S […]
Flea Market Funk 