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: Vinyl Record Culture
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 […]
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. […]
FleaMarket Funk x ChicpeaJC
Photos by @nvbill I had the distinct pleasure of getting interviewed by the Jersey City site on goings on: Chicpea JC. Run by Lynn Hazen, it is a daily destination […]
Big Ups With DJ Zimmie
What can we say about DJ Zimmie that hasn’t already been said? Touring DJ, producer, filmmaker, and all around good guy, Zimmie has partnered up with companies like Puma, Redbull, […]
Donuts Forty5 Adapters By Damir Brand
For those of you who sling 45s on the regular like we do, we are always looking for interesting forty five adapters. We’ve seen a good amount come down the […]
Soundtrack: The Story Of The DJ
This is a documentary we are looking forward to seeing. In 2014, DJ Zimmie started a Kickstarter campaign for the project which we featured on FleaMarket Funk. Now the project […]
FleaMarket Funk x Iris Records Valentines Day Bash Live Set
This past Valentine’s Day weekend, Iris Records here in Jersey City had a bunch of DJs for their annual 45 only Valentine’s Day bash. I, along with Todd-O-Phonic Todd from […]
The Vinyl Brotherhood
As long as we have been collecting vinyl records here at FleaMarket Funk, we have had people that helped influence our vinyl collecting. Personally, my father was a big influence […]
Big Ups with lil’ dave
Talented DJ, producer, radio host, podcast creator, and coffee champion lil’ dave has been a staple on the Philadelphia scene for more than just a minute. One half of Eavesdrop […]
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