Y Society (Insight & Damu) – Never Off b/w Pyramids to the Ghetto
We are always excited when Damu the Fudgemunk drops something because it is always heat. This record is the lead single from the highly sought after Travel At Your Own […]
Tag Archives: 7″ records
Heptones – Natural Mystic b/w Version Dubplate 7″ Mix
The thing about records is that a lot of times you need to be in the right place at the right time, and of course, we love when we are. […]
Dusty Donuts 012: Summer Edition
Dusty Donuts 012 is here and it’s ready to drop for all of your Summer pool parties and barbecues. This time they have given us that Summer vibe featuring Naughty […]
Takashi Nakazato – Pista Libre Part 1 + 2
Today’s music comes from Japanese percussionist Takashi Nakazato, a contributor to the group Jazztronik out of Tokyo and their myriad of records going way back when. This forty five is […]
The Zone Identity – Funk-I-Tus
nce the early days of FMF. One such artist who has reinvented himself is J-Zone. The former rapper turned drummer has turned his career around and has been putting out […]
MNP – Heavy Tint
To start your weekend off right we have the new forty five from Israel’s Markey Funk and his label Delights. Always one to keep it heavy, this record is no […]
Aeon Seven – Funk Night Cruising
French DJ, turntablist, and producer Aeon Seven is always involved in some interesting projects, so it’s fitting that he release this limited edition mix tape (on cassette no less) of […]
Dusty Donuts 011 feat. Jim Sharp
The Dusty Donuts crew are back at it again, and if ten releases weren’t enough, the eleventh, which features Jim Sharp is what we love to refer to as a […]
Living Funk Documentary
What happens when filmmaker and vinyl record collector Mark Kotlinski digs up a acetate from the 1970’s from an unknown funk band? He tracks down the band of course. Living […]
The NCY Milky Band – Billy & Bess
When a forty five like Billy & Bess comes out from BMM Records, we get excited. This four track seven inch from The NCY Milky Band out of Nancy, France […]
