Rudy De Anda – Tender Epoch
It never ceases to amaze us that a record company like Colemine Records can continually find incredible musicians of all kinds of talent, sounds, genres, and places. They’ve grown from […]
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Ghostfunk Orchestra – Fuzzy Logic
As the Summer winds down (I mean, did we even have a Summer?), the music getting released around the world doesn’t. This week we see some top notch cuts being […]
The Harlem Gospel Travelers – Nothing But His Love
It’s always a good day when Colemine Records drop a new record, but especially bright when it’s a new side from The Harlem Gospel Travelers. This is the sixth week […]
Records In The Time of Corona: Plaid Room Records
Today, in our ongoing series Records In The Time of Corona, we sat down with Bob and Terry Cole, owners of the Colemine Records label and Plaid Room Records locted […]
Monophonics – It’s Only Us
Monophonics recently released a forty-five to start the year off, and there is more good news ahead. Their full length It’s Only Us will be out on 3/13 via Colemine […]
Monophonics – Chances
New year, new musical chances for many artists. One group that has really made the most of these chances are Monophonics. With the first new material since 2015 and the […]
Feeling This Friday: Black Pumas – Colors
Starting your weekend off right with the newest psychedelic soul darlings Black Pumas. Grammy-nominated (and you heard it here first!), these cats are taking off in a big way. Colemine […]
The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble: Build Bridges
We told you all way back when that the Sure Fire Soul Ensemble were a force to be reckoned with. Their cinematic soul sound is a cross between some raw, […]
Feeling This Friday: Durand Jones & the Indications: Cruisin’ To The Park
This Friday we are feeling the new forty five and accompanying video from Durand Jones & the Indications ‘Cruisin’ To The Park”. Originally packaged as a bundle for their sophomore […]
Barbara Howard – I Don’t Want Your Love
Colemine Records come up once again and put everyone on to some rare funky soul via their Remind Records imprint with Barbara Howard’s 1968 scorcher “I Don’t Want Love”. This […]
