Mystery Lights – Too Many Girls
Just like the stock market, you need to diversify your portfolio. Daptone Records are doing just that. Their different funk and soul imprints eventually shot into releases by a reggae […]
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Cymande To Release New Record
Remember when you first were introduced to Cymande? We can remember it like yesterday. One of our DJ buddies broke out “Bra” and “The Message” and we went nuts. We […]
Common Sense – Resurrection 45
The Get On Down Jukebox series continues with the next in their 45 hip hop release. This time we travel back to 1995 and Common’s (When he was Common Sense) […]
Nicole Willis & The Soul Investigators – One In A Million
Some bands and singers just have this familiar sound. You can immediately tell the Reverend Al Green, Sharon Jones, or the distinct instrumentals of the JB’s. We can say the […]
Herbie Hancock & Quincy Jones vs. Fairlight CMI
We have been checking this video of the great Quincy Jones and Herbie Hancock noodling around with the Fairlight CMI digital sampling synthesizer in the early eighties. It was used […]
Who Doesn’t Like Free Records?
LA people! If you haven’t had enough of vinyl since the Tropicalia In Furs pop up store, The Record Parlour has something for you. They’re giving away free records. Yes, […]
The Haggis Horns – Return Of The Haggis EP
If you’ve heard records by Mark Ronson, Jamiroquai, Amy Winehouse, Morcheeba, Lily Allen, Nightmares On Wax, Corinne Bailey Rae, just to name a few, you’ve most likely heard The Haggis […]
De La Soul – Stakes Is High (Stress The White Boy Remix)
For those of you unfamiliar with Jeff Davis aka Stress The White Boy (STWB), we suggest you get familiar. A talented DJ, producer, and musician, who reps Philly to the […]
Mako & Mr. Bristow – If Stax Ain’t A Reason
We always dig artists who are dredging up a past sound and using those influences to put a twist on it. That’s exactly what Mako & Mr. Bristow are doing. […]
Professor Brian Oblivion – Big Talk
We’ve been a huge supporter of Professor Brian Oblivion for a minute now. His 45s released on Clockwise were the perfect blend of instrumental funk and hip hop. A balance […]
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