Hey Mudfoot, You Know What We’re Here For
“You know, when I was a kid, trick or treatin’ was different……”-Mudfoot Brown The Holy Grail of Children’s records (except of course if they printed up copies of the Walt […]
Tag Archives: funk
Colemine Records: Big Things In A Small Funky Package
If there is one record label that has quietly slid into place under the radar of indie labels out there over the past five years, it is Colemine Records out […]
Amir Live In Manchester
Attention UK diggers and record nerds! This Saturday, November 2nd, KAT Records and No Fakin’ present 180 Proof Records founder, DJ, and music historian Amir at 2022NQ in Manchester. It […]
Kick Off Your Weekend With The Edan Radio Show Re-Upped
Cover by Jennifer Dayton (upparty.net) Here’s exactly what you need to kick off the weekend. Edan has just unearthed the second installment of his radio show on his Soundcloud page. […]
Your Holy Grail Hiding In Your Neighborhood
Everyone has their local spot in their neighborhood that we hit on the regular. Maybe it’s a Thrift Store, Charity Shop, Salvation Army, Goodwill, consignment shop or otherwise, and it’s […]
Big Ups With JJ Whitefield
This week we have a real treat in our Big Ups series. If you are a fan of Modern Funk and Soul, or the artists who are making music (recording […]
Morris Chestnut – And This Happened
With visions of waist length leather jacket thugs in Cadillacs chasing bad guys and drawing heavily from early 70′ Blaxploitation grooves, Morris Chestnut’s musical ode to films like Cleopatra Jones […]
Tonight: Flea Market Funk & Guests Live In Brooklyn
If you’re in Brooklyn tonight, we’ve got a special treat for you. It’s the start of a new night at the popular Sycamore Bar and Flower Shop in Ditmas Park, […]
Beathoven – Realized EP
Have you noticed the surge in Boogie and Modern Funk artists and releases being played these days? It was inevitable that the sound would come back, so while you thought […]
Polyrhythmics – Libra Stripes
“A glimpse into what would have happened if the mothership had crash-landed in Nigeria in 1977.” Polyrhythmics are back. This time they’re taking no prisoners. Championed here at Flea Market […]
Flea Market Funk 