Sokabe Keiichi & Inokasira Rangers – Born Slippy b/w Groove Tube
File under records that might have slid past you but just got reissued. This one will bring back a bit of Nostalgia and you’ll get hooked on the infectious feels […]
Tag Archives: Japan
Takuya Kuroda – Fade
Starting your week off right here at Flea Market Funk we’ve got a name who is synonymous with innovation and good music. Trumpeter, Takuya Kuroda, no stranger to doing things […]
Big Ups With DJ Mihoko
Name, Location, What You Do: DJ Mihoko. Brooklyn, NY. Professional DJ. Influences: I started listening to reggae music when I was 16 years old and started going to a reggae […]
J Jazz Volume 2: Deep Modern Jazz from Japan 1969 – 1983
Another amazing compilation coming from BBE, this time it’s the second installment of of the sell out series J Jazz compiled by Tony Higgins and Mike Peden. Adding on to […]
Booker Gee – Greedy G
Guillaume Metenier is a talented musician, composer, label owner, and producer out of Paris, France. He has been putting out quality records and working it quite hard with productions from […]
Ronin Arkestra – First Meeting
Let the music take your mind, we mean really take you on a journey to where ever you want. Such is the case with Ronin Arkestra, who have put together […]
Sababa 5 & Yurika – Crossroad of Love
Today we’ve got some really great music from Sababa 5 & Yurkia. This is Sababa 5’s first ever single and it features a very talented Japanese singer and belly dancer […]
Banderas – Tema De Banderas
The stable of bands and necessary records gets bigger as another highly anticipated release from Matasuna Records is coming up. This time, it’s from Tokyo, Japan, and the combo known […]
New Stolen Hearts – (I Need To) Repair My Heart
Good Monday to everyone, and with that we have brought some goodness from Japan to the table today. Twilight City Records own New Stolen Hearts and a feel good anthem […]
Sauce81 – Dance Tonight
We have been playing this beauty out for a little bit, so we figured since we can’t get enough of it (and neither can the dance floor), it was high […]
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