Brownout – La Raza b/w Arabeesh
Brownout, the Grammy nominated psychedelic latin funk crew out of Austin, Texas, get this Kid Frost classic track on vinyl at last. The band are no strangers to working with […]
Tag Archives: Kept Records
Breakdown Brass – Harrow b/w Nautilus (Hijacked)
For their second 45 on Kept Records, Brooklyn’s Breakdown Brass just set the bar higher. While not on tour with bands like Antibalas, Sharon Jones & the Dap‐Kings,Charles Bradley, Lee […]
Breakdown Brass – Monmouth b/w Next Episode
Following up their introduction of this talented band with the in studio video “The Horseman”, Brooklyn’s Breakdown Brass come correct with a new seven inch on Kept Records available on […]
Polyrhythmics- El Fuego b/w The Mendo Mulcher
Just as a storm of the century is moving in here on the East Coast, we’re buckling down at Flea Market Funk with a brand new seven inch from the […]
Breakdown Brass – The Horseman
What we have here people is a prime example of what we would like to call ‘unfuckablewith’ music. Breakdown Brass, Brooklyn’s own afro-funk with some Balkans brass band music clique […]
Freak Motif (feat. Lady C) – Killin’ Me
Once again, cold Calgary, Alberta lights a flame under our asses with a straight Funk injection right into your ears. Enter Freak Motif, not just the everyday Funk outfit. Drawing […]
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 […]
Big Ups with Dale Barrie from Kept Records
In today’s Big Ups interview we have Dale Barrie. Dale hails from Calgary, Alberta Canada and puts out vinyl records. He just doesn’t put out vinyl records, he puts out […]
Hard Proof – Dragon b/w Tere
In these days of vinyl record resurgence, a myriad of indie labels are producing everything from Latin to Modern Funk and Soul, Hip Hop to Dance Floor Jazz and some […]
Polyrhythmics – Bobo b/w Moon Cabbage
According their biography, Polyrhtyhmics are “A glimpse into what would have happened if the Mothership had crash-landed in Nigeria in 1977”. I think that’s a pretty accurate description of the […]
