EXCLUSIVE MIX: Alpman’s Turkish Essentials
If you have been a regular reader of this site, we have been reviewing this talented man’s music for some time. We are talking about Güneş Alpman aka Alpman, a […]
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AfriCali – The Struggle
Life is a struggle people. From money to family to health, there is always an obstacle to overcome. The hustle may be real, but so is the struggle. California afrobeat […]
MNP – Ratto Nero b/w Beard
Today’s goodness comes from MNP out of the Delights camp and their forthcoming single “Ratto Nero” b/w “Beard” out October 27th. Following their successful 45 “Tint”, this double sider picks […]
The Flying Stars Of Brooklyn, NY- My God Has A Telephone
Soul music finds itself in many forms, and if you have overlooked Gospel music as one of them, you have missed out on some beautiful recordings as well as some […]
The Haggis Horns feat. Lucinda Slim – World Gone Crazy
Start the weekend off right here with some quality modern funk from the UK’s Haggis Horns featuring vocalist Lucinda Slim. Their single “World Gone Crazy”, which is a digital only […]
Martha High – A Little Taste Of Soul
A record collaboration couldn’t get any better on this one people. James Brown protégée Martha High links up with our favorite Japanese funk and soul outfit Osaka Monaural (prompted by […]
Son of Sam feat. Soundsci – Put It On Ya
To get to real hip hop these days, one has to dig deep. I hear so many heads say: “Hip Hop sucks today. There is no good hip in 2017.” […]
Them Mushrooms EP
We are always amazed when we hear a hot disco stepper like this by Kenyan group Them Mushrooms. A platinum artist that remained on top of the charts, even when […]
Vibration Black Finger – Get Up And Do It
File this one under a track that flies under the radar. We are always impressed by artists that can really lay down a sound that can remain classic, and this […]
EABS – Repetitions (Letters to Krzysztof Komeda)
It’s no secret we have a deep love for jazz here at Flea Market Funk. Whether it is the elders like Herbie Hancock or John Patton, who paved the road […]
