JC Brooks & the Uptown Sound – I Got High
Known for their high energy live shows, and described as “if Otis Redding individually whipped each member of the Velvet Underground off of heroin, and transformed them into a disciplined, […]
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Merry Clayton – Southern Man
If you have heard classic recordings like the Rolling Stones’ “Gimme Shelter” or Lynard Skynard’s “Sweet Home Alabama”, chances are you have heard Merry Clayton sing. But this Gospel influenced […]
GZA Liquid Swords Chess Box Set
The first time I heard the GZA’s Liquid Swords I was______________________. Fill in that blank, as it was one the best Wu solo joint to be released, and I know […]
Dust & Grooves Super Sessions Tonight!
As our Kickstarter for the Dust & Grooves book project winds down (if you haven’t backed us yet there is still time!), we come to a huge event: The Dust […]
Electric Cowbell x Mucca Pazza
What do you get when you cross a marching band, some of today’s hottest remixers, and label owners and throw them on a 7″? You get Electric Cowbell Records x […]
Syreeta – To Know You Is To Love You
Today I visit an often underrated Soul record produced by the great Stevie Wonder. His signature sound musically is all over it, and he even lends some background vocals throughout […]
Searching For Sugarman
In what looks like one of the most interesting documentaries music wise this year, “Searching For Sugarman” seems like it won’t disappoint. This documentary probes deep inside the mysterious 70’s […]
No Requests Mean No Requests
This one is for all you DJs out there. We work hard putting our sets together, digging for records to play that no one has. We have put in our […]
To Push or Not To Push Buttons
This morning, I woke up to a great article in the Huffington Post by A-Trak. Now, if you’re not familiar with him, here’s the scoop. A child prodigy on the […]
Happy Born Day Guru
There are rappers, and then there are rappers. Keith Elam, aka Guru, one half of Gang Starr, solo artist and innovator in his own right, was born today in 1961. […]
Flea Market Funk 