Cut Chemist – Funk Off
Cut Chemist is known for his progression and innovation. Not one to sit idle, if that were true, he would still be focused on Funk and Soul 45s (although he […]
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Big Ups With DJ Blueprint
DJ Blueprint and I started our respective sites right around the same time. This talented DJ, crate digger, producer, drummer, and beatmaker has been holding it down in mighty Luxembourg […]
J-Zone: Lunch Breaks
Jay Mumford aka J-Zone, is the most honest dude in the game. He’s not afraid to call it like he sees it and tweet about it or put it on […]
Gregory Porter: The Greatest Voice Of Our Generation
Photo Courtesy of Ruth Fremson/The New York Times When I first heard Gregory Porter’s “1960 What?”, I thought I had stumbled upon some sixties revolutionary anthem that was unearthed from […]
Big Ups With Preservation
Preservation is a talented DJ, producer, photographer, and cinematographer. His latest release, Old Numbers, featured appearances by Yasiin Bey, Jean Grae, Jemini the Gifted One, Minnesota and Edo G and […]
Flea Market Funk x Hot Peas & Butta: Cheap Forty Fives Mix
For this Valentine’s Day, Flea Market Funk and Hot Peas & Butta have teamed up with a mix for all the brothers (and sisters too!) who either forgot about Valentine’s […]
Kenny Dope – Classic Breakbeats 45 Box Set
Most artists have a hard time rising to the top in just one genre. There are few people that I can think of off the top of my head that […]
Irene Reid – Dirty Old Man
If it’s one thing we like here at Flea Market Funk besides a good record, it’s a good collaboration. One of the better indie labels out there, Cultures of Soul […]
The Viceroys / Zvuloon Dub System – Love Is Stronger
More snow here in NYC this Monday, but we’re thinking of warmer places like Jamaica and Israel. A nice warm beach would do us all some good right about now. […]
Big Ups With DJ Mike Scott
This past Summer I DJ’d at the Major League Soccer All Star Game in Kansas City, Kansas for the crew at Bumpy Pitch/ The Original Winger. At some point, I […]
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