Premiere: Miles Francis & Jas Walton – Ruffing It
Today’s goodness come from the Figure & Ground label out of Brooklyn. It will be the tenth release for the label and features Miles Francis & Jas Walton. The release […]
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PREMIERE: PYJÆN – Bittersweet
It’s hard to get lost in the world today. Fortunately, we have London’s PYJÆN. We featured this talented band a while back with their track “Sage Secrets” and today we […]
PREMIERE: Tall Black Guy – We Rolling For You
Premiering on Flea Market Funk today we have the one and only Tall Black Guy with another head-nodder of a track to start the weekend off right with. “We Rolling […]
PREMIERE: Beat Bronco Organ Trio – Beat Bronco
Rocafort Records coming back in a huge way with more goodness from the Spanish organ maestros Beat Bronco Organ Trio. Their new record Road Trip will be out via the […]
Premiere: Magic In Threes – Making Paper
Premiering today on Flea Market Funk is a band that has gotten much shine over the years on the site for their excellent musicianship and originality from start to finish. […]
PREMIERE: Sulu & Excelsior feat. Hiro-a-key – Find Another
This morning we are happy to bring you some new material from Sulu & Excelsior. In fact, we’re premiering their new video “Find Another” from their sophomore record The AntiMatter […]
PREMIERE: Sulu and Excelsior – AntiMatter
Today we have an upbeat slice of life single from Sulu and Excelsior. A veteran of the NYC music scene for more than twenty years Steven E. Mallorca aka Sulu […]
PREMIERE: The Soul Surfers – Stoned Sade
Sliding into your ears on Friday like WHAT! with an exclusive premiere of The Soul Surfers new track for Record Store day (tomorrow April 13th) on King Underground. If you’re […]
PREMIERE: Izo FitzRoy – Glory Days
For their tenth installment of their most popular music series Japaleno Funk, the label once again raises the bar with a compilation that fires on all cylinders, ticks all the […]
PREMIERE: Solomon Citron – Revenge Scene
Premiere Alert! King Underground coming correct once again with the dope stuff. Multi-instrumentalist Solomon Citron’s debut, a soundtrack to a film that doesn’t exist (but should), Kampu China, features six […]
