Eric Boss – Get Next To You
It would seem that the machine that is Eric Boss just keeps on rolling as he’s released a second single on Mocambo Records “Get Next To You”. After the success […]
Tag Archives: soul
Lady Wray – Piece Of Me
The queen of Big Crown is back, and she means business once again. Before she gave birth of her first child, she linked up with super producer Leon Michels in […]
jitwam: Temptations
Today’s heat comes way of Northern India and currently making magic in Brooklyn, NYC. jitwam, who’s psychedelic soul stylings Honeycomb will be out for the masses to groove to on […]
Chris Lujan & Electric Butter: Don’t Go Actin’ A Fool
There is always something brewing over at Lugnut Brand Records. It could be some deep stanky funk from the M-Tet, or a beautiful organ cover of Sharon Jones, but what […]
Lee Moses – How Much Longer Must I Wait (Singles and Rarities ’65-’72)
Light In The Attic continue to push the envelope once again with deep releases, preserving not just the music, but history of the music and musicians that made this wonderful […]
Soul Scratch – America
Pushing forward from their previous full length Pushing Fire, Los Angeles outfit Soul Scratch is back once again with a new single on the Midwest powerhouse label Colemine Records. This […]
Gerald McCauley and Cold Diamond & Mink: Wondering
Continuing the soul story of the instrumental of Pratt & Moody’s “Lost Lost Lost”, a tune that has dominated the low rider scene and had soul aficionados swooning (also gaining […]
Carloton Jumel Smith – This Is What Love Looks Like
Carlton Jumel Smith is back with Cold Diamond and Mink for some more soul time on Timmion Records and whoo wee is this one a soul monster if we have […]
The White Blinds – Sing A Simple Song
With a quickness, F-Spot Records jumps right back into their Homage 45 Series and grabs their funky organ trio The White Blinds to give us two sides of that West […]
PREMIERE: Forty Five: The Search For Soul
“Are record collectors simply purveyors of popular culture or are they its greatest protectors?” That’s a question filmmaker Anthony Ladesich asks in this new short doc entitled Forty-Five: The Search […]
