Mukatsuku Presents Open Souls: Turn It Up
And we’re back again with some steaming hot funk from one of the hardest working labels out there: Mukatsuku Records. When it comes to all things funky, the label has […]
Tag Archives: soul
Shake Brooklyn 6/9: Special Guest Saucy Lady
It’s a Saturday Night Showstoppa! This month at Shake! Brooklyn we welcome the esteemed classy and sophisticated lady of modern funk, soul & disco, the one and only Ms. Saucy […]
Exit Wichita: Shawn Lee Documentary
Today we have a sneak preview of the new Shawn Lee documentary from filmmaker Thomas Draudt that premiere’s right here on Flea Market Funk on Friday, July 8th. Check out […]
Lisa Decker & Nautilus – Everytime (Pat Van Dyke Remix feat. John Robinson)
Well, here we are again with the always-on-point DJ Oonops from Brooklyn Radio fame, and lo! and behold! Oonops has a new record label with some pretty dope releases, edits, […]
Bobby Oroza: Get On The Otherside
The Soul King is back and when we say king we mean it. Bobby Oroza gives us his sophomore album on Big Crown and while the soul crooning from the […]
Feeling This Friday: Kind & Kind Zoo – Swamp
Here’s a record that may have flown under your radar while you were trying to get in line for Record Store Day or because of the complete lack of posts […]
Joe Tatton Trio: Timeline
Back with some new heat from The New Mastersounds keyboard player extraordinaire Joe Tatton and the Joe Tatton Trio. Tatton has been steadily laying down heat rocks not just with […]
The Nu-Rons: I’m A Loner/ All My Life
When it comes to preserving the historical music of funk and soul for the City of Brotherly Love, Brewerytown Beats has been doing a bang-up job since they came on […]
Kerbside Collection: Round The Corner
Heavy heat coming out of Brisbane Australia today on the Légère Recordings imprint. This is the fourth record from the Down Under all-instrumental gritty jazz-funk & dusty rare groove ensemble, […]
Night Owls: Versions
Since their debut on F-Spot Records in 2019, the Night Owls have put out eight seven-inches that have lit up turntables from L.A. to Laos and beyond. Their Jamaican twist […]
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