Boca’s Club Donuts Part 1
Over time we have seen Scott Hendy aka Boca 45 churn out DJ set after DJ set of heat. His discography is a journey through the roots of hip hop […]
Tag Archives: soul
Jimmy Bennett & The Family – Hold That Groove b/w Falling In And Out Of Love
We embrace all kinds of release here at Flea Market Funk. Whether it is the OG or a reissue, it’s all about the music, right? It always has been, and […]
DD013 feat. Naughty NMX & Marc Hype
Do the Dusty Donuts crew ever sleep? We are beginning to think not. Besides the plethora of gigs and production they all do, they still have time to put together […]
Bobby Jones – Welcome Back A Foolish Man
If you are a soul music collector, then you are no doubt familiar with this banger of a record from Bobby Jones. Originally released on the Kack label in 1970, […]
Fresh Hats Tight Beats – The Thread
Starting off 2018 strong, we have a brand new ful length from Denver, Colorado’s Fresh Hats Tight Beats. Coming off the applauded So Many Things released in 2017, the band […]
Best of 2017: The Soul
There is so much soul out there today. From sweet to funky to latin tinged and beyond. Modern soul that will make you dance, brown eyed soul that’s been making […]
Lack of Afro (feat. Wax & Herbal T) – Back In Business
Our favorite multi-instrumentalist and big drum beater Adam Gibbons aka Lack of Afro is back before the holidays and he’s bringing the uber-talented Wax & Herbal T with him on […]
The Humidors – Walking Contradiction
There must be something in the water that helps the West Coast churn out some fantastic funk and soul bands. A little funkiness that has been evolving since the days […]
Hi Lux – Dance With My Baby
The Sunflower Soul record label has had some interesting releases in its time. From soul jazz and straight ahead jazz to afro beat and more, their output has always been […]
PP-002: Uknown/ Rose Hicks
Man, these releases from the Preservation Project are definitely dope, but if you blink, you miss them. The second release from this label is dedicated to the ladies, the ladies. […]
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