Laurene LaVallis – Key To Our Love
Sometimes musical magic happens just for a moment. It’s recorded, but the artists fade away, leaving the magic to be cemented onto tape forever. Such is the case in 1980s […]
Tag Archives: soul
Feeling This Friday: Brainstory – Seasons b/w Bye Bye
Conjuring up the smell, sounds, and feels of late Spring and Summer, Brainstory returns once again with a double-sided forty-five that will mellow the mood and have you dreaming of […]
Adam Gibbons: Here We Go EP
If you’ve been following the talented Adam Gibbons, the driving force behind Lack of Afro, The Damn Straights, and The Unity Sextet, you’ve undoubtedly nodded your head to a funky […]
Steady Sun: Truth Is A Needle
It’s interesting to see how Daptone Records have pivoted after the loss of such great artists like Sharon Jones, Charles Bradley, and Dan Klein of The Frightnrs. The trailblazers of […]
Monk-One: The Golden Era Part2
Well shit Monday, what do you have in store for us this week? I’ll tell you what we have in store for you, a fresh batch of beats from Brooklyn’s […]
The Still Brothers (feat. Marina B) – Wake Up
More heat coming out of The Lewis Recordings camp as NYC duo The Still Brothers drop a second single in “Wake Up”. Andrew LeCoche (Ula Ruth) and Evan Heinze (The […]
Bobby Oroza – I Got Love b​/​w Loving Body
Just in time for Valentine’s Day this year, Big Crown come correct with another soul scorcher from Finnish crooner Bobby Oroza. Without missing a soulful beat, Oroza gets right back […]
Feeling This Friday: Izy – No Further Than You
Coming to you from the cold East Coast this morning with a warm breeze of music flowing in from Australia. The trio known as Izy (pronounced eye-zee) based out of […]
Now Again Presents: Three Chicano Souldies 7″
The Souldies movement, which has gotten soul collectors and DJs alike excited for years, has really seen an uptick in production and a growing new audience around the world. With […]
Whatitdo Archive Band – The Black Stone Affair OST
We dig a good soundtrack here, and whether it’s an obscure reggae movie score (Smile Orange), or more mainstream stuff like Super Fly or The Mack, or music from a […]
Flea Market Funk 