Don’t You Just Know It (Rest In Peace Dad)
I got a call on a Friday afternoon from my sister. “You need to get down here now.” Here, was a hospital in Atlantic County New Jersey where my father […]
Tag Archives: Vinyl Records
Shake! Brooklyn 1/14/23
For the first Shake! party of the new year, Prestige & Monk-One have a treat. Not only will the longest-running vinyl-only party at Friends and Lovers (coming up on six […]
Tokyo Jazz Joints: The Book
We love a good book here at Flea Market Funk, and when something like this book comes along, well, we want to share it. Reading, like music is good for […]
In Motion Collective: Hong Sau
As we roll into our 16th year here at Flea Market Funk, we just wanted to say a HUGE thank you to all who have supported this site. Whether this […]
Shake! Brooklyn x Buscrates
Join the Shake! Brooklyn crew Saturday night December 10th as we welcome Buscrates back to the stage once again in Crown Heights, Brooklyn for a night of live synth performances […]
Misha Panfilov – The Sea Will Outlive Us All
Misha Panfilov has been dropping gems for the world for quite some time now. Whether it’s heavy funk, blazed out, psychedelic soul or library music sounds, his solo, combo, and […]
Jake Mehew-Sage
If you have not got your hands on an ATA release and know nothing about the label, this one is something to hold on to. Based out of Leeds, UK, […]
Shake! Brooklyn w/ Special Guest Shawn Dub
Join Monk-One and Flea Market Funk as we are at it again this month for Brooklyn’s Shake! party at Friends and Lovers in Crown Heights. The longest-running all vinyl party […]
Moman: Nigeria Nicer 1980-1991
It’s always great to hear when digger, preservationist, historian, and all-around culture preserver Moman has another project out. We’ve gained so much knowledge from his projects like No Man Is […]
Heroes of Limbo: Don’t Sweat The Technique b/w T.R.O.Y
Coming out of the Mocambo Records camp like a speeding freight train, the latest heater from Heroes of Limbo will have people scrambling for a copy of this forty-five in […]
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