Thijsenterprise – Lahringen
Today’s feature is from Reinier Thijs a.k.a. Thijsenterprise and his latest release Lahringen. It’s a punk rock meets jazz feeling on this record; a saxophone going to and fro, screeching […]
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Bronx Slang Mixtape
This one has been out for a few weeks, but we waited. Because now is the time, the night before election night to review this very important mixtape coming from […]
Ras I-Dre & Ranking Joe – Up Deh!
We’re always excited when the Happy As A Lark crew out of Chicago has a new release. Why you ask? We’ll tell you. Ushering in the best of new reggae […]
Buy Me Boston 2
After the mega-success of the first edition Buy Me Boston, author Brian Coleman is back again with the second edition of cultural print from the Boston area. Chosen as one […]
Amaj – Our Love (Alberto’s Groove) b/w High Life
The heat today comes out of Italy via North Carolina with the second edition on Tesla Groove International. It’s the group Amaj, and they have a double-sider of absolute fire […]
The Stance Brothers – On Top
This one is a little seven inch that has flown under the radar and will be available in early November. Producer/drummer Teppo Mäkynen gets right down to funky jazz business […]
Raúl Monsalve y los Forajidos – Bichos
Raúl Monsalve has spent most of his life exploring the Afro-Venezuelan music of his home country, learning, and understanding everything that has been put into this sound for centuries. He’s […]
Night Owls – Groovin’
There’s always good news when Night Owls put out another record. The reggae outfit has some more hot wax to go straight on to your turntable. Taking on the stone-cold […]
The Vicious Seeds – Nude and Dangerous
There is no shortage of creativity or funky good times that come out of the Detroit, Michigan record label Funk Night. You can not have that name and serve tepid […]
The Du-Rites: A Funky Bad Time
Everyone has a pandemic story. Everyone. The Du-Rites have theirs. With past credits of backing on-record credits or playing behind artists from Eddie Palmieri, Ghostface Killah, and Robert Glasper (as […]
Flea Market Funk 