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Soul music with a greater emphasis on beats, influences from
rhythm and blues, jazz and psychedelic rock

A night of dreamy science fiction funk

Evolution

A night of dreamy science fiction funk   We start with the infamous Haggis Horns from Leeds hardly need any introduction, having been at the forefront of the UK funk scene. The members of The Haggis Horns have performed and recorded with the likes of Jamiroquai, John Legend & The… 

Ella is groovy and is a queen of funk. 1% Soul and 99% Funk.

Ella Weez

Making love to the funky music. Ella is groovy and she’s my queen of funk. 1% Soul and 99% Funk. We start with the pioneers of the retro-modernist funk movement, Munich’s Poets of Rhythm, recorded their classic debut album in 1993. The sound that these German boys made could easily… 

Digging crates

Dr. Strangelove Mix

Guest Mix by Dr. Strangelove, Berlin, Germany. The start already has some cool tunes to offer. “Hogtied” by Chain Reaction from 1977. Available on Bandcamp and surely worth to have an ear. Or an other beautiful track from Messengers Inc. The highlights are coming later with “Ain’t my stuff good… 

Funk All Them

Guest Mix by Rafa Rico Sanchez, Spain.   The selection has many highlights between mainly new bands and great classics. The fabulous “Get the funk Mr.Trump” by Funkdacion starts the mix. The band from Granada is one of the most veteran groups in Funk & Soul sound in Spain. “How… 

Swollen Goods

Swollen Goods

A mix with the cream of the cream of soundtrack producers and finest jazz-funk fusionists of modern times. “Swollen Goods” was written by Cornelius op den Zieken, the musical director of the Rudi Carrell Show. The show was an essential part of the weekend in the 70s in Germany. “Dust… 

A crazy exploration through new breaks and golden fruits of funk!

Fonka Donk

A crazy exploration through new breaks and golden fruits of funk! Amazing stuff to discover. Especially “Funky Mozart” taken from “Stand By Me (Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get)“, an album led by jazz drummer Bernard Purdie which was recorded for the Mega label in 1971. The adaption is simply clever… 

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