November 28, 2007
Funky Music, Hip Hop, I Know You Got Soul, Music Downloads
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Funk Deli’s making friends out in there cyberspace land, and this is good news for all you funk-lovers. You see, we’re a bunch of funk evangelists over here at Funk Deli, and our goal is to spread the good word as much as we can.
The Internet is a media jungle. Some of this available online media stuff is crap, but some of it’s cash money funky. At Funk Deli, we chop through the knotted thicket of sites and blogs with our bedside machete. Our goal is simple — we uncover the funkiest stuff out there and deliver it to you, our loyal readers. The reason for this? We know you need more funk in your lives, and we want to share our funky discoveries with you. Read the rest…
November 27, 2007
Funky Music, Hip Hop, Music Downloads
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DJ Prestige serves up some seriously funky hip hop tracks on his latest download-ready mix 100,000 Hits and Runnin’. For all of you funksters who wish hip hop still had a soul, this mix will bring you back to a time when hip hop still mattered. Classic cuts from start to finish, this is the type of mix you can put on once a day and still never get over it. Read the rest…
November 27, 2007
Funky Education, Funky Music, Hip Hop, I Know You Got Soul, Music Downloads
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Flea Market Funk is a blog operated by DJ Prestige. We stumbled upon this blog while looking for funky items to share with you. If you love diggin’ through crates of used records hunting for lost jams, forgotten 45s and funky hand-me-downs, you should certainly check this site out.
On his blog, DJ Prestige shares quality mixes, adventure stories from the front lines and lists of the treasured wax that he’s recently uncovered. DJ Prestige may look like Fidel Castro on acid, but he knows his funk. The purpose of his blog is to “open some people’s eyes to some records they otherwise wouldn’t be exposed to.” Read the rest…
November 16, 2007
Funky Events, Funky Music, Hip Hop
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On Wednesday, December 5 and Thursday, December 6, Cut Chemist will be performing live with Edan at the Silent Movie Theatre in Hollywood. The funkified master turntablist has made quite a splash in recent years. Evolving from a complimentary on-stage DJ, collaborator, producer, beat maker, remixer, Cut Chemist has now emerged as a full-fledged, top-billed entertainer in his own right.
Cut Chemist started slicing beats for Unity Committee in the early 90s. When UC merged with the Rebels of Rhythm, Jurassic 5 was born. Cut Chemist built up a serious following while spinning and producing for Jurassic 5 and Ozomatli. If you’ve never caught the Chemist performing live, here’s your chance to see why this skilled turntablist has earned a world-class reputation for rockin’ da house. Read the rest…
