DOOLEY-O: Stick Yourself b/w Death Blow (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
24/01/2023
[RATING: 5] Calling all emcees, unless you’re fighter or a damn good ducker, it’s time to stand aside for veteran mic master Dooley-O is back
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LUCHITO: Dap Walk b/w NESTOR ALVAREZ: El Barrio (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
24/01/2023
It might be the middle of the winter but it’s Latin funk o’clock at the record label that never sleeps (a.k.a Original Gravity) who are
X-RAY TED: Somebody Told Me
STONE MONKEY
23/01/2023
X-Ray Ted’s got a new single out – Somebody Told Me. Oh really? What’s it called? Somebody Told Me. Yeah, you said, but what’s it
GIANNI ODDI: Dreamin’/ Geronimo (Vinyl 12″)
STONE MONKEY
23/01/2023
Fancy a bit of sleazy 70s soundtrack funk? Of course you do – so say hello to this Four Flies Records 12″ which cherry picks
DUB PISTOLS feat. NATTY CAMPBELL & FREESTYLERS: Soundboy Killa
STONE MONKEY
18/01/2023
After the lively breakbeat-fuelled skank of previous single Nice Up, Dub Pistols make sure they keep dancefloors alight before the arrival of their forthcoming Frontline
FUNKWAYS SERIES 3: Lucky Mystery Now Orchestra – Fireball/ J.A.S. Ricci Quartet – These Eternal Verities (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
18/01/2023
Two different kinds of Lucky Brown nuggets for you from label Wax Thematique with their Funkways Series 3 45 drop. On side-one, the Lucky Mystery
ALEXIS EVANS: Let Them Loose (AUDIO PREMIERE)
STONE MONKEY
17/01/2023
[RATING: 5] Bordeaux got soul! Say hello to Alexis Evans whose new long player, Yours Truly, debuts on 3 February. Before that however is new
THE ALLERGIES: Reconcile EP
STONE MONKEY
12/01/2023
Bristol’s The Allergies see in the new year with their Reconcile EP which finds them getting two recent tracks, one brand new track and one
JOHNNYPLUSE: Promo Mix 2023
STONE MONKEY
12/01/2023
JohnnyPluse is dead! Long live JohnnyPluse! Yes, reports of this man’s retirement from the party breaks scene appear to have been greatly exaggerated and last
VARIOUS: Mainstream Disco Funk
STONE MONKEY
11/01/2023
So that’s Mainstream Disco Funk as in ‘disco-funk music off Bob Shad’s NYC jazz label Mainstream Records’ as opposed to ‘disco-funk music that is mainstream