Latest show of Studio Funk features Mofunk Records first lady, Moniquea. Aswad and Moniquea get together and discuss her recent releases and album, Los Robles & Washington. They also talk about her recently launched show on Dublab - Jammin’ Croquettes and the fantastic tribute mix, Speaking From Experience. The show also features new music from Soul Supreme, XL Middleton, Amalia, Frankfurt Funk, ALINA to name a few!

S3 EP6 - Moniquea

RY X - You (feat Hermanos Gutiérrez) - SMOKI remix

loads of awesome elements controled here lfo  layered bases  lead n chord prominent nice feel throughout track  great flow me thinks  yoda refrence lol

Hybred                        Jimbo James          electro house mix              21 09 2025

With "All of You", John Franklin delivers a Deep House album that sets the perfect mood for laid-back drives and chilled moments. Smooth grooves, deep basslines, and a subtle retro touch create a vibe that helps you unwind and leave the day behind.

Whether you’re on the road or simply looking to relax, this album blends modern Deep House with a hint of nostalgia – the ideal soundtrack for your personal come down.

All for You

The Ocean Sleeps

Thought I'd put up my 2013 Self Titled EP. The vinyl (sold out) might become available again if folks express an interest in copping it. New music coming your way, stay posted..

K-Maxx - Cupcakin'

Jay Silver - Getupinthis

Funk Forever

The Pendletons - Telling Lies (Buscrates Remix)

Brian Ellis & Sven Atterton - Life Sentence
Artwork by Primo Pitino
Preorder the 12" here: https://hobocamp.bandcamp.com/album/brian-ellis-sven-atterton-life-sentence-driftin-off

Brian Ellis & Sven Atterton - Life Sentence

Buy / Stream here:

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Bandcamp (Order Vinyl LP): https://bit.ly/2FM3FA8

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Neo funk rising star Buscrates aims high with Blasting Off, his 
first full-length album. The Pittsburgh-based keyboard 
cosmonaut has been grabbing ears since his days hooking up 
beats with the hip hop crew East Liberty Quarters, but after 
slinging spicy one-offs to a slew of hot labels like Omega 
Supreme, Voyage Funktastique and Razor N Tape (as well as 
contributing production to Wiz Khalifa and Curren$y’s 2009 
project), the time has come for a full-length featuring his 
growing modern funk repertoire. 
“I’m a ‘90s hip hop dude, but I grew up on that ‘80s funk stuff,” 
Buscrates acknowledges. DJ gigs provided a working 
knowledge of the jams that moved a contemporary crowd, and 
as his collection of keyboards and drum machines grew he 
began blending the best of both decades with his personal 
futuristic edge. “I was nice on the MPC but I wanted to have a 
little more dynamic range with what I was doing,” he notes. The 
self-described “certified synth geek” was soon branching into 
sounds that recalled ‘80s legend Kashif crossed with the hip 
hop bounce of DJ Spinna, and the modern funk community took 
notice. 

For his first full-length, Buscrates has crewed up with an ace 
team of collaborators, featuring vocalist Sally Green on the 
bouncy lead single “Lost And Found” and “Eight Nine.” Kate 
Moe Dee takes over mic duties for the second single, “How Ya 
Gonna Do It,” a slinky groove that slides in place alongside 
groups like the Sunburst Band and Rene & Angela as an 
exemplar of sophisticated R&B. Adding to those credentials are 
the sultry vocals of Anda on “Believe,” but of course, it wouldn’t 
be a Buscrates set without some stank, neck-snapping 

instrumentals. “Five Days” and “Sure Shot,” both collabos with 
the drum technician DJ Epik, will rattle speakers and have 
already been lighting up message boards on recent Buscrates 
DJ sets. Round things out with some easy gliding, jazzy funk 
(“Turn It Out” with Brothermartino on flute and “Evergreen” 
featuring Tony Ozier) and you’ve got all the ingredients for a 
high-flying cosmic ride with Buscrates at the controls.

Buscrates - Sure Shot (feat. DJ Epik)

Bastard Jazz