Strutt that!

Includes features from Sin2, Big Leaf, Doron, Jetset Shirin
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Cali Life ft. Sin2

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Available on limited colored vinyl LP, Digital & Streaming.
As music in the digital age seems to be shifting back to a 60's era emphasis on singles over albums, those who clamor for a full-length installment of music from their favorite artists have found their thirst increasingly unquenched. Enter Leopard DaVinci & Louis 707, who are boldly filling this gap in modern funk music with their LP "Make The Party Great Again."

Living through an era of social distancing, event cancellations, and venue closures, making the party thrive as it once did is no small task, but this French synth-funk duo come across as extraordinarily energized to meet the challenge. It feels like every synthesizer sound ever conceived somehow lives within their arsenal, as a colorful blend of analog tones and back-cracking handclaps form the foundation for pure boogie bliss. From the album's inception, "Kinda Get Funky" sets the tone. It's clear that Leopard & Louis respect the original flight plan of the Mothership, though they draw more of their inspiration from subsequent sons of the "P" such as Zapp or 80's era Cameo. They remain uptempo throughout the entirety of the album, and even when they chill the mood slightly on songs like "Girl Oh Girl" & "I Get Up," it's only to spit a little slickness to the ladies before bumping the bpm's right back to where they were before. The album doesn't stray far from the usual topics of conversation in modern funk - Dancing, women, & funk itself. But such deviation isn't needed; if we're going to bring the party back we've got to stick to the script.

As always, Sleepers takes the time to package the music as thoroughly as it was created, this time in a full-color jacket on yellow vinyl. Limited to only 300 copies!

Make Me Change

MoFunk Records' XL Middleton & Eddy Funkster team up with Hit+Run Crew's Zackey Force Funk (on vocals) to bring you the funky-yet-ethereal soundscape of "Press Play." It's a danceable, yet eerie and mysterious tune that would fit in just as easily at an after hours warehouse party as it would at a lowrider car show. This is the new sound of West Coast music - Modern funk at its finest.

XL Middleton + Eddy Funkster - Press Play (feat. Zackey Force Funk)

A continuous mix of 80's-based and modern funk, soul, boogie and disco-- inspired by my weekly residency at Funkmosphere (with Dam-Funk, Laroj, Matt Respect, Billy Goods & Eddy Funkster).  Every Thursday at the Virgil, right in the heart of Silverlake (Los Angeles).  Come check us out!!  And be sure to listen to other material by these artists below-->

1)  Mofak – Los Angeles   /   2)  “Da Butt” (intro)   /   3)  Joe Bataan – Call My Name   /   4)  First Love – It’s a Mystery to Me   /   5)  Benedek – Breeze   /   6)  R.B. Hudmon – Searching For Your Love   /   7)  Souleance – Vacances   /   8)  Psychic Mirrors – Charlene   /   9)  XL Middleton & Eddy Funkster (ft. Zackey Force Funk) – Press Play   /   10)  Plastic Plates (ft. Simon Lord) – Things I Didn’t Know I Loved   /   11)  Howard Johnson – Say You Wanna   /   12)  Odyssey & Co. – She’s Perfect   /   13)  The Band A.K.A. – Grace   /   14)  Carl Henry – Go to Guy   /   15)  Jerry Knight – Fire   /   16)  J Slyck – Trust Me   /   17)  Bryan Loren – For Tonight   /   18)  George Benson – Feel Like Making Love   /   19)  Charlie Singleton – Make Your Move On Me Baby   /   20)  Sy Smith – Messages From the Stars   /   21)  Trus’me (ft. Dâm-Funk) – Bail Me Out   /   22)  “My Name Is Peaches” (interlude)   /   23)  Amalia – Welcome to Me   /   24)  Dâm-Funk – LAtrifying   /   25)  Franklyn James – Future Love   /   26)  Parliament – Agony of Defeet   /   27)  Rim & Kasa – Love Me 4 Real (Guynamukat Afro Boogie Edit)   /   28)  Miami Horror – Real Slow (Plastic Plates Remix)   /   29)  D-Train – Music   /   30)  High Fashion – Hold On   /   31)  Bobbi Humphrey – Baby Don’t You Know   /   32)  Toro y Moi – Saturday Love   /   33)  “That Escalated Quickly…” (interlude)   /   34)  Portrait – Love You For Now On   /   35)  Billy Griffin – Understand

Funkmosphere, Vol 7 - Modern/Classic Funk & Boogie

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The “Layers EP” is the first Bastard Jazz release from Milan based producer Parker Madicine. A fanatic record collector and key player of the musical politics in the northern Italian City, Parker also runs his own fledgling label CT-HI and has released music on a variety of labels over the years under a number of aliases, including 20:20 Vision, Trapez, and Carl Craig’s Planet E imprint.

The Layers EP is a love letter to mid 1980’s dance music production with a modern ear towards Detroit and the Future Beat production scene happening worldwide now. “Mazimuth” is a a bouncy four to the floor bubbler with analog bass squelches, sharp synth pads and scattered drums. “Carnival Into Space” brings an electronic jazz fusion vibe into it’s deep boogie atmosphere, while “Song Of Life” sounds like an early Prefuse73 song lost in a world of analog modulation. Remixes come from Vancouver’s Mosaic, a hip-hop producer known recently for his work with Dudley Perkins and members of Wu-Tang, who gives “Mazimuth” a Dilla inspired swagger with deep, swirling synths and big bass, while prolific Australian producer Inkswel (BBE Records) takes “Carnival Into Space” into big 1980’s remix territory with his analog dub take on the song, sounding like a Chicken Lips banger that never was.


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Parker Madicine - Mazimuth

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