Visual artist and bass player. Started to play keys and singing since covid forced us to lock down. Recently member of Troubled Triple trio, vocals and keys. 

"We’ve always been curious about psychedelic rock here at FleaMarket Funk, and have dabbled in it quite a bit, but like any genre, there is so much to learn. That’s what intrigues us. We’re always learning from guys like Edan, who throw a psychedelic night at The Leadbelly in NYC, and from our good buddy Devil Dick, who has put us on to many a fuzzy guitar laden, heavy drum record. We are still bumping the Trap Door Mix from way way back too, it’s a classic and never gets old. Cut Chemist even had an eerie psych-folk mix he snuck in a few years ago. These are ones we can think of off of the top of our head. Enter Glaucoma_106 out of Las Vegas, NV. His series Threw The Looking Glass is a trip that we all need to take. Combining heavy psych rock records, b-boy anthems and hip hop samples, you can tune in, turn on, and drop out with your headphones on (or not). This is one of the slickest mixes in the genre we have heard in a while. Made from all original vinyl (and you know we dig that), are you ready to die and be reborn? If so, press play on the first track and let the music take your mind over. Using artists such as David Axelrod, Aceyalone, Small Faces, Sparrow, Ultimate Spinach, Cressida, Orange Peel, Ian Matthews, Mr. Floods Party, Parrish & Gurvitz, Elastic Prism, Open Mind, Airto, Aguaviva, Lloyd Price, Curved Air, Annette Peacock, Young Flowers, Shocking Blue, Colosseum, Silver Apples, Nina Simone, Tupac, Gloria Loring, Lodi, Illusion, Mike Maineiri, Beacon Street Union, Titanic, Steel Mill, Elephants Memory, and more to control the trip. We’re excited to feature this mix on FMF today. " - DJ Prestige @ Flea Market Funk
https://fleamarketfunk.com

Where's that driving music man
Who used to wail out back
Never knew where he came from
Could have been a castle or a shack
He had a priceless song to sing
His music tell you where he is at...

I would rather be a plant
Than a man in this land
I would rather be a plant on this land
You can transplant a plant
Where it can grow free
But a man that's been transplanted can't
So you can see where I would rather be a tree
With branches and leaves I can grow free
If man had a choice before he's exploited
Then his offspring would do more than dream
Isn't that a shame

From very early on in his career, Paul Kelly has been recognised as one of the most significant singer/songwriters in the Australia. Inspired initially by the likes of Bob Dylan, Hank Williams, Lou Reed and Ray Davies, Kelly's narrative song writing is infused with wry observations, bittersweet emotions and enormous appeal.

As well as issuing an enduring body of work with his own bands, Kelly has written film scores (Lantana and the Cannes 2006 highlight, Jindabyne), and produced albums for and written songs with some of Australia and New Zealand's finest artists.

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