put your hands together ...very funky love your remix as George is  my favorite groove rider# P-Funk the bomb#psy funk#

Oooh: hooked line, and underwater stinker

Christian Mantini Opening Party with LOUIE VEGA @ 4dor Pescara - 13/11/09

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Lee Curtiss - Sister (Love In The Key Of Freak EP)

Christian Mantini DJ @ IL Lago 28.06.2014

Sending this small set out to the memory of three KINGS! you gotta give credit where credit is due! gone  but never forgotten! 

Paying homage to Larry Levan, Frankie Knuckles, and Tee Scott

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One of NYC's busiest DJs and finest record collectors Natasha Diggs debuted on Boiler Room at our AfroPunk after-party with a smooth all-vinyl set. Watch and learn.

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All Funk selection Remixed Sa'D "The Hourchild" Ali 
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The Funk Remix 2016

It seems as if 2015 flew by at the speed of light. In conclusion to a magical year of music, we bring you a talented and unique artist from the humbled dwellings of Sarasota, Florida. This month we cordially invite your ears to captivate the sounds of a Florida-based vinyl lover who now resides in Brooklyn, N.Y. Unlike some artists, Taylor considers his sound to be, “All over the place.” His distinct taste in music has changed significantly in the past decade, but if he had to describe what intrigues him the most he’d say, “I lean more towards jazzy, sci-fi inspired, hypnotic, psychedelic, minimal, dubby, melancholic and ethereal sounds with subtle intricacies and textures in sound design.” Several sources of inspiration have contributed to his artistic growth and the individual development of his own sound. From digging for music in record stores locally and across the world, to working at a staple in the underground music scene, Output Brooklyn, it’s safe to say that Taylor’s influences continue to keep his musical knowledge ahead of the curve. Not to mention being surrounded by a great group of friends who share the same passion and push each other to the next level. Taylor goes on, “New York's local scene is a never ending source of influential motivation. Blkmarket, Resolute, SUM, De La Funk, Parang, Sublimate, the Bunker, Bushwick A/V and many other collectives, all host events and create a specific vibe that has proven to be an immense source of first hand inspiration, for both local and international talents.” Although consistently revolving his life around music, Taylor also enjoys snowboarding and playing basketball, which have been a few of his favorite past-times for a majority of his life. “… probably one of the main factors why it would be gratifying to have a studio near the mountains in Colorado one day,” he states.  In 2016, Taylor hopes to release several original productions and collaborations he has been perfecting. “I am looking forward to the day I can hold a record with one of my own productions, with a big smile on my face,” he says.  Lastly, when asked to deliver some words of advice for aspiring musicans/djs, he responded, “Find good mentors and do it because you love it. Don't get caught up thinking djing/producing is a quick road to money and popularity, because just as easily it could lead to financial instability and mental health issues. Find work that helps you grow as an artist until your art can support you.” So, there you have it… closing out 2015, relax, unwind, and take in the captivating sounds of . . Taylor Shockley ☽ ☯ ♬

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Podcast XXIII : Taylor Shockley

Only funky beats in the mix! No computer used, live in the mix. Enjoy (leave a comment and share with your friends if you do) Follow DJ FunkCat on Facebook: www.facebook.com/DJFunkCat/

Tracklist:
1. Intro
2. Discotron - Gon' Dance To It
3. Dr. Packer - Everlasting
4. Deniz Kabu - Make The Young Girls Wild
5. Sacha Robotti, Justin Jay, Josh Taylor, Henry Was - Broke The Law
6. MISHQA - Bring The Funk
7. Ammo Avenue - Tasty
8. Alexander Orue, Heny D. - Fall In Love ft. Dayson
9. C.R.O.M.I., Alex Twitchy - Going Down (Vision Factory Remix)
10. Vaudafunk - Sugar
11. Dirtylover - We Get Drunk
12. Me & My Toothbrush - Drop That
13. Fran Bortolossi, Pimpo Gama - Hey James Brown
14. Kento Lucchesi, Sugar Hill - Make a Pose
15. Mason - Wurrkit
16. Eduardo Drumn - Dirty Baby
17. Wasabi, Terry Lex - Feel The Beat
18. Natema - Freaks In D-Pressure
19.Alternative Kasual - Don't Stop
20. Marco Farouk, Alexy Romeo - Golden ft. Shena
21. Sisto, Didis Silva - Sensation ft. Woodly Smick
22. Cosmo Klein, YNOT - When Doves Cry
23. Roma De Cicco - What a Fuck
24. Billy Kenny, Maximono - Must Be
25. Enki Nyxx - The Good Die Young
26. Vinte 7 - Vinyl
27. Andrey Exx - The Man With The Red Face
28. Alicia Keys - In Common (Black Coffee Remix)

FunkCat HMEWRK DJ CONTEST 2016

Welcome to The Musical Realm of Sa’D”The Hourchild” Ali !

A teen prodigy on The Wheels of Steel, Sa’D came up in the streets of Newark. The nephew of George Clinton became fascinated with all forms of music in his household, through his Mother and Step Father who was probably the single most influence in his life early on. His step father was a true Black Hippie, and introduced his stepson to all kinds of music. From Jimi Hendrix to Led Zeppelin to Disco.

“I first told my mother I wanted to be a D.J. at the age 12 or 13, I was in the 7th grade. Before that I had wanted to be in my Uncles’ band (Funkadelic) but I was too young. So she did all in her power to make sure I was around my Uncle as much as possible as a kid.”

Sa’D became involved in a new art form: DJing. “I began at an age where no one at the age of 12 was even thinking about learning to D.J. ” they were way too young ! They were playing baseball or football or making go-carts. I was on a mission. I patterned my whole life behind my Uncle. What ever he was into, I got into. He was in a gang in Newark called the OutLaws. I was in The Avenues Inc.. I got into too much trouble with my gang as a teen and my mothers’ last great move was to get me outta Newark! I was already a well known D.J. throughout Newark.”

Upon being transferred to live with his natural father, he ended up in Decatur,Ga.. ” That was the summer of 82′. 6 months later I brought all of my D.J. equipment to Atl., (hence the arrival of Hip-Hop in Atl.) I was an A-list D.J. for Tom (Tommy Boy) Silverman by 85-86′ . I had the first Hip-Hop mix show in Atl. ever ! 20 minutes, no commercials, on W.I.G.O. in the name of Kool D.J. Me ! That was thanks to Daron Fears and Mike Roberts. Then I moved to Kiss-104 with Mitch Faulkner. ” -Kool D.J. Me.

Through Afrika Bambaataa he met Kevin Irving who was from Chicago and a House Music artist. “It was through Kevin (Jack N. House) that I went to Chicago and had a meeting with all of the originals of the house music scene in Chicago. I went to the Music Business Institute Of Atlanta where I learned the business side of what I wanted to do and went to Chicago with an idea : to be the first manager in House Music, and I was. My Group was Fingers inc. ” (Larry “Mr. Fingers” Heard, Robert Owens, And Ron Wilson) The Album he did with them was called :Another Side on Jack Trax out of London. The album is now called “The Best House Music Album ever made”.

He was 21 yrs.old.  After Fingers,inc. he went on as an Artist briefly managed by Rush artist management. ” Then I moved to California where I worked for Kerry Gordy (Berry’s son) as a in-house producer(early 90′s). There with J-Starr I honed my skills even more as a premiere producer from NJ. out in L.A”. Sa’D later returned to Jersey after 2yrs. in L.A. to witness the Birth of The Boom Skwad, and his alliance to Tame-One at the beginning of his Artifacts tenure.

He went on to join Parliament/Funkadelic finally in 92′. Sa’D Ali was recognized as one of the many Legends to come out of the Jersey Music scene in the field of Hip-Hop along with Queen Latifah, Naughty By Nature, Redman, The Fugees, Mark-the 45 King, Tame-One and many others (see “A Great Day in Newark” by the Star Ledger) Sa’D ALi will Celebrate a 29 yr. Anniversary in the Zulu Nation in 2013.

So to put it bluntly He’s made his bones. All over the world ! Now you can listen to one of the most official, legendary, producers in the Game, now and ever. ” Now that You know who am…..listen to what I do.” – Sa’D “The Hourchild” Ali ( All exclusives. ) – One Nation Parliament/Funkadelic, The Boom Skwad, NRG, Unyque Disco 79′, Step 1 : The Positive Image (Decatur,GA. 83′), GCIII, AtomicHeadz 2015 ……

Sa’D”The Hourchild”Ali is also currently The Creative Director of A&R for George Clinton’s cKUNSPYRUHZY Record Label.

The Funk Remix 2016

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