Booker T in Space - Wurlly and Hammond on overdrive and out of this world

Frequency Jam - 2025

60's/70's Memphis R&B meets late 18th century British romanticism...music ensues.

William Bell & William Blake

Debra Stax infuses her music with energy and emotion, drawing from the Dutch and Berlin electronic scenes. Her mastery of layered rhythms and synths creates a captivating soundscape that keeps the dance floor moving.
Specializing in techno, she explores its darker, atmospheric depths with intense basslines, pulsing rhythms, and ethereal textures. She also enjoys improvising live sets with drum machines.

Debra Stax

Night Ponder

Funky, catchy song with solid groove, piano, guitar, saxophones. 60’s/70’s soul/funk. 

HOOKS

draco (souljaszn)

Let me try this one more time:  The Interbay track "Listen (Aylala)" has been unfathomably ignored by the algorithm--it deserves more than only 4 listens.  Even if it turns out you don't like the grindy sort of club industrial music that song is...you should hear it to decide for yourself.  Please--go give that track a listen (it is from earlier this week, so it isn't too hard to find) before coming back and giving today's track its own attention.  Thank you!  

OK--on to the SoundCloud Exclusive Interbay track for March 28, 2025...and THIS may be a first.  

As you know, Interbay tracks can sound like anything--it could be electronic dance music, singer-songwriter indie pop, disco, new wave, drum & bass, ska...whatever is the sound that's in my head is going to be where that day's production takes me...BUT, as I've said in these descriptions many times, whatever genre or style I might be aiming at...it all ends up sounding like Interbay (more than anything else, including the intended genre or style.)  

...but THIS one?  I think I nailed it.    

I wanted a 60's style Motown-vibed pop R&B/soul track.  Horns, guitar, a fluid bass, a strong male vocal lead, background singers...and that's what this is!  

I wanted that 60s pop song structure--introduction, chorus, verse, repeat, fade out...and that's what this has!  

It isn't a slave to the retro-vibe, though.  I didn't add any vinyl noise, any dust or scratches.  The claps sound a lot more electronic than they would have been back in the day (though, not enough that I felt justified in adding the "Electronic" tag that most Interbay songs earn--so, if you see me in the next few days begging you to check THIS track out, it's because it might not be recommended to the people that normally get Interbay songs recommended to them...)  

Could this be a modern retro-styled throwback to those days?  I think it could.  Like, I could imagine Bruno Mars doing this song--but in a video where it looks like he and his band are performing on the Ed Sullivan show (or something similar.)  

As those of you who have been paying attention, the motto for this crazy Interbay music project is "Learn by doing, make your mistakes in public"--and THIS might be a sign that lessons are being learned, that I have improved enough to at least hit the target I'm aiming for...for once!  

I hope you give this a listen and embrace the spirit this song has been crafted to be.  Give it a like if you do.  Repost it so others can enjoy it.  Share it so your friends hear it.  Add it to a playlist so you can keep it in rotation.  Leave a comment--especially an encouraging one--so I know I'm on the right path.  And, most importantly, follow this page so you can catch every new track dropped here--as a brand new, never-before-heard, Interbay track is posted here EVERY SINGLE DAY (so far!)  

(And listen to "Listen (Aylala)" too!  Please!  Thank you!)

"Kick Off Your Shoes" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

Pretty Girl (for Kristin)

1, Jesu - The Joy 
2. Red Chalice - Jerry Johnson
3. I Know A Man - Flying Eagles Gospel Singers
4. Janet Sinclair - Little John & Billy Boyo  
5. Don’t You Want My Love - Moodymann
6. Don’t Treat Me So Bad - Linda ‘Babe’ Majika
7. Jungle Tempo - Noah Howard 
8. Tricky - Boo Williams
9. Source - Brother May
10. So Lonely Without You - Bettye Crutcher
11. Islands - Danny O’Keefe 
12. I Don’t Want Nobody - Eddie Harris

Throughlines - June 6, 2025

While Brendan takes a well-earned break, Steve Talbot steps in for this week’s Mod N Soul show – and what a show it is.

The first half is a deep dive into the incredible legacy of Stax Records, the Memphis label that defined Southern soul. Expect classics from Otis Redding, Booker T. & the MG’s, Carla Thomas, and Sam & Dave, plus some lesser-known gems that capture the raw, heartfelt sound that made Stax such a force in 60s soul music.

Following the sad news of Sly Stone’s passing, we pay tribute to his groundbreaking fusion of soul, funk, and psychedelia. 

Of course, it wouldn’t be Mod N Soul without some floor-fillers and sweet soul classics sprinkled throughout – a show full of heart, rhythm and  deep soul.

For more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/modnsoul/

Tune into new broadcasts of ModnSoul, LIVE, Opposite Tuesdays. 4 - 6 PM EST / 9- 11 PM GMT.

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ModnSoul - Steve Talbot* — 17 June 2025

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Throughlines is a surrender to the associations we hear, not the derivations we trace. A feeling not a knowing 〰️

Tune in live Friday mornings from 8-9am EST on Valley Free Radio, or listen back here

Post-punk, dance, indie, electronic, and mutant pop in various styles (seriously!)--new tracks being posted daily (every day for over a year, so far!)

Interbay is the new project of Peter Greyy (previously of Cremation Dance and DangerScience), based out of Seattle and Phantom Laboratories West.

New tracks tagged #Stax