Wefunk Radio (All tracks) - 10

Kruder & Dorfmeister - High Noon

Additional Production and Remix by Justin Strauss and Bryan Mette for Whatever/Whatever productions. Luaka Bop Records. 2013.

William Onyeabor - "Body and Soul" - Whatever/Whatever remix

Nana - The Lulus Band

Solace

All-Time Greatest Hits

I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby (Single Version)

The Rude Awakening

Won On Won

James Brown's Original Funky Divas

Do You Really Want To Rescue Me (Pt. 1)

No Time To Burn

Love the Life You Live

Revolutionary Woman (Of The Windmill) (La Bandora Del Molino)

Revolutionary Woman of The Windmill (Part Primera La Bandolera Del Molino)

Re:Mixed

One Note Brown (Lanu Remix)

Arsonists - The Session (Dirty) 1996

Gabo Brown & Orchestre Poly-Rythmo - It's a Vanity

Jan Hammer Group - Don't You Know (Jimi Bazzouka Edit)

Combining traditional African rhythmic textures with melodies and grooves steeped in American funk, soul, and jazz, Ikebe Shakedown offers a unique and powerful sound. The 8-piece, Brooklyn-based band formed in early 2009 and, after a slew of dates around NYC, recorded their debut 7” single and EP, Hard Steppin', at Dunham Studios (home of Menahan Street Band, Budos Band, Charles Bradley and more). The 5-track offering, released on Colemine Records, received high praise from critics, fans, and distributors.

No Answer

Soul Mosaic

Got to Be a Love (Paul Nice Remix) [feat. Quantic & Sharon Jones]

Detunized Gravity

Between 2 Thieves

The New Mastersounds are an astonishingly persistent funk/soul-jazz quartet who were founded in Leeds, UK in 1999 by guitarist/producer Eddie Roberts and drummer Simon Allen. They recruited Pete Shand on bass and Bob Birch on organ & piano. Bob left the band in 2007 and was replaced by Joe Tatton.  By the close of 2013 (the time of writing) their discography boasted more than twenty 7" 45rpm singles, 8 studio albums, 2 live albums, 1 remix album and several compilation albums, with one more studio album and another live album already recorded and pegged for release in 2014. The band has toured all over the USA (having visited 38 of the 50 states at last count), Japan, and to a lesser extent in UK & Europe.  Influences include James Brown, Grant Green, Booker T, Lou Donaldson and The Meters, as well as the (mainly) UK-based DJs who exposed the four musicians to the sounds of lesser known funk acts at the vinyl-only club nights of the mid-90's.

One Note Brown (Lanu Remix)

The New Mastersounds

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