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Father Funk Vancouver, British Columbia
Fusing elements of Funk, Hip Hop and Disco with floor shaking electronic beats, Father Funk’s unique, genre bending, party rocking style has gained him a cult following worldwide. Always delivered with a cheeky grin and a thunderous onstage energy, his eclectic sets have torn the roof off nightclubs and festival stages across the globe. ... more
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The Icons
by Ghetto Funk Allstars
supported by 39 fans who also own “Sunlight”
Almost impossible to pick a favourite from this bunch, they're all so cool. For now, I'm singling out the Kinks one because it's such an original song choice but ask me tomorrow and it'll be a different one!
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Ghetto Funk Presents: Featurecast (GFP04)
by Featurecast
supported by 37 fans who also own “Sunlight”
Nifty use of old school samples, tight drums and insistent basslines are the signature moves on this release. Solid, upbeat and danceable. Awesome stuff.
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Ghetto Funk Presents: The Nice Guys (GFPD19)
by Ghetto Funk
supported by 37 fans who also own “Sunlight”
Foru extremely pleasing stompy funk cuts. The rework of shut em down is excellent.
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Funk n' Beats, Vol. 10 (Curated by Boca 45)
by Boca45
Tenth entry in Bomb Strikes' "Funk n' Beats" compilations series, featuring 26 hidden gems from the worlds of funk and hip-hop.
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These Times
by New Sector Movements
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 24, 2023
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Likwid Biskit Presents Anthology: then & now
by IG Culture
featured on Bandcamp Radio Sep 3, 2019
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Ghetto Funk Presents: Bobby C Sound TV (GFPD23)
by Ghetto Funk
supported by 37 fans who also own “Sunlight”
Relentlessly cheerful bouncy funk here. Extra points to the lead track that is the least convincing call for last orders ever, hardly likely to jog merry makers out of the party mood.
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