TRU FUNK: Party Breaks Vol. 11 (2017)

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TRU FUNK: Party Breaks Vol. 10 (2016)

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DJ AXE: City Funk (2016)

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TRU FUNK: Tasty Beats Vols. 9 and 10 (2016)

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TRU FUNK: Tasty Beats Vol. 8 (2015)

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C.J.PLUS: B-Boy’s Boogie (2015)

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TRU FUNK: Tasty Beats Vol. 6 (2015)

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TRU FUNK: Tru Hop (2015)

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TRU FUNK: Tasty Beats Vol. 5 (2014)

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TRU FUNK: Tasty Beats Vol. 4 (2014)

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TRU FUNK: Nu Party Breaks (Essential Selection)(2014)

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TRU FUNK: Tasty Beats Vol. 3 (2014)

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THE BEAT SELECTA: Hop On The Floor (2014)

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WARSON: Don’t Stop EP (2014)

…and he don’t stop! Warson that is, back from adventures in funky house-land (there ain’t no funk in house – Funk Ed.) to ensure he lets the breakbeat drop. Don’t Stop is his latest three-tracker and opener Louder pulls no punches, cunningly cutting up Fergie’s verse from Pump It on a Skeewiff-ish funky horns break in such a way …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

TRU FUNK: Tasty Beats Vol. 1 (2014)

As promised at the end of last year, the Polish funky breaks mafia (a.k.a. the Tru Funk label) return for 2014 with a brand new series – Tasty Beats Vol. 1 – and a truly international smorgasbord of dancefloor snacks. Bosnia’s Funk Efemdzemov provides a refried soul starter, Germany’s Jayl Funk keeps it hot with a bass-poppin’ main, Phunk Sinatra supplies a Greek beat dessert, the UK’s X-Ray Ted arrives with the …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

TRU FUNK: Party Breaks: Essential Selection (2013)

In today’s internet-era, the public’s appetite for interesting ‘stuff’ is voracious and their memory of said ‘stuff’ so short that they’ve practically forgotten whatever it was they gawping/ listening/ mooing at in the second it took them to ‘swim’ from one side of the digital fishbowl to the other. Plus the amount of ‘stuff’ out there keeps increasing exponentially. In this environment, any record company that fails to market effectively is a soon-to-be-defunct record company and marketing in today’s – er – market effectively means putting …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

TRU FUNK: Nu Party Breaks Vol. 8 (2013)

It’s like some sort of party breaks/ ghetto funk release free for all at the minute with drops imminent from Ghetto Funk and BBP and Scour Records having just given birth to its third ‘baby.’ Who haven’t we mentioned? Ah yes – Tru:Funk and here they are with Nu Party Breaks Vol. 8 – a seven-tracker that leaves the wobble at home and amps up the funk. Chudy kicks off by tapping what sounds very much like nineties house,…READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

CHUDY: Let’s Groove On (2013)

Tutti frutti oh Chudy – it’s long past time for the monkey to get a groove on with Let’s Get A Groove On but unfortunately Chudy’s debut LP arrived in the inbox just as the annual MB summer surf trip to France was getting underway. Which is was sheer bad luck as this is a highly serviceable sixteen tracker (sixteen!) of funky breaks with primetime dancefloor material written all over it. The Polish producer has made something of a name …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

TRU FUNK: Nu Party Breaks Vol. 7 (2013)

“Yes mate – what can I get you?” “Six shots of party breaks booty bangers please” “Tru Funk’s Nu Party Breaks Vol. 7 do you?” “Yep – nice one – you always know what you’re getting don’t you?” Of course you do – reliably funk-related party breaks business, naturally. This release’s ‘most pornstar name’ award surely goes to Dick Diamond who works that party with some rap-on-hammond action. Fajita Funk is most hip-hop with his funky …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

TRU FUNK: Nu Party Breaks Vol. 6 (2013)

It’s Tru Funk Nu Party Breaks time again people – and here’s Vol. 6 already. Prepare yourself for re-funked breakbeat exploitation of The Supremes, DMX, Quad City DJs and David Bowie from Cez 14 & Dastardly Kuts, Dick Diamond, DJ Czech and Essex Groove respectively plus a synth-led slab of refried eighties funk featuring god only knows what vocals culled from Morlack‘s warehouse-sized collection of music. In case that’s not enough for …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM