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Funk Fusion
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Licked Out Funk Vol 2EXCLUSIVE
Review: The second instalment of Licked Out Funk on Funk Fusion is rip-roaring to say the least, as all 28 tracks were brought into this world with the sole purpose of getting you moving, something accomplished through big drum hits and recognisable samples. Almost every track on this compilation has a sample you'll recognise; 'Come To Skanker' is a distortion of Beatles classic 'Come Together', 'Ain't No Funkin' does a good job flipping Chaka Khan's original 'Ain't Nobody' and 'Trippin Biggie' gives the funk treatment to The Notorious BIG. This is a feel-good album of still quality tracks and you'll have a hard time not moving to the procession of boom-bap drums, big synth lines and sense of retro nostalgia.
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FFL0FV 2
02 Oct 18
Breakbeat
02 Oct 18
Breakbeat
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BFVOL 1
10 Nov 17
Breakbeat
10 Nov 17
Breakbeat
Various
Fused Funk Vol 20EXCLUSIVE
Played by: Funk Fusion
Review: The Funk Fusion label deal exclusively in cheeky breaks-led reworks of only the most popular tunes. With a furious release schedule that has seen the imprint deliver record numbers of bulging compilations, they are the undisputed masters of party breaks. Here on their 20th collection we more of exactly the same, the way we like it. Highlights includes the Jimi Hendrix/Chemical Brothers collision "Jimi's Chemicals" by Ghetto Cats, the mangled funk of their Tupac/Dre rejig "Californian Glove" and the drum heavy grooves of Biggie Smalls/80s kids show mash-up "Notorious Tank Engine" by Tweek Unique.
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FFV 20
19 Dec 16
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19 Dec 16
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Various
Fused Funk Vol 19EXCLUSIVE
Review: Less than two years deep into their groove crusade and Funk Fusion teeter on their 20th compendium of party-firing bangers. But first, volume 19 - an all-out session the leaves no stone unturned. Expect nothing but turbo charged gospel ("Happy Break"), Skillz-sampling rap damage ("Gotcha Ed Noddin'"), Wonder-full synth subversions ("Super Tissues"), Chemical Zeppelin chaos ("Block Rockin Love") and a Dre-meets-Biggie missile that's so explosive it should come with a health warning. Revel levels set high on this one.
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FFV 19
21 Oct 16
Breakbeat
21 Oct 16
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Various
Fused Funk Vol 16EXCLUSIVE
Review: Funky Breaks, Ghetto Funk, Nu Funk, Glitch Funk, Nu Skool & Old Skool Breaks: you name it, they got it! London's Funk Fusion are back with Fused Funk Volume 16, which is a whopper of a compilation; 17 servings of block rockin' beats which will suit any occasion.. almost! Some of the highlights on here (and there's quite a few) are: "More Diggity" by Jay Tip; no guesses what this is a remix of (hint: Blackstreet!) but there's no hints for which rock'n roll classic got mashed up with jump-up drum and bass on Phat Bangers Club's "Wah Wah Everybody". Elsewhere, Sticky Icky's "I Wanna Hold You" takes the timeless classic by The Beatles and injects it with some tough breaks.
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FFV 16
13 May 16
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13 May 16
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Various
Played by: Funk Fusion
Review: London's Funk Fusion are back. Their mission? To bring you the best in Funky Breaks, Ghetto Funk, Nu Funk, Glitch Funk, Nu Skool & Old Skool Breaks; no small feat! All of the afore mentioned appear on the twelfth edition of their compilation and it's bursting at the seams with surefire material. Highlights include the soul funk jams of Zemeralds "So Much Trouble In My Mind" or Bruno Borleone's charmingly titled "Move Bitch". Elsewhere there's the blunted hip hop of James DB's "Feel The Ghostwriter's Beat" (Make It Funky edit)" or KMT 's "Guess Who's Everyday People". We particularly dug the nu skool breaks of Head Honcho's "Vacation" and the hard funky house of Gentlemen Callers "Old Tyme Religion" (Mortisville remix)". There's enough block rocking beats on here for a marathon 48 hour block party.
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FFVOL 12
12 Nov 15
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12 Nov 15
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Various
Review: Here they are at it again, fusing, twisting and sampling all the hits, obscurities and bangers you've come to love over the years; be they hip hop, electro, pop, funk or rock. Notorious BIG makes an appearance on this compilations opener while JLO vocals and dirty electro can be found on "Get Right". Scale down the tracklist and you'll come across J5, old school funk and flutes to The Champs - Tequila!
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FFVOL 11
17 Sep 15
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17 Sep 15
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Played by: DUBRA, JP Source, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Qdup Foundation, Dusty Tonez, Alekkz, Funk Fusion, DJ Blue Funk
Review: There's no denying Funk Fusion definitely live up to their name; take these first two tracks which sample and flip Kool & The Gang and Tribe Called Quest numbers into something new and different for 2015. There's also a cheeky garage remake of Basement Jaxx, and for something slower check out the hip hop throw down of Aretha Franklin's "Say A little Prayer For You" by KMT. And have you heard Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" pitched against Sean Paul lyrics? Well you have now. Something for everyone.
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FFVOL 10
13 Aug 15
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13 Aug 15
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FFFS 1
30 May 15
Breakbeat
30 May 15
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Various
Played by: Frankee More, Don Dayglow, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Bad Barbie, Funk Fusion, SEEN ON TV
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FFVOL 08
26 Mar 15
Breakbeat
26 Mar 15
Breakbeat
Various
Played by: FINGERMAN, Dr Packer, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Evil Smarty, Alien Disco Sugar (Leonidas DeeJay), Ziggy Phunk, Wonkar, Bad Barbie, Funk Fusion, Wall Of Fame, Mash Masters, Phil Disco, Charlie brown superstar, SEEN ON TV
Review: Dealing strictly in extended collections, Funk Fusion continues its extensive work into 2015 with a 22-track compendium of killer edits, bootlegs and reversions. With an emphasis on fine-tuned, low-swung party jams; highlights include the subtle acid treatment of En Vogue ("Get It"), silky, synth-slapping disco boogie ("Mistery Island"), badass blue grass ("Bluesy Bounce"), Chic-style Public Enemy subversion ("Funky Enemy Number One") and smoke-stacked skank science ("Method Man"). Fusion by name, funky by nature: no party should be without this collection.
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FFVOL 06
05 Feb 15
Breakbeat
05 Feb 15
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Various
Played by: Frankee More, FINGERMAN, Dr Packer, Mr Chombee, Kiu D, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Tonbe, Evil Smarty, DJ P-SOL, Shit Hot Soundsystem, 80's Child, Funky Boogie Brothers, Funk Hunk, Wonkar, DJ Snatch, Bakerman, Bad Barbie, Funk Fusion, Buggin' Out, Mash Masters, ElectroGorilla, Charlie brown superstar
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184112014
04 Dec 14
Breakbeat
04 Dec 14
Breakbeat
Various
Played by: DAVE GERRARD, Groove Motion, Frankee More, Mr Bristow, Dr Packer, Jayl Funk, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Juno Recommends Disco, D-Funk, Alien Disco Sugar (Leonidas DeeJay), 80's Child, Funky Joe, DJ Snatch, Bakerman, Funk Fusion, Buggin' Out, Mash Masters, Boogie Down Edits
Review: For a label that only launched this spring, four volumes of creatively executed party jams is beyond impressive. We reckon this could be Funk Fusion's best yet, too. From Rhythm Scholar's respectfully tripped out twist on "Lucy In The Sky" to Fabioulous Barker's slap-bass blazed take on Skeelow via the funkiest ever version of 2Pac's "California Love", it's an impressive collection that leans towards the more subtle art of editing rather than crass bootleg cut-and-shuts and will have a lot more timeless appeal as a result.
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151992 014
02 Oct 14
Breakbeat
02 Oct 14
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Various
Played by: DAVE GERRARD, Frankee More, Dr Packer, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Evil Smarty, Funky Joe, Funk Fusion, DJ Blue Funk
Review: If you like your funk and breakbeats a little dirtier, than Funk Fusion have the grease to grind those gears. Terry Wagun drops a wobbly, saw-wave bassline over a choral of Lily Allen vocals in the opening track, while Mr Bristow slugs out some dirty low-end similar to Mr Oizo's "Analog Worms Attack" in his addition. For a crunchy, slowed down, stoners version of Pharrell's "Happy" there's 2RUD's "Happy Ska" - and don't forget Dave Gerrad's mashup of Queen and Kurtis Blow's "The Breaks" in his Funkadelic "Kurtis Breaks". Some bass-heavy 808 beats like Felix Da Housecat's "Kickdrum" rumble under a pair of titan hip hop vocals in "Turn Down For Hip Hop" thanks to Lil Jon and Fatman Scoop samples which spit over the top of Major Lazer synths. Get fused.
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143172 014
31 Jul 14
Breakbeat
31 Jul 14
Breakbeat
Various
Played by: Clairvo (MustBeat), Frankee More, Mr Bristow, Phunk Sinatra, Actual Sounds, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Rory Hoy, Dusty Tonez, Father Funk
Review: A brand new label dedicated to the nu-funk crusade, Funk Fusion are launching with a serious statement of booty-shaking intent. With concentrated mid tempo party vibes littered throughout the set, there are some genuinely unique examples of creativity here... Including the harmonica and slap-bass mischief of "Seems Like A Dream", the rich crooning dancehall vocal of Waykin Bakaman on "The Scury", the haunted house-level scratchy bass on "Monster". With other highlights coming from X-Ray Ted (a discofied version of Junior Senior) Phunk Sinatra (Busta Rhymes goes Bollywood) and Rory Hoy (gritty horn heaven that nods to Exit Planet Dust), this really is a fantastic way to launch a label.
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FF 01
13 Feb 14
Breakbeat
13 Feb 14
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