Funk is where grooviness was birthed, where swag originated, and where originality thrives because it's a quality that’s lauded in the genre, if not required.
Its flexibility also allows it to fit every other genre like a glove: it accelerates the experience of any and every song through those nasty bass lines and syncopated beats. It lends absolute freedom to creativity and you can tell, from the wide ranges of output, just how much flexibility it offers artists.
So put on your platform shoes, butt cut out pants, giggy hats, or whatever else makes you feel funky i.e. your favorite self and get ready to vibe.
Playlist
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Can I Kick It? by A Tribe Called Quest on People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm (25th Anniversary Edition) (Jive/Legacy) -
Might Be by Anderson .Paak on Venice (Empire Distribution, OBE, Steel Wool) -
Masterpiece by Sault on 5 (Forever Living Originals) -
Featured Prone by Masego on Lady Lady (Caroline, EQT Recordings) -
Featured All Night by Romare on Love Songs: Part Two (Ninja Tune) -
Darkest Light - Remastered by Lafayette Afro Rock Band on Malik (Topomic Records) -
Where Do We Go from Here by Alicia Keys on As I Am (Expanded Edition) (Sony BMG, Sony Music Distribution) -
Mr Magic (Through The Smoke) by Amy Winehouse on Frank (US Clean e-Version) (Universal) -
Featured Door Of The Cosmos - Armonica Cosmos Mix by Sun Ra (Enterplanetary Koncepts (BMI)) -
African Funk by Saint on African Funk (Phat Kat Music) -
Featured Only You by Theophilus London on Bebey (Independent) -
Millionaire (Feat. Andre 3000) by Kelis on Tasty (Arista) -
Featured Sugah Daddy by D’Angelo and The Vanguard on Black Messiah (RCA Records Label) -
Featured Fancy Clown by Abstract Orchestra on Madvillain, Vol.1 (Copyright Control) -
Featured It's A Trip by TiRon & Ayomari on WET: the Wonderful Ego Trip (The Cafeteria Line) -
Didn't I - Dave Allison Rework by Darondo, Dave Allison on Didn't I (Ubiquity Recordings, Inc.) -
Dontcha by The Internet on Feel Good (Columbia) -
Pineapple Skies by Miguel on War & Leisure (By Storm Entertainment, RCA Records) -
Don’t Wanna Fight by Alabama Shakes on Sound & Color (ATO, Fontana North, MapleMusic Recordings) -
Kiss by Prince & The Revolution on Parade - Music from the Motion Picture Under the Cherry Moon (Warner Records) -
Oh Sheit It's X by Thundercat on Apocalypse (Brainfeeder, Just Isn’t Music) -
Work It Out- New Radio Edit by Beyonce on Work It Out (Columbia) -
Cross The Tracks (We Better Go Back) by Maceo And The Macks on Funky Good Time : The Anthology (Polydor, Universal) -
Featured Hell N Back by Bakar (Black Butter) -
Spread Too Thin (feat. Lindsay Olsen) by Joomanji on Manj (Joomanji) -
Bad Girls (Verdine Version) by Solange on True (Terrible Records) -
Thin Lines by PawPaw Rod (GODMODE) -
The Lung by Hiatus Kaiyote on Choose Your Weapon (Flying Buddha, Razor & Tie, Sony Music) -
Featured I’ll Stay by funkadelic on Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On (Bridgeport Music Inc) -
Featured Help Me by N.E.R.D on Nothing (The Neptunes, Universal Music Publishing)