The Funk Hunters and CMC & Silenta have released a very funky slice of Glitch-Hop with See-I on the vocals!!! Click thru to check out the music:

INCOMING! Absolutely huge remix from Ghetto Funk elite producer WBBL

Electro-Swingsters release another particularly healthy dose of swing based collaborations! Especially when friends like Jimi Needles, Cut La Roc & Captain Flatcap are all over the cut!

Jimi Needles brings oldschool vs newschool vibes with this future-funk monster re-rub of the latest Kanye flop! Free download!

In the studio he is meticulous and on stage he is outrages.

Ghetto Funk welcomes Tom Showtime to our Artist Roster

Our newest crew takes his place in our roster…

J-Roc is a just a straight up party rocker.

JFB. Turntabalist. DJ. Producer. Crew.

Suroor Sirius Goodenough, aka Kool Hertz started rocking crowds over 14 years ago in Cape Town, Jo’burg and eventually the UK. A multi talented DJ, Producer and Musician. We welcome him as the newest member of the crew. Check out the massive FREE track and Mix he done for it !!!

New crew in the house…

If you’ve ever been on a Ghetto Funk dance floor  these past few years the chances are high you would have already been tickled ‘below decks’ by the infectious genius of The Captain, swinging alter ego of Italian DJ, …

Feature Cast, a man on a mission. 2008 saw him releasing over six Eps & and Singles. These all topped Juno charts, getting global radio play and rave reviews from BBC Radio 1, Kiss FM, ASkills, DJ Yoda, Krafty Kuts …

Stickybuds (aka Tyler Martens) has been destroying dance floors at nightclubs and festivals in Western Canada for the last 5 years. Tyler’s magnetic stage presence and energized sets filled with genre-mashing combos make him a crowd favorite at every show.

“We take, steal and make our own cause that’s what we do, we are outlaws.”

Originally running a prolific club night deep in the south west of England serving up a unique mash up of disco, funk and breaks. As the popularity of the Goodgroove sound grew, starting record label was a natural evolution because the music played in the club was highly sought after, but not easily available for DJ’s to buy.

“The thing I love most about music is the way it evolves over time. Songs from decades ago has a funk like nothing you hear today. Uniting and evolving these grooves for today’s funking enjoyment is what I do.” – Slynk

The Basement Freaks sound gets in the map of the global underground Funky Breakbeat scene.