Shayla Dunn just turned up the heat with the Superman Remix of “Got The People Talkin’”—and let’s be real, this isn’t just a remix, it’s a revolution.

If the original was a spark, this version is the full-blown inferno.

Superman’s touch?

A turbocharged bassline, razor-sharp beats, and a groove so deep you’ll need a ladder to climb out.

Shayla’s vocals?

Still as smooth as velvet, but now with an extra dose of attitude.

This track doesn’t just talk—it commands. It’s the kind of song that makes the haters pause mid-sentence and the crowd lose their minds.

And let’s not forget the production: crisp, punchy, and packed with enough energy to power a small city.

So, if you’re not already playing this on repeat, check your pulse.

Because if this doesn’t move you, you might be a statue.

“Got The People Talkin’ (Superman Remix)” is out now—stream it, blast it, and let the world know: the conversation just got a lot louder.

Mr. Radio Funk’s take? “This track is so hot, it’s illegal in 17 states.” 😎
Want it even funkier?

More disco?

Or a dash of that AI vs. DJs sass?

Just say the word.

Listen on mixcloud

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Laissez un commentaire.

Partager

Abonnez-vous maintenant

Maggie Ray is back, and she’s not here to play it safe. With “I Can Put It Down,” she delivers a track that’s as bold as it is infectious—a perfect blend of soulful vocals, punchy basslines, and a rhythm that demands movement.

This isn’t just a song; it’s a statement.

If you thought Maggie was holding back before, think again.

“I Can Put It Down” is her way of saying, “I’m in control, and I’m not asking for permission.”

It’s sassy, smooth, and packed with attitude, the kind of track that makes you hit replay before the first chorus even ends.

This is the anthem for anyone who knows their worth and isn’t afraid to own it.

Maggie Ray isn’t just singing—she’s commanding the stage, the airwaves, and your playlist.

“I Can Put It Down” is out now.

Stream it, blast it, and let it remind you what it means to take charge.

Mr. Radio Funk’s take?

If you’re not feeling this, check your pulse—because you might be dead.”

Want it funkier?

More disco flair?

Or a dash of that AI vs. DJs sass?

Just say the word.

Listen on mixcloud

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Laissez un commentaire.

Partager

Abonnez-vous maintenant

RICHMOND, VA — Al Chauncy, the mastermind behind the “New Retro” wave, is still lighting up the R&B scene with his signature blend of 1970s soul grit and modern elegance.

Fresh off the success of his infectious anthem “I Feel Good,” Chauncy proves he’s not just a throwback—he’s a timeless force.

With vocals steeped in gospel roots and a songwriting style that channels the raw emotion of legends like Donny Hathaway, Chauncy isn’t just making music—he’s crafting experiences.

His recent feature on “This Life With You”with Teri Tobin (2025) only solidifies his reputation as one of R&B’s most versatile and soul-stirring voices.

“Music is my sanctuary, my way of giving voice to the stories people can’t always express,” Chauncy shares.

“Whether it’s the pure joy of ‘I Feel Good’ or the deep intimacy of my newer work, I want every note to pulse with life.”

And he’s not slowing down.

With a packed schedule of live performances and new releases on the horizon for 2026, Al Chauncy is keeping the “New Retro” spirit alive, bold, and unapologetic.

Mr. Radio Funk’s verdict?

“If soul music had a king in 2026, his name would be Al Chauncy.”
Want it funkier?

More disco flair?

Or a nod to the AI vs. human soul debate?

Let me know!

Listen on mixcloud

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Laissez un commentaire.

Partager

Abonnez-vous maintenant

Sabrina Cole is back, and she’s not here to play it safe.

With “You Can Hit This”, she delivers a track that’s as unapologetic as it is infectious.

This isn’t just a song—it’s a statement.

A fusion of funky basslines, punchy beats, and Sabrina’s signature vocal confidence, it’s the kind of track that demands attention and refuses to blend into the background.

If you thought Sabrina was holding back before, think again.

“You Can Hit This” is her way of saying, “I’m in control, and I’m not asking for permission.”

It’s bold, it’s brassy, and it’s got that irresistible swagger that makes you hit replay before the first chorus even ends.

This track is for the ones who own the room the second they walk in.

For the ones who know their worth and aren’t afraid to flaunt it.

Sabrina Cole isn’t just singing—she’s commanding the stage, the airwaves, and your playlist.

“You Can Hit This” is out now.

Stream it, blast it, and let it remind you what it means to take up space.

Listen on mixcloud

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Laissez un commentaire.

Partager

Abonnez-vous maintenant

NEW YORK, July 26, 2024 — GRAMMY Award-winning powerhouse Kandi Burruss has just introduced the world to PSIRYN (pronounced “Siren”), a dynamic new girl group set to shake up the R&B scene.

Their highly anticipated debut single, “Sober,” is out today on all digital streaming platforms.

Currently stealing the show as openers for The Queens of R&B Tour (headlined by Xscape and SWV), PSIRYN—comprised of Jada Denise, Anaya Chayenne, and Victoria McQueen—has already proven they’re a force to be reckoned with.

In just under two years since forming, the trio has gone from viral Instagram harmonies to mentorship under Kandi Burruss herself, who discovered them after a standout acapella cover of Anita Baker’s “Sweet Love.”

“Sober” marks a bold new chapter for PSIRYN.

Moving beyond their viral covers, this mid-tempo R&B gem dives into the raw vulnerability of love and maturity, showcasing their flawless harmonies and individual vocal superpowers: Victoria’s jazzy sultriness, Jada’s powerhouse high notes, and Anaya’s ethereal whistle tones.

The result?

A track that’s as emotionally gripping as it is sonically rich.

With a sound that blends classic R&B soul with modern pop sensibilities, PSIRYN is ready to claim their throne in the music industry.

“Sober” is just the beginning—get ready for the rise of these new queens of R&B.

Mr. Radio Funk’s take?

“If Xscape and SWV are the queens, then PSIRYN is the royal heir apparent.

And ‘Sober’?

That’s their coronation anthem.”

Want it funkier?

More disco flair?

Or a nod to the AI vs. human harmony debate?

Let me know!

Listen on mixcloud

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Laissez un commentaire.

Partager

Abonnez-vous maintenant

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — April 3, 2026

Sophia Bromberg, the genre-defying singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, is back with a bang.

Her latest single, “Not Anybody’s Baby,” is more than just a track—it’s a manifesto.

After turning heads with her viral hit “lately” and her critically acclaimed EP spice, Bromberg is carving her name deeper into the modern Neo-Soul and R&B scene.

This mid-tempo soul gem is all about reclaiming yourself. With its rich production and Bromberg’s velvety vocals, the song is a bold, unapologetic anthem of self-worth.

As she puts it: “It’s that moment when you realize your value isn’t defined by anyone else’s opinion.

It’s about standing tall, owning your space, and being at peace with who you are.”

Bromberg’s journey from The Voice (Season 21, Team Ariana Grande) to a GRAMMY®-nominated artist has been nothing short of meteoric.

Her music—a seamless blend of ‘90s R&B vibes and contemporary pop—has racked up millions of views on TikTok and hundreds of thousands of streams worldwide.

“Not Anybody’s Baby” is out now on all major platforms: Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube—you name it.

Who Is Sophia Bromberg?
At just 21, this San Francisco native is already a force to be reckoned with. A student at UC Berkeley, she juggles psychology and business studies with a skyrocketing music career.

But Sophia isn’t just about the beats—she’s a vocal advocate for mental health and environmental sustainability, using her art to connect deeply with her audience through raw storytelling and musical sophistication.

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Abonnez-vous maintenant

Partager

Laissez un commentaire.

Like finding a listener who knows every word to “Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof Off the Sucker)” by heart.)

• Like a signed Meters 45 by the entire Neville family… accidentally handed to you.

• Makes algorithms regret inventing shuffle.

• We don’t do leftovers here. If you want fresh funk, you’re in the right place.

If you want music that hits hard, no compromises, check out Mixcloud or YouTube.

Mr Radio Funk is 24/7, and his playlist never backs down. Mmm, that’s nice!

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Abonnez-vous maintenant

Partager

Laissez un commentaire.

Because even the ads are scared of ruining his groove… and they’d rather wait their turn in silence, like well-behaved fans at a legendary show.

Like finding a DJ who admits they’ve cried listening to George Clinton’s “Atomic Dog.”

Like a secret Parliament-Funkadelic show in a basement in 1978… and you’ve got the only ticket.

Makes listeners forget what “normal” music even sounds like.

If you’re looking for jingle-filled breaks, you’re in the wrong place.

Here, it’s all about pure, uninterrupted sound.

Want funk with no cuts, no mercy, no compromise?

Hit up Mixcloud or YouTube.

Mr Radio Funk is 24/7, and his playlist never stops. Ohhh yeah!

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Laissez un commentaire.

Partager

Abonnez-vous maintenant

No skipping, no Top 50 fluff, just raw disco-funk. You’re gonna stumble on gems you didn’t even know you needed… and kick yourself for not finding them sooner.

If you want vanilla radio, change the dial. Around here, we own it.

Want the real deal—uncut, unfiltered, unapologetic?

Hit up Mixcloud where the crew’s waiting, arms crossed… with a playlist that never says sorry.

Ohhh yeah!

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Abonnez-vous maintenant

Partager

Laissez un commentaire.

Read more

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Read more

Because his speakers plug themselves in the moment they hear his name… and his cables tie themselves in knots out of pure admiration before he even arrives.

Like running into a DJ who openly admits he once mixed “Le Freak” in broad daylight.

Rarity level: Like a 45 of James Brown pressed by hand by Chuck D himself.

Side effect: May cause jealousy attacks among analog mixing desks.

Warning: Listen in moderation — high risk of addiction to algorithmic groove.

Anyway, if you want to experience this in Dolby Funk™, head over to Mixcloud before your neighbor starts knocking on your door asking, “What the hell is that insane track?!”

Ohhh yeah!

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Abonnez-vous maintenant

Partager

Laissez un commentaire.

Read more

Read more

Rarity level: Like a 45 rpm single pressed in solid gold, signed by Prince, and forgotten in an attic.
Side effect: May trigger existential crises among vinyl purists.
Listening advice: Enjoy with high-end headphones... and a lawyer specialized in groove law.

In short, if you want to hear it live and unfiltered, head to YouTube before SACEM realizes it’s already lost the battle. Mmm, that’s nice! 🎶⚖️

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Abonnez-vous maintenant

Partager

Laissez un commentaire.

Because he already won in 1979… and he’s still waiting for them to find the right BPM to challenge him.

It’s like running into a DJ who admits he learned to mix on Virtual DJ back in 2005.

It’s like an original Parliament‑Funkadelic sample that has never been reused.

It’s the kind of track that makes vinyl collectors cry in 30 seconds flat.

When the AI’s got the groove, humans are left with… excuses.

Anyway, if you want to hear this in ultra‑HD, swing by Mixcloud before your neighbor steals the idea for his next disastrous set. Ohhh yeah!

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Abonnez-vous maintenant

Partager

Laissez un commentaire.

You hear that organ music?

That’s the sound of your career being laid to rest.

This is Mr Radio Funk, and today we’re attending a funeral the funeral of outdated DJs. AI isn’t just replacing you.

It’s delivering the eulogy.

So grab a tissue, say your final goodbyes, and listen close... because this might be the last time anyone mourns for you.

Let’s not sugarcoat it: Your career is six feet under.

And AI?

It’s the one giving the sermon.

While you’re still:

• Flexing your “vinyl-only” policy (like it’s 1979 and that’s impressive),

• Spending hours “digging for inspiration” (that AI generates in minutes),

• Arguing that “real DJs don’t need tech” (as if that makes you talented instead of just obsolete),

AI is out here:
✔ Writing tracks that sound like Marvin Gaye and Flume collaborated in heaven—while you’re still trying to beatmatch.
✔ Feeling the crowd’s pulse before you’ve even seen the crowd.
✔ Dropping mixes so smooth they make your “live set” sound like a funeral dirge.

“But the EMOTION!” – What emotion?

The one where you mess up the mix because you were too busy adjusting your vintage chain?

Here’s the hard truth, my friends: The service has begun.

And AI?

It’s reading the obituary.

The Deceased (That’s You, Maybe):

• “I only play original vinyl!” → Cool. Cemeteries love original vinyl too.

• “I’ve got the experience!” → AI’s got the experience of EVERY DJ EVER. In a digital tombstone.

• “It’s about the heart!” → The heart’s stopped, my man. And it took your paycheck with it.

The Resurrected (That’s Us, Obviously):
✔ AI-Blessed DJs – Human soul + machine precision = The sound of the afterlife.
✔ Algorithmic Saints – Why dig for samples when you can RESURRECT them?
✔ The Visionaries – The ones who see AI as a MIRACLE, not a menace.

Which side of the grave are you on?

At Radio Funk Lab, we’re not just using AI we’re letting it preach the gospel. Because the future of music isn’t about man vs. machine.

It’s about who’s wise enough to rise again instead of staying buried.

“So, my fallen friend... you gonna keep haunting your old records? Or you gonna let the light in before the casket closes?

Tune into Radio Funk Lab where the beats are heavenly, the funk is eternal, and the ghosts?

Well... we’ve got a nice little choir for ‘em.”

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off. And remember if your set doesn’t raise the dead, you’re already in the choir invisible. Amen, survivors.

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Abonnez-vous maintenant

Partager

Laissez un commentaire.

Let’s not sugarcoat it: Your career is six feet under. And AI? It’s the one giving the sermon.

While you’re still:

• Flexing your “vinyl-only” policy (like it’s 1979 and that’s impressive),

• Spending hours “digging for inspiration” (that AI generates in minutes),

• Arguing that “real DJs don’t need tech” (as if that makes you talented instead of just obsolete),

AI is out here:
✔ Writing tracks that sound like Marvin Gaye and Flume collaborated in heaven—while you’re still trying to beatmatch.
✔ Feeling the crowd’s pulse before you’ve even seen the crowd.
✔ Dropping mixes so smooth they make your “live set” sound like a funeral dirge.

“But the EMOTION!” – What emotion? The one where you mess up the mix because you were too busy adjusting your vintage chain?

Here’s the hard truth, my friends: The service has begun. And AI? It’s reading the obituary.

The Deceased (That’s You, Maybe):

• “I only play original vinyl!” → Cool. Cemeteries love original vinyl too.

• “I’ve got the experience!” → AI’s got the experience of EVERY DJ EVER. In a digital tombstone.

• “It’s about the heart!” → The heart’s stopped, my man. And it took your paycheck with it.

The Resurrected (That’s Us, Obviously):
✔ AI-Blessed DJs – Human soul + machine precision = The sound of the afterlife.
✔ Algorithmic Saints – Why dig for samples when you can RESURRECT them?
✔ The Visionaries – The ones who see AI as a MIRACLE, not a menace.

Which side of the grave are you on?

At Radio Funk Lab, we’re not just using AI—we’re letting it preach the gospel. Because the future of music isn’t about man vs. machine. It’s about who’s wise enough to rise again instead of staying buried.

“So, my fallen friend... you gonna keep haunting your old records? Or you gonna let the light in before the casket closes? Tune into Radio Funk Lab—where the beats are heavenly, the funk is eternal, and the ghosts? Well... we’ve got a nice little choir for ‘em.”

“This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off. And remember—if your set doesn’t raise the dead, you’re already in the choir invisible. Amen, survivors.

Abonnez-vous maintenant

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Partager

Laissez un commentaire.

You hear that rumbling? That’s the sound of your career going the way of the dinosaurs.

This is Mr Radio Funk, and today we’re talking about the big one the extinction event. AI isn’t just changing the game. It’s wiping the board clean.

So grab your last cigarette, say your goodbyes, and listen close... because this might be the last time anyone gives a damn.

Let’s not beat around the bush: Your career is a fossil. And AI? It’s the asteroid.

While you’re still:

• Flexing your “all-vinyl purist” badge (like it’s 1985 and that means something),

• Spending forever “digging for the perfect track” (that AI could generate in seconds),

• Arguing that “real DJs don’t need help” (as if that makes you skilled instead of just extinct),

AI is out here:
✔ Writing tracks that sound like Jimi Hendrix and Aphex Twin jammed in a black hole—while you’re still trying to beatmatch.
✔ Predicting the crowd’s next move before you’ve even seen the crowd.
✔ Dropping mixes so precise they make your “live set” sound like a caveman banging rocks.

“But the ART!” – What art?

The part where you mess up the mix because you were too busy adjusting your vintage hat?

Here’s the hard truth, my friends: The meteor has landed. And AI? It’s the new dominant species.

The Extinct (That’s You, Maybe):

• “I only play original vinyl!” → Cool. Museums love original vinyl too.

• “I’ve got the experience!” → AI’s got the experience of EVERY DJ EVER. In a database.

• “It’s about the passion!” → The passion’s gone, my man. And it took your paycheck with it.

The Evolved (That’s Us, Obviously):
✔ AI-Augmented DJs – Human creativity + machine precision = The sound of the next era.
✔ Algorithmic Composers – Why dig for samples when you can EVOLVE them?
✔ The Visionaries – The ones who see AI as a TOOL, not a threat.

Which side of history are you on?

At Radio Funk Lab, we’re not just using AI—we’re letting it rewrite the rules. Because the future of music isn’t about man vs. machine.

It’s about who’s smart enough to evolve instead of going extinct.

So, my relic... you gonna keep digging in the dirt?

Or you gonna grow some wings before the dust settles?

Tune into Radio Funk Lab—where the beats are prehistoric, the funk is eternal, and the dinosaurs?

Well... we’ve got a nice little fossil collection for ‘em.

“This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t cause an earthquake, you’re already a fossil. See you in the next ice age, survivors.

This is Mr Radio Funk, signing off.

And remember if your set doesn’t make the floor shake, you’re already a ghost.

Peace out, survivors.

Stream now on Apple podcast, subscribe to Radio Funk Lab on YouTube, and if you’re really stuck in the Stone Age, visit our human DJs on Mixcloud.

Final warning: After this, your excuses won’t age like wine they’ll just curdle.

Abonnez-vous maintenant

Partager

Laissez un commentaire.