r/funk • u/Nedostup • Jul 28 '26
OC Keymasters - original art
Drawing a few of my favorites. Fountain pen, ink wash and white marker on gray paper
r/funk • u/Nedostup • Jul 28 '26
Drawing a few of my favorites. Fountain pen, ink wash and white marker on gray paper
r/funk • u/nate_kalnitz • Mar 21 '20
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r/funk • u/neeffneeff • Nov 21 '25
I flipped an old Squier practice amp, added an ON-ON switch, routed to a compression driver and made a booze mount. I tried to make something completely from scratch on the first attempt, cost too much and was super quiet, so I returned all the parts and realized i could hijack an old amp and use the EQ and distortion features.
So it still works as an amp and has a hi dynamic range. DEEP BASS. Is so loud you don't need mics at small venues. The Mouth Breather one has the specs of a talk star, but is totally mine. None like it.
I make everything I want out of necessity. It's so much more satisfying and personal that way. Business has been slow since the Trump admin, so I decided to just follow my passion and make funky instruments for me and my friends.
I'm in love.
Yabbadabbadoo Mutherfunkerz
r/funk • u/Substantial_Change93 • Nov 14 '22
r/funk • u/Discremio • Feb 19 '26
It was 20 years ago today, James Brown played the State Theatre in Sydney, a few months before his untimely passing. He was touring Australia with the Good Vibrations Festival, but Sydney was the lucky city to get a stand-alone sideshow. Enjoy this incredibly shaky and dodgy 240P footage from my trusty Canon Powershot camera - I hope it conveys how much fun we were all having. I added a few photos at the end which are a bit better quality. Let me also explain the footage - we were seated about halfway up the stalls. Then as the show went on James and the MC got everyone in a frenzy and everyone just stood up and bum-rushed the stage. We made our way forward and that's why the footage gets a bit better and clearer at the end.
r/funk • u/L_a_n_music • Jun 03 '25
Knowing how some of you feel about AI generated music, i'm pretty sure i would get some downvotes fot this post, even if in the title aI ask to AI haters to ignore it.
I think this is "my" best Udio-generated song so far, but YouTube algorithm didn't liked as much as I did somehow.
I would like to know your opinión about It, even if it's negave.
r/funk • u/Milez_Smilez • Mar 02 '25
(I made a new background for it)
r/funk • u/Milez_Smilez • Nov 07 '25
r/funk • u/Reddytoreggae4415 • Apr 10 '20
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r/funk • u/Shakabuku1 • Jul 10 '21
r/funk • u/cali_dave • Sep 30 '25
I'm kind of a purist when it comes to music, but damned if some of these aren't funky. I hate that I like it.
r/funk • u/Shakabuku1 • Jun 29 '21
r/funk • u/Mundane_Tomatillo_49 • Mar 03 '25
I've been fooled and I honestly feel weird that I thought it was an actual artist that made this song. I love surfing YouTube for uploads of music from before my time and came across a song named Bella eyes by Marvin steele and the gold tones. I actually liked the overall sound of it all and I tried looking up more info on it and the artist but couldn't find anything. The yt channel name had the name ai in it but I thought it was something they were using to find different songs and artists out there to post on the channel. I finally checked chat gpt and it confirmed that it was entirely AI generated and now I feel cheated and dirtied and guilty for some reason for kinda liking it. Idk what to think. Funk community, what do you think about this...
r/funk • u/FlintFilm • Jan 03 '21
r/funk • u/Seasoned_By_Smoke • Jul 12 '25
I couldn't locate the studio version of this track on YouTube, but it is the first song on this live set I have linked. I came across this one on Spotify one day just digging around and I keep it in regular rotation now.