Mix Forty Two

Mix Forty Two takes you into Christmas 2011 and is your funk-filled cracker. It features Alton McClain & Destiny and solo work from Philip Bailey for the first time, as well as Chic, Incognito, David Bendeth, T-Connection, Sister Sledge, George Duke, Prince and Donald Byrd who celebrated his 79th birthday recently. Forget the cheesy Christmas songs, get some funky & soulful grooves on.

Mix Twenty Eight

Mix Twenty Eight is in orbit and will satisfy our funky cravings for most of February, which, rather appropriately, has 28 days in it. It could be said there is a kind of love or romance theme to this mix what with track names such as, "Funky Luvah," "Give Me Your Love," "Thinking Of You," and "Girl, I Think The World About You," but, curiously enough, that wasn't the intention. Anyway, I suppose it fits nicely with the February tradition of Valentines Day - if you're into pink teddy bears and the like.

Mix Twenty Two

Mix Twenty Two has hit the webwaves and is awaiting your funk-lovin' ears to make it come alive. I thought I would try something I bit different for this show and so this one has a theme. Click the album cover (left) to listen.

Mix Eighteen

Mix Eighteen is coming your way and there ain't no way of stopping it. So just grab a hold and enjoy the ride. It comes with 11 cuts of fiesty funkiness sure to grab your spirits by their scruff and hurl them sky high.

Mix Fourteen

Mix fourteen is out now and features a Chic track that is a masterclass in the art of funk bass, a live Commodores track and a debut for a certain group that went by the name of The O'Jays. That's accompanied by a host of feel-good tracks from the likes of Slave, Con Funk Shun, Kleer, Jamiroquai and more.

Mix Twelve

Mix Twelve is almost literally a juggernaut of funk - and it's heading your way. It's our second show of the new decade and with it we unleash two acts not yet featured in the shape of Sister Sledge and Kleeer.

GigSpot: Chic | Kentish Town Forum

We went along to catch a rare performance by Chic at the Kentish Town forum in London and were treated to a great night of funktitude.