Best Funk

Released in 2000, 'Voodoo' is the definitive neo-soul album. D'Angelo moved away from the polished production of his debut to embrace a raw, loose, and heavily syncopated sound inspired by Sly Stone a...

The Red is a vibrant, high-energy album that perfectly encapsulates the 'Red' side of Red Velvet's dual identity. It is a masterclass in pop production, featuring quirky melodies, intricate vocal harm...

Earth, Wind & Fire brought a level of musical complexity and showmanship to disco that few could match. By blending funk, jazz, R&B, and disco, they created a rich, layered sound defined by tight horn...

Kool & The Gang successfully transitioned from a jazz-funk ensemble to one of the most successful disco and R&B groups of the late 70s and early 80s. Their music is defined by tight, punchy horn secti...

Odd is a quintessential SHINee album, showcasing their ability to blend funk, R&B, and modern pop into a cohesive and exciting package. The title track 'View' was a game-changer, introducing a deep-ho...

Kaytranada is the master of the 'bounce.' His production style, which blends house, hip-hop, and funk, is instantly recognizable for its swing and groove. He has a unique ability to make electronic mu...

D'Angelo's 1995 debut 'Brown Sugar' is often credited with helping to launch the neo-soul movement. With its blend of classic soul, funk, and hip-hop, the album introduced the world to a young artist...