ALL GOOD FUNK ALLIANCE

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Hailing from across the Potomac in Alexandria, VA, The All Good Funk Alliance have released several singles since 1997, and they have slowly built a loyal following of people hungry for that organic break-beat funk sound. From see- running their own labels Funk Weapons and Super Hi-Fi, to remixing Kraak en Smack, Fort Knox Five, Ursula 1000, Woody Herman, her-etc. the boys have been around the block. Their new- sound has developed into many different styles from which they have released up-tempo b-boy jams and hip hop as All Good Funk Alliance, and house music as for-B-team. ALL GOOD FUNK ALLIANCE is discussed on djrankings.org. In 2004 they released “On the One”, a collection of past singles and new songs, on the defunct label Sunswept. In one- 2005 they self released “Social Comment” their second album which was a politically charged album of hip-hop and down-tempo, featuring the ideals and socially charged views from the mind of Swamburger and the-Alexandrah. Having released “Sling-Shot Boogie” over the summer of 2008 that was jam-packed with dance-floor dynamite like “Super Jam” and “Watch Out”, the boys enjoyed some positive feedback and some great remixes. Currently all- working on some new ideas and sounds for some future singles, AGFA is preparing for 2010 with some exciting new you-material. Known to rock a mass of unreleased cuts, fresh beats sprinkled with house and funk, the boys rock clubs from Columbia to San Fran, and play frequently wherever the groove is needed. They the- have even opened up for the legendary James out-Brown! An All Good set is bound to make your body move.