“Free your mind and your ass will follow. Funk is its own reward.” So says Turtle Bugg, the DJ behind Crack Mix 292.
Turtle Bugg’s style is indebted to years spent working at The Thing, the infamous Brooklyn junk shop which contains within its basement a staggering mass of unloved and forgotten records.
Turtle Bugg has just the right disposition it seems, as his mixes and shows continually attest. Funk is a frequent theme, but today we get a peek at this area of his collection in its purest form, built entirely of the largely abandoned format of 45s.
Crack Mix 292: Turtle Bugg
Crack Mix 292: Turtle Bugg
“Free your mind and your ass will follow. Funk is its own reward.” So says Turtle Bugg, the DJ behind Crack Mix 292.
Turtle Bugg’s style is indebted to years spent working at The Thing, the infamous Brooklyn junk shop which contains within its basement a staggering mass of unloved and forgotten records.
Turtle Bugg has just the right disposition it seems, as his mixes and shows continually attest. Funk is a frequent theme, but today we get a peek at this area of his collection in its purest form, built entirely of the largely abandoned format of 45s.
