Funk Music Radio Stations is the best free app for listening to Funk music all day long. Stream now your favorite Funk Radio for Free!

Do you want to have easy access to the best Funk music from around the globe? Do you want to listen to your favorite Funk songs on your device with ease? If your answer is yes, then Funk Music Radio Stations is just the perfect app for you!

This new FM radio app has a wide selection of the best Funk radio stations that each have been handpicked from thousands of radio stations. It also has many features that will let you have fun listening to your favorite Funk songs wherever you are.

What are you waiting for? Download now this Funk Music Radio Stations app and enjoy your favorite radio stations no matter where you are!

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FUNK MUSIC HISTORY:
Funk music originated in the mid-60s when African American musicians created a rhythmic, danceable new form of music that was an admixture of soul, jazz, and R&B. Funk was quintessential to the formation of many successive genres and generally followed the same composition:

• Strong, rhythmic groove of a bass lines (similar to Motown)
• Consists of a complex groove with rhythm instruments playing interlocking grooves
• Uses the same extended chords as Bepop jazz

A genre known as Deep Funk was the in-genre during the 60s, but unlike traditional funk music, the sounds of deep funk were more raw, gritty, and soulful.

And as was mentioned, funk music played an essential role in the development of many subgenres that followed. From its sounds to its rhythms and lyrics, funk was an inspiration for generations thereafter. In the 90s, there was a further extension of hip-hop and funk that was known as G-funk, which was a fused subgenre of gangsta rap and funk.

You can see (or hear, rather) remnants of funk in disco music, as well as having a heavy presence in Hip Hop music. Hip Hop artists regularly sample old school funk sounds and music. With hip hop’s heavy presence in mainstream music today, and its unparalleled influence on the future development of music in this era, none of this would be possible without the help of funk music.

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