Yo! No-D 4 P’s Flatlandelic Funkateers is the P-Funk brainchild of guitarist Yo! No-D 4 P, on a mission to fight the global spread of “The Zone Of Zero Funkativity.”
Produced by vintage-soul specialist Phil Martin (Mystical Funk 2.0)—who brings his lifelong love for the Funk to every note—Phil drives the foundation on drums, percussion, vibraphone, and synthesizers alongside an elite squad of Dutch P-Funk royalty. The journey unfolds in chapters, featuring the powerhouse core of Dodge (StarBass), Jewl, and Are MC (Vocals/Rap) from the legendary outfit Seven Eleven across the entire saga.
Pt. 1 opens with “Pucho,” featuring the barks of a legendary dog from Galicia who chose the artist as his companion. It follows with the philosophical “Sayin’ Nothin’”— on the emptiness of modern talk, inspired by the artist’s 95-year-old mother—and closes with “Amizade” (featuring Ton van der Kolk on bass), celebrating decades of musical friendships.
Pt. 2 (to be released April 1st) introduces the P-Funk opera “May The Funk Be With You.” An epic exploration of life, loss, and grief, where the Funk serves as the spiritual force to keep moving forward positively. This chapter also features the heavy instrumental “Woo” and the track “Vitamina” with the gritty Hammond B3 of Govert van der Kolm.
Backed by the brass of Cees Trappenburg (Trumpet) and Marco Hijl (Sax/Flute) and the vocals of Yo Kalb & Margriet Groen (Pt. 1), this is raw, analog magic.
Funk Is An Attitude!