Funky

Funky music emerged in the 1960s and 70s, primarily in the United States, as a delightful mash-up of soul, jazz, and a healthy dollop of rhythm, perfect for getting up and grooving—especially if one is equipped with an ample supply of bell-bottom trousers. Characterised by syncopated bass lines, infectious beats, and a certain cheeky exuberance, it often serves as a cheeky invitation to dance like no one’s watching—though everyone probably is. Funky music has enjoyed a cultural renaissance, proving that when life gives you lemons, it’s always better to dance them away to a catchy groove.