Brooklyn Vegan — The Sha La Das are led by Bill Schaldas, who was a member of Brooklyn vocal group The Montereys in the 1960s, and he's joined by his three sons. Their debut album features members of The Dap-Kings, Charles Bradley's band, and the Menahan St... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Back in 2009, El Michels Affair -- the NYC instrumental/soul band with members of The Dap-Kings, The Menahan Street Band, The Budos Band, and more -- released Enter the 37th Chamber, an album of live-band Wu-Tang Clan covers. Now they're followi... more info

Rolling Stone — Soul legend Charles Bradley performed his commanding track "Ain't It a Sin" on Conan, from recent LP Changes. Backed by the Menahan Street Band, the 67-year-old singer brushed off his slickest James Brown moves, bringing the audience i... more info

Impose Magazine — On Friday, September 20th, The Daptone Soul Review curated a free show in Brooklyn, NY's Williamsburg Park which featured performances by Naomi Shelton & The Gospel Queens, The Budos Band and Charles Bradley, who was backed by The Menahan Street ... more info

Prefix — Given the beautiful weather we've had today in NYC, Theophilus London couldn't have picked a better day to drop his ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/prefix-pick-theophilus-london-rio-f-menahan-street/73372/ more info

KEXP Seattle — Last month, Charles Bradley and the Menahan Street Band stopped by our studio to deliver a special joint session for KEXP listeners. The Menahan Street Band -- featuring members from the NYC Daptone Records soul and funk world including the Budos Ban... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Light In The Attic Record’s 10 year anniversary 7″ series continues with Charles Bradley & The Menahan Street Band taking on Rodriguez’s “I’ll Slip Away“. Pressed to colored vinyl, the A-side houses the cover, (a soul burn exorcism in Bra... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Brooklyn multi-instrumentalists Menahan Street Band continue to preserve soul and funk, and their new album The Crossing, due October 30th, offers a diverse collection of grooves. Opener "The Crossing" kicks it off with a smooth drum roll and soothi... more info

Consequence of Sound — Dark-night-of-the-soul music. more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Yup, kids, that’s Charles Bradley covering Nirvana’s “Stay Away.”  To say I had reservations about this pairing would be an understatement, thankfully my friend Matt would have none of it and threw it on a couple of weeks back while playing ... more info